Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time.In a light-filled studio in Northcote, zombies and wrestlers jostle amid soft sculpture houses, evergreen landscapes and buckets crammed with paintbrushes. Every week, more than 150 artists come here to practise their craft. Surely one of Melbourne’s busiest studios and galleries, Arts Project Australia supports neurodiverse artists to pursue their creative passions.
I love doing art with people, like Richard Lewer or Janelle Low. When you do an exhibition , you feel naked. Richard and Janelle are my heroes. I love talking to them about work. I’ve learnt so much from Janelle – we are friends, we talk all the time. Richard is funny, he makes me laugh. We have a similar sense of humour, and his work inspires me to speak my mind. I have a bit of a Monty Python sense of humour – the sillier, the better, the weirder, the better. I’m also a macabre artist.
I like houses because my friend at the old Arts Project building used to be an architect. His name was Clinton. He would help me in the morning. I used to make houses out of cardboard with him. I like old crappy houses. Ones that no one wants any more. They’re like me – unwanted Christopher.
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