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17 August 2026
Today’s editionNº 4Sunshine Coast Hinterland → Scenic Rim24 places
Wood FurnitureNº 01Spiral JoinerySam Devine spent years working on heritage-listed London homes and running oneCeramics ClayNº 02Sunshine Coast Art Group (SCArt)Fifty years of clay, paint and community in BuderimWood FurnitureNº 03Sunshine Coast Creative CarpentryAlex, originally from the UK via Hong Kong's Convention and Exhibition CentreCeramics ClayNº 04Pottery For The Planet (Eumundi)Pottery For The Planet's Eumundi showroom brings considered ceramics to Queensland's hinterlandVisual ArtNº 05OCEAN ART NAOMINaomi Pettenuzzo grew up watching the Southern Ocean off Portland, Victoria —Wood FurnitureNº 06Darling Downs JoineryA Glenvale joinery with a century of combined trade experience between itsJewellery MetalworkNº 07Lee Volk JewellersLee Volk has spent over a decade designing custom fine jewellery fromVisual ArtNº 08Toowoomba Regional Art GalleryToowoomba Regional Art Gallery anchors cultural life at Ruthven Street, presenting curatedCeramics ClayNº 09Darling Downs Potters' ClubThe Darling Downs Potters' Club on West Street gathers ceramic artists aroundVisual ArtNº 10ArtVo Gold CoastAn immersive 'trick-art' gallery inside Robina Town Centre, on the ground floorCeramics ClayNº 11Gold Coast Potters AssociationSince 1976, locals have been throwing pots in a former Benowa primaryCeramics ClayNº 12POT studiosA family-run ceramics studio one block from the Tugun beach strip, offeringPrintmakingNº 13The Poster Printing CoThe Poster Printing Co revives the graphic and tactile traditions of printmakingJewellery MetalworkNº 14Brisbane Jewellers WorkshopFerdinand Woolley has been making jewellery by hand in Brisbane for overTextile FibreNº 15The Fabric StoreThe Fabric Store on Wickham Street in Queensland is a textile lover'sVisual ArtNº 16Aspire GalleryA Paddington gallery doing one thing well: affordable original art by AustralianTextile FibreNº 17Playing With FibreOn a Corndale verandah, botanical dyes meet raw natural fibre — yarnCeramics ClayNº 18Brooke Clunie Red Door StudioBrooke Clunie has been throwing pots for over 25 years from herCeramics ClayNº 19Muckware Ceramics StudioGrace Chaplin throws stoneware on the wheel in Newrybar, finishing each pieceWood FurnitureNº 20Designer WoodworksGaran Hale has been working wood since he was eight years oldWood FurnitureNº 21Grant VaughanEighty-five acres of bushland in the Border Ranges foothills, fifteen kilometres fromCeramics ClayNº 22PJ PotterySteampunk teapot sculptures sit alongside porcelain leaf earrings and marbled porcelain teapotsJewellery MetalworkNº 23Kriket Broadhurst JewelleryKriket Broadhurst came to silversmithing in Wales in 2006, drawn to theGlassNº 24Tamborine GlassblowingFaerie Fleur runs small-group glassblowing classes from her home studio on Tamborine