RONALD POTTER

 Artist

My interest with art began 20 years ago when I joined Tobwabba Art Group, since then I have explored many areas of art.

Although as time went by I liked to be a little abstract and use many styles of form and colours, I particularly stick to a Koori design and format.

JULIE PLASTO

Artist

I have been a Visual Arts educator for the last 30+ years and in my retirement have found time to pursue my own creativity.

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I work in my own studio pursuing painting, sculpture and jewellery!

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Currently I am using mostly acrylic paint to explore the plants and landscape around me... breaking down the background into facets. I also incorporate stamping.

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MANDY DAVIS

Artist

I am a Biripi Woman with connections to both Biripi and Worimi Country.

The majority of my work reflects my personal journey of where I was born and live today. Country shows me her colours and I paint my connection to saltwater through the turquoise and blues in my artwork.

Where I grew up and my family inspire my artworks.

RITA BILA

Artist

I trained at UNSW COFA as a painter. My artworks are a combination of skills and techniques developed in the studio; a combination of happenstance, memory and nostalgia explored through a varied practice and materiality. My works combine a vision of the natural environment, both real and imagined made up of elements of personal history and the present. The layered surface creates an ethereal floating and atmospheric world, an imagined garden adorned with decorative domestic elements.

The works reference the physical world but also transcend it. It is the landscape of the imagination through a quiet meditation of the surface. Through my canvas I create a window to another space.

RAY HOWARD

 Artist

Ray has been involved in art from a very young age and seriously for over 60 years. He started work as an apprentice draughtsman and worked to a Design Draughtsman before later changing directions to become a graphic designer at Cumberland College and the University of Sydney.

Since retiring, Ray expanded to include ceramics, which is his current passion.

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