Sculptor Douglas Tausik Ryder is an American artist whose organic, sensual style is a tension between geometry and nature. He responds to the digital age with conceptual, digital, and analog practices. Tausik Ryder’s technology-assisted art making delivers expressive, crafted sculptures. His sculptures are CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machined after a series of creative interventions, then painstakingly assembled and hand-finished. His trial and error methods push against digital and industrial limitations informed by his decades of exploration in this area. He ignites a dialogue about what art is now and what it will be in the future. www.douglastausikryder.com

Lionel Bawden is known for his sculptural works made from Staedtler hexagonal coloured pencils fused together and carved for crypt

Fashion brand Gorman's Indigenous Artist Collaboration. Lisa Gorman has teamed up with the remote Art Centre Mangkaja in WA to produce a collection to launch in MCA in Sydney and Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair. The artworks of 5 senior artists feature in this collection: Ngarralja Tommy May, Sonia Kurarra, Daisy Japulija, Nada Tigila Rawlins and Lisa Uhl (Sadly Ms Lisa Uhl and Mrs Nada Rawlins have since passed away). To further enhance this important collection Lisa collaborated with French photographer Charles Freger who is known for his series of photographic portraits. Here he has captured fashion as art- in landscape. https://www.gormanshop.com.au/mangkaja-x-gorman-lookbook/

Decluttering possessions is a great way to create orderly life and space. The trend has inspired everyone to tidy up and throwaway

Friends Fashion and Fabulousness by Dr Sally Gray now in its 2nd edition, linking fashion, art, sexual politics and diverse urban subcultures. A story of intelligent creative friends, encouraging one another energetically to live daily life, and of how the personal and political became profitable. It offers gossip, an intimate account of funny and ironic gestures; the excitement of the gay and feminist politics of the time, the interest of connections between figures in fashion, art and entertainment in Australia and overseas. She also reminds us of the confidence of creative Australians at the time.

Artist Phil Ferguson, known to his 130,000 Instagram followers as Chili Philly, became Insta-famous for posing in his crocheted ha