Rebecca Evans

In this beautiful, heartfelt picture book, a young girl moves from a small village to a big city in China, where she longs to find a friend... and ultimately meets someone very much like her. Alone Like Me tells the story of Liling and her family, who have moved from their rural farm to an overwhelming urban city. Because of...

The use of textiles by artists and designers has long been associated with moments of profound social change and political rupture. From tapestry and embroidery to quilting and tailoring, in the hands of artists, textiles are defined by tension and transformation, resistance and activism. Textiles are a means of time travel and truth-telling. Textiles galvanise communities. Through wars, pandemics and...

In 2017, the Art Gallery of South Australia received a generous donation of 161 outstanding examples of jewellery from private collectors, Truus and Joost Daalder. The collection traverses 100 years of art jewellery and includes work by art nouveau master René Lalique through to Vietnamese-German contemporary artist Sam Tho Duong. Beautifully illustrated, the publication invites an intimate encounter with works...

Milton Moon: crafting modernism explores the life and career of Milton Moon, AM (1926-2019), one of the most important Australian potters of the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. A pioneer of the modernist approach to ceramics in the postwar period, Moon had an enormous impact on Australian art and craft throughout his career as both an artist and educator. Moon...

Skeletons might seem frightening, but if you look closer, there's nothing much to fear. They can't run fast, they're terrible at hide-and-seek, and they're scared of everything. When a group of trick-or-treaters runs into an actual skeleton on an enchanted Halloween night, they do whatever they can to get away. But what does the skeleton really want? What if they're...