Original Australian art, listed by the makers
Ceramics, painting, print, sculpture and the rest of what Australian makers work in. Each medium has a page of its own.
Every piece here was put up by its maker, priced by them, and comes with a way to write to them directly. No middleman, no bidding.
Most people would rather buy from someone down the road, and most galleries would rather not freight a large piece across the country. So the work is browsable by state and by town.
Makers who have chosen to show their studio publicly. Their pages carry their story, where they work, and everything they currently have available.
Artist stories, collecting, care and how work gets shown.
ArtFlow Pro keeps track of where every piece is, who has it and what it sold for, and gives each one a page you can send to a buyer. Free to join, and nothing is public until you say so.
Kiama, NSW · Ceramics, Digital Art, Sculptures
Creating Elegance in Clay. Discover hand-crafted, functional vessels blending artistry and utility to enhance modern home decor with unique, thoughtful designs. Each piece, a testament to the beauty of functional art, infuses daily life with beauty and elegance.
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Making the work is the easy part. Writing about it is where most artists stall. A plain-English way to describe your artwork, from a one-line caption to a full description, with real examples.
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Editions, paper, print types, certificates, and framing. What to check before you buy fine art photography prints in Australia, so the one on your wall is worth what you paid.
For artists and galleries
The whole thing is built around one idea: file a piece properly once, and never do that work again.
One record per piece, with the picture and the measurements. Everything after this reads from that record, so you never type the dimensions again.
Send a private link to one collector, build a portfolio for a gallery, or list it publicly so it turns up in search. Three different decisions, and they stay yours.
Consigned, accepted, on the wall, sold, returned. The piece carries its own history, so when someone asks where it went, you know.
Open the piece and press Enquire. Your message goes straight to the artist or gallery who listed it, and you agree price, payment and delivery with them. There is no auction and no checkout in between.
The maker does. The price you see is the one they set, and ArtFlow takes no commission from the sale.
Some artists prefer to discuss price on enquiry, particularly for larger or commissioned work. Those listings show Price on enquiry rather than a number, and you get an answer by writing to them.
Often, yes. Every maker's page says where they work, and the work is browsable by state and town, so you can find someone close and ask whether you can see it in person.
Yes. Set up an account, add a piece with photographs and measurements, and turn on public listing. Nothing is public until you say so, and the free tier does not expire.
