MICHAYE BOULTER

Michaye Boulter is a Hobart-based painter whose landscapes, though undeniably Tasmanian, have a universal quality. 

Boulter holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Tasmania. She has exhibited extensively around the country and has been a finalist in several prestigious art prizes. Her work is held in various public and private collections throughout Australia, including the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery and Parliament House, Canberra.

EMMA BUGG

Emma Bugg is an Australian contemporary jewellery artist based in Lutruwita/Tasmania. Her practice spans contemporary jewellery and object-based art, grounded in material research, storytelling, and place-responsive making. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, including at Science Gallery Melbourne, and her work is held in institutional and private collections, including MONA and Queenstown's Galley Museum.

Bugg was the inaugural winner of the Bridge Art Prize and a finalist in the MAKE Award (2025) and the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize (2024). She is co-founder of State of Flux Workshop (2020) in Nipaluna/Hobart and has delivered major community-engaged projects for Unconformity, including Gilded Memories (2023) and Elemental Memories (2025).

Her work positions jewellery as a conceptual form, combining industrial materials and emerging technologies to examine memory, value, and time. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Diploma of Jewellery Design.

Andrew Harper

Andrew Harper is an artist, writer, curator, speaker and storyteller.

Andrew has written extensively about art of all kinds in Lutruwita for over two decades, and has had their work published in Artist Profile, Artlink, UN magazine, Runway, and Memo.

Andrew makes art about time, money and the blurred borderlands of collecting and hoarding.