BRONWYN HACK
Bronwyn Hack is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans sculpture, painting, printmaking, and ceramics, often exploring animals, anatomy, and the body through playful yet intricate forms. Hack has worked with Arts Project Australia since 2011. She has had solo exhibitions at Daine Singer (2025) and Arts Project Australia (2020, 2016). Recent group exhibitions include Intimate Imaginaries at TarraWarra Museum of Art, Victoria (2024); and Conflated, a NETS Victoria touring exhibition (2022–23).
MARK SMITH
Mark Smith’s multidisciplinary practice—spanning painting, ceramics, mixed media, video, and soft sculpture—explores the complexities of the human condition through physical form, emotional language, and philosophical inquiry. He has exhibited widely across Australia since 2007, with works held in major public collections such as the National Gallery of Victoria, Monash University Museum of Art, and Merri-bek Art Collection.
AMANI TIA
Amani Tia has a distinctive style, shaped by his surroundings and a strong foundation in drawing. A studio artist at Arts Project Australia since 2013, Tia has exhibited widely—including the Victorian Indigenous Art Awards and Bundoora Nebula Residency—and regularly features in curated group shows and the annual Gala Exhibition.
ADRIAN LAZZARO
Adrian Lazzaro works across drawing, printmaking, textiles, and zines, creating emotionally charged, punk-infused works marked by vivid line-work, saturated color, and sharp social commentary. A studio artist at Arts Project Australia since 2004, he has exhibited widely, with works held in public collections such as Wangaratta Art Gallery and the City of Merri-Bek.
LISA REID
Lisa Reid is a multidisciplinary artist whose meticulously detailed works—spanning ceramics, painting, drawing, and digital media—draw on themes of home, memory, and personal history, often referencing family albums and vintage objects. A studio artist at Arts Project Australia since 2002, she has exhibited widely across major institutions, with her work held in prominent collections including the National Gallery of Australia (Canberra) and the National Gallery of Victoria.
DANIEL PACE
Daniel Pace is a multidisciplinary artist known for his vibrant pencil works, ceramics, and digital art, often inspired by Disney and Tim Burton, reimagined through his unique lens. An Arts Project Australia studio artist since 2010, he has exhibited widely and has work held in private collections across Australia.
MICHAEL CAMAKARIS
Michael Camakaris is a multidisciplinary artist whose bold, symbolically rich works span drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics, and new media, often exploring classical mythology to reflect on power, identity, and transformation. An Arts Project Australia studio artist since 2010, he has exhibited widely, with multiple solo exhibitions, most recently The Fall of Icarus, APA Gallery (2025). His works are held in the University of Melbourne collection and private collections internationally.
PARSNIP
PARSNIP is a Naarm/Melbourne based girl band formed in 2016 known for their playful, lo-fi pop sound that blends garage rock, post-punk, and psych-pop influences.
TYCHO DAHLSTROM
Tycho Dahlstrom is an emerging artist who works across drawing, printmaking, performance and video. His interests — including music and popular culture — play out through his art practice resulting in stylised characters and portraits of political figures. Dahlstrom has worked at Arts Project Australia since 2019 and has exhibited in group exhibitions in Melbourne. His work is held in private collections in Australia.
JAMES DAWES
James Dawes is an emerging artist whose practice spans drawing, printmaking, painting, and embroidery. His work frequently features his favourite bands and pop stars rendered confidently with fluid, continuous linework. Dawes has worked at Arts Project Australia since 2011. He has exhibited in group exhibitions in Melbourne, co-curated Devoted to You at APA this year and his work is held in private collections in Australia.