Ást Atelier

Jutho is a sustainable contemporary fashion label based on Kaurna Country, Adelaide, Australia established in 2020 by danish fashion designer Julie Thornberg-Thorsøe.

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Jutho represents the conscious generation of strong minds, evolving their own independent style and telling stories, with a curated mix of effortless essentials and statement pieces.

Kerryn Levy is a ceramic artist living and working on Peramangk land (Strathalbyn), South Australia.

Using various hand-building techniques Kerryn makes sculptural vessels reminiscent of human, animal and botanical bodies that nestle and dance with one another when paired or grouped, their surfaces designed to reflect the colours and textures of the Australian landscape.

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Patterns form naturally on the surface of the clay, created by finger marks and traces of the making process, providing a visible representation of the relationship between body and earth. These objects have an inherent connection to the human body that formed them and the landscape whence they came.

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Her work has been collected by Shepparton Art Museum and resides in numerous private collections nationally and internationally.

Amber Cronin is a cross-disciplinary artist living and working on Kaurna Yerta (Adelaide, South Australia). Her practice moves between sculpture, textiles, sound, and performance, creating works that gather people, materials, and environments in shared acts of attention and reflection. Situated within an ecology of research that includes plants, soil, and sound, her projects explore resilience, ecological grief, and the ways we remain connected – to one another and to the more-than-human world – during times of transformation.

Richard Paige is a fine leather goods company founded in 2017 by husband and wife-duo Tom & Brit Schell. Every piece is hand-sewn with quality materials from leather purveyors around the world. The couple strives to create completely handcrafted products in a simplistic and modern way, while still respecting the traditional craft of the past.

At a time where the physical world is increasingly being compressed, transmitted and experienced digitally, Tom Borgas’ art practice is concerned with drawing attention to this shift through its reverse– by presenting the aesthetic and structural motifs of digital technology as actual objects and events in real space/time. Tom’s work is foundationally sculptural but extends to include performative and participatory elements as a means of engaging an audience.

Borgas' work has been exhibited at shows and galleries around Australia including the Contemporary Arts Centre of South Australia, The Jam Factory, Salamanca Arts Centre in Hobart, FELTspace ARI, Hatched 2013 and PICA Salon 2014.

Dominic Symes is an Adelaide-born writer and poet whose work explores memory, place and the quiet tensions of contemporary life. His writing moves with precision and restraint, attentive to language, rhythm and the emotional undercurrents of the everyday. Through poetry, editorial projects and cross-disciplinary collaborations, Symes offers a contemplative lens on how we think, feel and gather in the world.