Craft

Craft Craft is located on Watson Place (off Flinders Lane), Melbourne. www.craft.org.au

Established in 1970 Craft is a not-for-profit membership-based organisation that supports artists and makers through exhibitions, public programs, events and retail.

21/08/2026

UP NEXT: Lean In is an invitation to enter the dialogue between artists.

The exhibition brings together new work by three of Australia’s most innovative and established contemporary jewellers: Laura Deakin, Dr Marian Hosking and Dr Blanche Tilden.

Lean In showcases jewellery and objects created through a sustained collaboration between these makers, who have spent time working side-by-side, leaning into each other’s practices, and experimenting across studios.

Subscribe to receive the preview collection – sign up for Collect via the link in bio.

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Video: Blanche Tilden’s studio, video by

Camp Stove: Closing Event – Join us in the gallery on the last day of the 2026 First Peoples-led Exhibition. Hosted by c...
18/08/2026

Camp Stove: Closing Event – Join us in the gallery on the last day of the 2026 First Peoples-led Exhibition.

Hosted by curator Kate ten Buuren, the day will include an artist talk from exhibiting artist Dennis Golding, and readings from publication contributor Alice Skye. All are welcome – Afternoon tea included.

Find out more at the link in bio.

Camp Stove is supported by Craft, Creative Victoria; the public programs are supported by Thorne Harbour Health.

Images: Camp Stove Opening Weekend by Jack Carlin

Friday Read | Survival Skills – Camp Stove is featured in the current issue of Art Guide Australia. Visit the gallery to...
14/08/2026

Friday Read | Survival Skills – Camp Stove is featured in the current issue of Art Guide Australia.

Visit the gallery to experience the exhibition, showing until 29 August.

Story: Anna Carlsson
Images: Claire Armstrong

In Camp Stove, Djaara, Yorta Yorta, Wemba Wemba and Gunai/ Kurnai multi-media artist ENOKi presents a tattooed kangaroo ...
12/08/2026

In Camp Stove, Djaara, Yorta Yorta, Wemba Wemba and Gunai/ Kurnai multi-media artist ENOKi presents a tattooed kangaroo skin cloak and leather harness.

‘Possum skin cloaks would traditionally depict an Indigenous person’s achievements and life. For this work, I’ve used kangaroo hides and tattooing to create a cloak and a harness. The work speaks to the idea of adornment, and unifies both
traditional and modern-day styles.’ – ENOKi

Now showing in Camp Stove, the sixth annual First Peoples-led Exhibition, curated by Kate ten Buuren.

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Images: ENOKi, ‘I Am Flesh & Blood’, 2026. Photos: Claire Armstrong

On now – discover Camp Stove Yangamini ("holes" in Tiwi) is a guerilla collective who use their work to speak up on the ...
03/08/2026

On now – discover Camp Stove

Yangamini ("holes" in Tiwi) is a guerilla collective who use their work to speak up on the interconnected rights of Country and Q***r communities. Initiated in 2022 by Tiwi-Warlpiri Sistagirl Elder Crystal Love Johnson, the collective consists of Trans and Non-binary First Nations and allied communities.

Current members include Crystal Love, Nadine Birrimilunngga Purranika Lee, Vivian "Buffy" Warlapinni-Kerinauia, Romana Paulson, Joachim Tipiloura, and Jonita, with connections across Tiwi, Gulumirrgin, Warlpiri, Kunwinjku, Yolŋu, Wardaman, Karajarri, Gurindji, Burarra, Minjunbal, Bundjalung, Mununjali, Hēung Góng and other extracted lands and seas.

See Yangamini’s work up close at Craft in Camp Stove, the 2026 First Peoples-led Exhibition, curated by Kate ten Buuren.

YANGAMINI

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Images: Yangamini Collective, Manawul Gawgwa (Greedy Hole Dreaming), Gulumoerrgin Season of Damibila, 2026; and Mapurtiti Nonga: Evil Ass Dreaming series, 2024-2025. Photos: Claire Armstrong

31/07/2026

Friday Watch | The making of ‘Light on the bedroom wall’ by Em Frank and Miles Dunne

Discover the artists’ collaborative practice and their process making works for their Vitrine exhibition.

‘Light on the bedroom wall’ is showing in the Vitrine Gallery until 15 August

Em Frank
Miles Dunne

Filming and editing: Conor Mercury

To celebrate the opening of Camp Stove, curator Kate ten Buuren and the artists of Camp Stove hosted an afternoon of con...
30/07/2026

To celebrate the opening of Camp Stove, curator Kate ten Buuren and the artists of Camp Stove hosted an afternoon of conversations, performance and workshops with us. The event included an artist talk with ENOKi, Karla Dickens and Gabi Briggs, performance by Yangamini Collective, and a lure-making and fishing skills workshop.

The program was presented through Craft’s First Peoples-led Program 2026 – featuring impact-led initiatives including First Peoples only programs and engagement with local First Peoples-owned businesses. The exhibition and programs are supported by Creative Victoria and Thorne Harbour Health.

Experience Camp Stove – now showing at Craft.

Images:

29/07/2026

Nani Puspasari takes us through her eventful year – following her Honourable Mention in the 2025 Shelley Simpson Ceramics Prize.

Two days to go — submissions for the 2026 SSCP close 31 July. Apply now via the link in bio!

Presented in partnership with Mud Australia

Camp Stove – Dennis Golding presents ‘Bingo at Nan’s’From a young age, Kamilaroi/Gamilaraay and Biripi artist Dennis Gol...
28/07/2026

Camp Stove – Dennis Golding presents ‘Bingo at Nan’s’

From a young age, Kamilaroi/Gamilaraay and Biripi artist Dennis Golding was taught by the women in his life that the key to survival was community.

“‘Bingo at Nan’s’ draws on a childhood memory of community bingo nights held in an empty terrace house on ‘the Block’ in Redfern (Sydney). The only way into Bingo was through the side gate of my Nan’s house, past the warm pink walls that she painted.” –

Now showing in Camp Stove, the sixth annual First Peoples-led Exhibition, curated by Kate ten Buuren.

Images:
Dennis Golding, ‘Bingo at Nan’s’, 2026. Photo: Claire Armstrong

27/07/2026

One year after the prize, we caught up with 2025 SSCP finalist Raphy - currently undertaking a residency at the The Chicago Mosaic School.

Submissions for the 2026 Shelley Simpson Ceramics Prize close 31 July — apply now via the link in bio!

Presented in partnership with Mud Australia

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