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Under the helm of a new President, the World Crafts Council moves to reverting to its past name, Craft Australia, signifying a move to revive and grow its platform at a time of both crisis and opportunity. Read more
A short and fascinating film that takes you within the ever-changing figure and colour of wood.
This year's Peninsula Woodturning Competition 2017 featured a large and wide range of works created by over 200 members.
Featuring Tasmanian timbers in building construction and design is the aim of the Tasmanian Wood Encouragement Policy released on June 7, 2017.
Music and visuals combine to portray 300 hours of artisanal skill in three minutes.
Wood Review's annual competition for secondary students is generously sponsored by suppliers to the woodworking industry.
Register for our Sydney half day conference event by July 16 and go in the draw for a basket of 3M goodies worth over $500.
Some furniture add-ons should not be seen or heard.
Intensive training workshops can take your skills to another level.
Woodworker, teacher, brand ambassador and much more...Kerryn Carter is another of the inspiring speakers who will feature at AWR L!VE on August 21 in Sydney.
This year's Australian Woodturning Exhibition opens for viewing Friday June 16, 2017.
This video shows how, after all the hard work is done, the joint goes together.
Travel to France and a summer workshop program are now on the horizon for South Australian furniture designer and maker Jake Rollins.
With due care and permission, it’s possible to salvage beautiful and figured timber while exploring Australia’s inland regions, explains Pete McCurley.
Geoff's Hannah's newest masterpiece is now open for public viewing.
Just announced: a carving tool which promises versatile wood sculpting and texturing capabilities.
The second in a series introducing the inspiring speakers who will feature at AWR L!VE on August 21 in Sydney
