Prolific Australian Artists

Judy Horacek is an Australian cartoonist, artist, writer and children’s book creator. Her cartoons have been pinned up on doors and walls all over the world. She is also sometimes a visiting artist for school children and an after-dinner speaker for grownups

William Eicholtz is a contemporary sculptor, taking figurative art from its traditional lineage then reforming and placing it firmly in current artistic dialogue. Evoking classic themes, his sensual sculptures rejoice in metaphor and the physical, with a particular focus on the male nude. Eicholtz acknowledges, in both theme and technique, the figure's place in the classical history of art, then appropriates and translates it into a language infused with a humor and theatricality that embraces modern art.

Marina Strocchi is ultimately a storyteller, well crafted in her ability to take the viewer on a visual journey depicting a place in time or a memory of landscape.

Raised in an Italian Australian family, living in the Northern Territory, and inspired by ancient cultures, Marina’s work is a compelling and dynamic fusion of cultural diversity and influences.