Projects

Lisa Tindall and UNSW PhD student Chloe Watfern travelled to Adelaide for the ASID conference.

Six unique episodes, featuring six Studio A artists in this touching documentary for ABC iview.

Studio A continued to bring special magic to the annual Spilt Milk summer music festival in Canberra in 2019, licensing artworks by Meagan Pelham and Emily Crockford. The works were printed at large scale across the festival grounds. Young lovers posed for selfies in front of Meagan’s love poem paintings.

Annette Galstaun collaborated with The Social Outfit to design one of the highlights of their Spring/Summer 2018-19 collection.

Studio A and One Another created socially conscious homewares to support our artists and women's communities in India and South Africa.

Since 2018, Studio A has partnered with Corban & Blair to produce a range of bespoke lifestyle items adorned with original artwork.

The 200 sqm commission for Westpac Concord, Lorikeet Bushy Tree Mandala, was one of Emily Crockford’s most ambitious commissions yet.

Emily Crockford was one of ten Australian artists selected for the pilot run of the City of Sydney’s Creative Hoardings program. Her work, Sydney Opera House at Night, was licensed by the local Government for free use by construction contractors all over Sydney.

Studio A artist Damian Showyin was featured in the Underbelly Arts Festival 2017, a vibrant two-day celebration of contemporary Australian art in all its diverse forms.

bird seeks love, fox plays dead, monster becomes machine. birdfoxmonster is a multisensory performance and dining experience. Presented by Carriageworks, Erth and Studio A.

Studio A partnered with Mud Australia to create a range of porcelain dinnerware for the installation, birdfoxmonster, at Carriageworks in 2017.

Skye Saxon teams up with digital media artist Elias Nohra on this point-and-click adventure game where you play as Frankus, a bumbling first-time detective, finding clues and interrogating suspects.