Dotti Simmons loved stories and voices but most of all she loved words.
All diddle daddle done.*
Category: Artists and Makers
On Joy Hester’s late portraits of girls
This poem is a response to four of Joy Hester's images of girls currently on display at Heide Museum of Modern Art.
Poetry inspired by ‘Flourish’
Sally Denshire's poem ‘A lineage of ecologies’ celebrates LeAnne Vincent's award-winning art work 'Flourish'. Vincent's Artist's Statement follows the poem.
Albury in the Year of Indigenous Languages
Walking around Albury, locals and visitors alike have probably noticed an explosion of public art.
Book Launch
fourW is one of Australia's longest running annual anthologies of new poetry and prose from Australian and international writers.
Sad Shadows and Vivid Creativity: The Mayday Hills Arts Society
An atmospheric and beautiful place rich with history, layers of flaking plaster and paint, long echoing corridors, generous rooms with high ceilings and soft light, gardens with quiet corners. Is it any wonder that Mayday Hills has become a home for local artists?
Rise!
Accomplished Chiltern photographer Nat Ord has created ten nuanced portraits set in finely wrought landscapes.
Intangible Forces: the Art of Meg Sprouster
Albury painter Meg Sprouster has a deep affinity for colour and pattern, but her art is also profoundly engaged with ideas.
after “Horses”
A poem by Sally Denshire.
Furious Riding: the Kelly Women Narratives
An artist and an author have re-imagined the life of Ned Kelly's mother, Ellen.
Riparian 