“Radical art project at Museum of Brisbane sees 22 artists collaborate on evolving happy accidents”

- Lily Nothling.

Tamika’s unique artistic style brings together diverse communities of people, and through this collection aims to highlight the rug as the celebratory heart of a gathering.

A Brisbane artist has taken over the Artspace Mackay wall with a colourful tribute to local and introduced flora.

- Jade Richards

Find out more about one of my first artworks, Carving Memories: a new dialect, which has been collected by Moreton Bay Regional Council.

Fresh and salt waters meet in black and white.

- Claire Grant.

Find out more about one of my first artworks, Carving Memories: a new dialect, which has been collected by Griffith University Art Museum (GUAM).

In the works of Tamika Grant-Iramu, flora tussles for space amid the dense backdrop of our urban reality…

- Erin Irwin.

Issue #31 | pages 92-95.

Tamika harnesses the inquisitiveness she has about her surroundings as a meants to capture her visceral impressions of place…

- Katie Delany

Issue April-May 22 | page 26.