Sandra Black Bowl - Green & Gold 6Acclaimed ceramic artist Sandra Black lives and works in Fremantle, WA. Her delicate porcelain forms, inspired by nature, feature intricate carving and piercing, evoking lace like patterns. Sandras work explores fragility and resilience, using porcelains strength to contrast environmental vulnerability. Her current exhibition, Holding Light, is on view at AGWA, with works also held in major international collections. Details: Thrown porcelain, satin

which are carefully harvested and dyed using natural dyes bulbs

Managed through fire and selective harvesting and replanting

and shed light upon the search for identity both as a woman and as an artist within a rapidly changing Chinese society

The final layer to be applied is almost always white clay

Sophie Calle

kept howling

Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858) was a prominent artist in the ukiyo-e tradition

From Medieval leather poulaines and dainty Victorian satin slippers to the iconic platforms of the 1960s and the gravity-defying designs of today

an award-winning author from Geraldton

Creative direction: Tony Albert

Since the 19th century

This book features quirky illustrations