Art Collector

It is the mission of the Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize to amplify the relevance and reality of careers in art for current and future generations of Australian Women.

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@kereamataepa @TeTuhiArt Images: 1. Suzanne Tamaki, *For Māori. For Sure*, 2011. Photo by Norm Heke 2. John Turi-Tiakitai, *Pākē Pōkinikini* (detail), 2021. Harakeke, paru 3. Neke Moa, *Queen*, 2026. Glass, paewai, paint, muka, shell 4. Kereama Taepa, *Whakaahuapai* (detail), 2025. 3D printed res

OPENING IN VENICE 📍 Giudecca Island Four Māori artists — John Turi-Tiakitai, Kereama Taepa, Neke Moa & Suzanne Tamaki — will stage the first of two site-responsive activations at CREA Cantieri del Contemporaneo on Tue 5 May, during the Vernissage of the 61st Venice Biennale.

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Read our full profile in the Undiscovered & Underrated issue — link in bio. Words by @camillas_wagstuff Images: 1. Rosalind Lemoh, Tears Of Orpheus, SxSBondi 2025. Photo: Charlotte Curd. 2. Rosalind Lemoh, Masked memory, 2025. Canberra Contemporary. 3. Rosalind Lemoh, The

UNDISCOVERED The sculptures of Rosalind Lemoh @rosalindlemoh move through still life into something enduring — cast bronze peanuts, dead magpies, okra, and chilli turned from life into forms that hold, as she says, "time spent and time felt and time that passes."

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Images: 1. Reko Rennie, Journey, 2026. Edith Cowan University. Photo: Frances Andrijich. Courtesy: Apparatus. 2. Lea Taylor, Kep Koorliny Djenna Bidi (Water Moving Walking Trail), 2026. Edith Cowan University. Photo Frances Andrijich. Courtesy Apparatus.

NOW ON VIEW 📍 Boorloo/Perth Two major public artworks by Lea Taylor @lea_taylor_public_art and Reko Rennie @rekorennie unveiled at Edith Cowan University's new ECU City Campus, honoring the rich cultural history of Boorloo and the Noongar people of southwest WA.