Following her win in The Corner Store Gallery’s Mini Series Art Prize, Rachel returns with her solo exhibition Shape of Time, a refined body of ceramic work exploring landscape, endurance, and the passage of time. Working across stoneware and porcelain, her sculptural forms are shaped by the textures and rhythms of the Australian landscape, and by her belief in clay as a living, ever-changing material.

We’re thrilled to introduce Jessica Olpp, our first artist-in-residence at The Corner Store Gallery. When we visited Jessica in Melbourne earlier this year, she welcomed us into her modest but light-filled garage studio, an open-air space where tubes of paint, messy palettes, and quiet focus set the scene for her evolving practice.

We’re thrilled to welcome Queensland-based painter Leisl Baker to The Corner Store Gallery for her first solo exhibition with us, Familiar Ground. Known for her expressive landscapes and distinctive sgraffito technique, Leisl captures the essence of place through both studio work and en plein air painting. In this interview, she shares the inspiration behind Familiar Ground, the role of memory and connection in her landscapes, and how painting outdoors continues to shape her practice.