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  • Sue Fletcher

    Sue Fletcher

    Sue Fletcher is a Local Central Coast resident for many years. She originally studied Graphic Design & worked in various advertising art studios.

    Sue has had a long term interest in Japan, especially in its rich history, culture, art and traditions. This interest has led to an extensive collection of Kokeshi dolls, Kimonos & Obis which are sold in the gift shop from her private collection, with many rare, hand signed and original pieces. Items available in the gift shop are one off pieces that have been sourced directly from Japan.

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  • Doris Urech

    Doris Urech

    Doris has been living on the Central Coast for over 40 years. With a swiss background and having learnt a lot of different crafts as part of her school education, she fell in love with fabric and sewing. Doris enjoys making practical things for everyday use such as shopping bags, crossbody bags, sun glass cases, cosmetic bags and lavender scented mice to hang in your wardrobe. She has exhibited her work at the Arty Crafty's exhibition which are regularily held in the Community Gallery.

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  • Dhiiyaan Art

    Dhiiyaan Art

    Dhiiyaan Art is the creation of Jessica Hopcroft, a proud Aboriginal woman who loves sharing and embracing her culture. Jess is happily married with two beautiful daughters living on Wonnarua country (Maitland, NSW). She was born and raised on Awabakal land with her ancestral family having connections with the Barkindji, Ngemba & Kamilaroi areas of NSW. Her style is predominantly a contemporary take on traditional elements. Each individual piece depicts the beauty of nature and its elements. "I draw inspiration from the beautiful country on which we live, as well as creating art that is reflective of family, community and belonging". Dhiiyaan Art is an Aboriginal art business that sells artwork, clothing and merchandise which started during the COVID lockdowns of 2020 as a family collaboration with my father Peter Turk and his wife Samantha Turk who are based in Alice Springs, NT. Dhiiyaan Art is a certified proud Indigenous Art Code member with Membership number 5758

     

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  • Vanja Zetovic

    Vanja Zetovic

    Vanja was born in a Croatian village in former Yugoslavia in 1970. Growing up in a village where handmade items played a significant part in the culture and lifestyle, a love of art and craft was established. During her schooling years, Vanja spent a lot of time learning different craft techniques including knitting, embroidery, weaving cotton and wool on a small wooden frame and creating with found objects from nature, string art on cards and more. Being creative and making intricate thread creations helped her through the war years in her country.

    Vanja migrated to Australia in 1994 and made a home on Central Coast. Since then, she has met many people who have introduced her to the Australian world of craft. Vanja's craft techniques and skills have expanded and now include making recycled paper, crocheting with recycled material, paper crafts and a variety of kid's craft activities exploring many materials and techniques based on recycling, upcycling and reusing things around us.

    In 2011, Vanja started teaching crafts to children and adults at school and a home studio, and in 2016 she started teaching workshops at the Gosford Regional Gallery.

    "I am enjoying being creative and innovative as this enables me to express myself through my cultural beauty and uniqueness and I believe that sharing my creative ideas inspires new generations and encourages them to satisfy the planet's limited resources, while enjoying the colours that surround them."

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