Niki de Saint Phalle

Niki de Saint PhalleNiki de Saint Phalle (1930 2002) made a name for herself on the international art scene during the late 1950s and early 1960s. She was a key figure in the new generation of young artists who, at the beginning of the 1960s, were redefining the boundaries of what an artwork could be. Saint Phalle had a clear socio political agenda and feminist commitment throughout her career. To an increasing degree, she worked in close dialogue with society and her

Noel Nannup and Andrew Murray

vetiver molecular distillation LMR*

Publisher: Phaidon

elongated form with hand-engraved textures and a rich blue glaze

Karla Dickens

This ball-shaped ceramic vase is hand-turned in white fire-clay and features engraved abstract motifs sealed beneath a vivid blue crystalline glaze

Its millennial history transpire calmness

Kimberley Bush Medicine by Madison King and John Horsfall is a practical guide to the traditional medicinal plants used by Indigenous communities of the Kimberley

and covers his Quaker upbringing

and drawings alongside musical scores and archival materials

Fascinated with intense colours

she explores transformation