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Featured Artists:
Annie Labriola - Artist & Sculptor | Annie Labriola has exhibited extensively NSW and teaching 22+years at art colleges & was member of sculptors society NSW and is now teacher and resident artist @CheckMate Art Studio Bunbury.
Lenore Fairfield - Handmade Garments & Textiles | Lenore is returning to the Dardanup Art Spectacular and Art Trail 2025. Lenore continues to learn from and be inspired by the many talented textile artists in both Western Australia and throughout the world. Lenore’s fascination with fashion and fashion design began as a teenager and while she has maintained that interest her main interest at the moment is the endless eco friendly and ecologically sustainable creative possibilities presented by mulberry silk, wool and alpaca fleece. Although her preferred medium at the moment is felt made from wool and alpaca fleece, as you will see when you visit her at the Thomas Little Hall, other natural fibres such as, sinamay (straw) have crept into her creations.
Victoria Farrell - Weird Wired Jewellery | When creating her jewellery, Victoria uses neither solder nor glue. It is the wire bending, shaping and wrapping around itself that creates a permanent connection. Her work is created for those who love intricate jewellery. Victoria fell in love with making wire jewellery over 15 years ago and has been honing her skills ever since. Despite being self-taught, she was heavily inspired and encouraged by many fellow makers - art is an ongoing process. Music is the inspiration when making jewellery – intricate, woven work comes from a place of meditation, laying the weaving wire over the base wire in repetitive patterns, allowing for much contemplation of the world and how to put it to rights – accompanied by classical, acapella, or instrumental works. Victoria’s more figurative works come from the pure enjoyment of playing with wire, colour, and form. This work is created to more upbeat, joyful styles of music. The processes used in the creation of Weird Wired Jewellery involve neither solder nor glue, but instead involves bending and shaping the wires, often wrapping it around itself that makes the permanent connections. Victoria consciously chooses to use 100% recycled copper and silver wire, gemstones, and beads plus some found and re-purposed items. She fabricates clasps, ear wires, jump-rings and chains herself as well as weaving each unique item, involving many hours of work. Her woven silver and copper wire jewellery is inspired by music and crafted by hand. She uses intricate techniques to create pieces that are both technically and aesthetically challenging to evoke a sense of wonder and delight in the viewer.
Rie Yamauchi - Pottery | Rie Yamauchi is a ceramicist who mainly creates wheel thrown functional pieces. She hopes her mugs to be your favourite and brighten up your daily life.
