As we welcome volunteer-run printmaking outfit The Rizzeria to Joynton Avenue Creative Centre, we sat down with volunteer Kitty Cardwell to learn more about Risograph Printing and what they’ve got in store.

Determined to make music her own way, Julia’s career has seen her travel from Canberra to Berlin, and land back in Sydney with a decidedly original synth-folk style.

Get to know Leah’s name – you’re going to be seeing it a lot. With a spot on the upcoming MBFW runway, and a collab in the works with 107 Objects, Leah Williams is one to watch.

It’s been a busy few months for volunteer founders Bernie Fingleton and Amy Willing, but we finally got a chance to sit down with them and learn more about their hopes for the store, their business heroes, and their own creative practices.

Jackie Terrett chats with the Sydney-based artist about her mum’s journey with cancer and how it’s changed her art practice.

The name COY embodies what Claire de Carteret hopes for her jewellery: playful, quirky, and above all fun.

Architect Elise Vanden Dool started making polymer clay jewellery as a side project. Soon, her label Doolhaus was born.

Imogen & Celine’s fashion business, Socc, grew out of an impromptu conversation over a life drawing session at 107.

Every layer of Nancy Liang’s GIFs is painstakingly drawn, hand cut and animated.