We spoke to artist Sandra Dieckmann about her animalistic, whimsical work and forthcoming talk at the Semi-Permanent festival. View Now

Distortion is something that is very hard to make beautiful, but through her popular distorted gauche portraits, artist Henrietta Harris has managed to do just that. We spoke to the artist about her twisted work. View Now

Emma Bergmeier is singing it for the Perth sisters of style. Quickly dismissing any ignorant or rude opinions about Australia's most isolated capital city and it's lack of fashion and culture credentials, Emma is not one to beat about the bush. View Now

Briony Ridley grew up in rural Western Australia, but she's not your average bush baby. Instead, she's pursued an unlikely career considering her countryside upbringing: fashion photography. View Now

Often photographers find their preferred subject matter and stick to it, but Adarsha Benjamin's range is far-reaching. From playful swimsuit editorials (We Are Handsome) to sweeping, lush landscapes, we the viewers are treated to some seriously amazing eye candy again and again. View Now

Magdalena Lutek, or Nishe, has captivated us with her introspective photographic subjects. Subtle and dreamlike upon first look, Nishe’s wistful ladies seem caught in the middle of a contemplative moment, almost as if they are planning an escape from it all. Portable spoke with the photographer about her work and inspirations. View Now

Mary Gaudin is a Kiwi photographer who has lived in London and is now living in France's idyllic south west. With a penchant for interiors and architecture photography, she's recently released a lovely booklet full of images from an apartment in Marseille. View Now

Mike Brodie never considered himself a photographer. He has kept himself removed from the art world's expectations, and his photographs are brutally honest. View Now

Even at its most shocking, perplexing and dark, Zach Krall's work still manages to be quite beautiful, and in its originality, quite refreshing. View Now

Andre Titcombe appreciates the traditional experience of developing film, loving the mystery of waiting for his images to emerge. He opts to layer old negatives to create collages, which he says are “physical versions of Photoshop.” These collages, along with Andre’s other creative processes, further accentuate this idea of vintage art through his unique lens. Portable spoke with Andre about his experience working with older media and his proclivity for natural photographs. View Now