Projects

Meagan Pelham created a Valentine's Day-inspired dinner setting for the Enlighten festival at the Museum of Australian Democracy.

Sit down at the Night Blossom table with Catherine McGuiness and Shan Turner-Carroll.

Victoria Atkinson created seven dazzling chiffon banners for Sydney Theatre Company’s iconic home on The Wharf.

Four Studio A artists were named as finalists in the 2024 Archibald Prize, with one artist also named as a finalist in the Sulman.

Marking Studio A's 7th collaboration with Cement Fondu, Meagan Pelham invites participants to explore a fictitious social media platform, imagined to be an alternative virtual space that is safe and affirmative.

Suede Blue by Damian Showyin, curated by Studio A Guest Artist Shan-Turner Carroll, shares just a portion of a year's worth of work, filling an entire floor of Mosman Gallery.

Known for her bold and expressive use of colour and shape, Catherine McGuiness showcases her work on a grand scale at Mosman Art Gallery under the curation of Studio A Guest Artist, Shan Turner-Carroll.

Studio A partnered with the Biennale to curate the first of the Disability Led Family Days for Make Dreams Come True at White Bay Power Station.

A socially engaged, collaborative project developed by artist Guy Fredericks, Studio A, Dr Chloe Watfern, and Manly Art Gallery and Museum.

This initiative aims to bridge the gap in legal rights information accessible to artists, empowering them to understand, protect, and economically benefit from their creative practice.

An avid fan of Star Wars and astrology, Calandra was commissioned to create a new digital artwork for Cement Fondu’s Cosmic Beings, expanding his drawing practice into the digital realm.

Emily Crockford, Thom Roberts, Catherine McGuiness, and Daniel Kim were all named finalists in 2023's prestigious Archibald Prize.