SÜK NEWS

TOOLS DOWN - BOOKS OPEN! As we start to see the back of 2022 & have a little more time for reading - we made a quick blog of Mimosa’s top 3 pivotal reads for...

We spent a crisp spring morning with Myles and Lily from Queer Move. A local Naarm moving company started with a plan to create a safe service for queer people. What began as two people...

We sat down with one of our friends and SÜK müse, Becca aka @thechipperchippy. Her tenacity, infectious smile and striking personality make her a true chipper chippy. 

We visited Jodie Mae, a lead and stained glass artist based in Naarm. A recent convert to the art of glass, Jodie Mae has solidified her career through the work she's done on The Keys...

Naarm based painter Abbey Rich (they/them) is known for their inspiring palettes, organic shapes and large public murals. But their work began in fashion. We popped over to their space at Schoolhouse Studios to talk...

Who better to introduce our new colourway than Pey Chi? Her work is whimsical, fun and colourful. We popped over to her space at Schoolhouse Studios to have a chat about dogs and art. 

70kms out of Adelaide, Franhs Farm is Bio·R‘s major biodiversity project. Volunteers from Girls Rock! Adelaide headed out to help offset the ecological impacts of their camps, and connect with local sustainability projects.

We caught up with the creative force that is Frances Cannon. Frances through multiple mediums explores all things love, gender, sex, and emotions. Y'know, just the small issues.

For the next instalment of our Meet the Maker series, we spoke to ceramicist, candle maker and long time SÜK friend, Jess Laureano.