With Cressida Campbell’s artwork gracing the cover, capturing something special about the everyday, our new September/October issue looks at how artists create and reflect worlds. Natalya Hughes’s art centres women’s oppression, Judy Watson and Helen Johnson talk generously together about women, history and colonialism, and Hannah Brontë asks, “What is the dream in terms of what I can create?” Bruno Booth challenges the ableist art world, Tony Albert invites us into his home studio in Brisbane, Pitjantjatjara arts leader Sally Scales begins painting, and four artists and writers reflect on Damiano Bertoli. This, and more, is in our latest issue.
