The Australian Tapestry Workshop was founded in 1976 and remains one of the few studios in the world continuing the art of handcrafted contemporary tapestries. In the last 44 years, the workshop has woven over 500 tapestries for public and private collections around the globe.
In an extraordinary new project called ‘Weaving Futures’, the ATW worked with four local artists to recraft their artworks as tapestries. Artists Eugenia Lim, Atong Atem, Troy Emery and Hayley Millar Baker worked closely with weavers Tim Gresham, Pamela Joyce, Amy Cornall and Emma Sulzer to bring the colourful woven works to life.
See inside this a truly epic craft from the ATW’s light-filled studio in South Melbourne!
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The owners of this architecturally designed home in St Lucia, Brisbane have lived here for more than two decades. In the time since, the home (originally designed by revered Queensland architectural firm Donovan Hill – now Partners Hill) has aged gracefully, but the garden required fresh attention.
So, recently, the homeowners engaged landscape architect Dan Young to redesign the central courtyard to suit the family’s changing needs. The result is a garden that matches the rhythms and materials of the residence, and strikes the crucial balance between aesthetic appeal and functionality. It’s a sub-tropical beauty!
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