Currently showing local Artists
House Vanchaos is an all-inclusive home for underground art. Whether you’re new and emerging, established with work outside the mainstream, or creating something entirely your own — we’re here for you. We provide a perfectly eclectic space to showcase your art, your way.
Kane VanChaos
Artist in residence , Kane VanChaos (Kane Dorrington) is an earthy, mysterious, and eclectic multidisciplinary artist from the Clarence Valley in New South Wales. His work spans canvas paintings, sculptures featuring forbidden symbology and the occult, handcrafted bone and skull preservation pieces, traditional machine-free stick-and-poke tattooing, and nature-inspired jewelry and Hand carved art print stamp gothic apparel currently in stock @ House Vanchaos Gallery
Chris Hazel
Chris Hazell
Underground. Eclectic. Unapologetic.
Chris Hazell is an Australian artist who refuses to stay in one lane. Her portraits of women are luminous, layered, and alive with pattern, myth, and raw emotion — from glowing fairies to optical illusions to confronting, textured works.
Art on her terms.
Jimmy waggs
Jimmy Wags is a prominent lifestyle and counter-culture artist whose vibrant, energetic artwork is heavily interwoven with the local community of the Clarence Valley. Based around the Mid North Coast and Northern Rivers regions of New South Wales, his creative footprint spans public installations, gallery exhibitions, and regular youth engagement programs across local towns like Grafton and Yamba
Ben Ross
Ben Ross is a local-born Clarence Valley painter and tattoo artist whose work is deeply rooted in coastal life and community. Known for vibrant paintings of surf, sea, and Northern Rivers landscapes, his style blends bold color, dynamic movement, and the graphic energy of surf culture with a distinctly Australian sensibility. As both an artist and tattooist, Ross moves between fine art, illustration, and public projects, creating work that is personal, accessible, and tied to place. He is also recognized for community art initiatives and murals that bring local stories to life, reflecting the same hands-on, collaborative spirit found in his studio practice.
Kane Minouge
Kane Minogue is an acclaimed off-grid scrap metal sculptor based in Grafton, within the Clarence Valley of New South Wales. Operating from his workspace, Studio 303, he quit his regular job to pursue a full-time passion for creating complex, large-scale art out of discarded materials
Leather Heads
Alex Cowley is an award-winning leather artist who masterfully bridges the gap between traditional trade craftsmanship and avant-garde sculpture. Before he began shaping leather, Alex built a successful career as an elite Australian landscape photographer, earning the title of AIPP NSW Landscape Photographer of the Year. This background in visual design heavily informs his highly dimensional, story-driven leather art
The Bonster Truck
THE BONSTER TRUCK
"Sweet, Sour, and Slightly Unhinged"
This collection leans into the weird and wonderful with bold color, dark humor, and raw analog technique. From lovers in skeletal form to cherries with attitude and faces caught mid-melt, the work embraces contradiction — cute and creepy, playful and confronting. Hand-drawn with Posca, paint, and pencil, these pieces celebrate the freedom of new and emerging artists to make work that’s unfiltered, eclectic, and entirely their own.
Beautiful Dead Thing
Beautiful Dead Thing is an art and tattoo studio owned by Bron Plumbe, an independent Australian artist, taxidermist, and illustrator based on Gumbaynggirr Country in Emerald Beach, New South Wales. [1, 2]
Plumbe's creative practice bridges the gap between illustration, fine fine art line work, tattoo design, and ethical taxidermy. Her artwork explores mortality, natural history, and the delicate duality of life and death, functioning as a contemporary form of memento mori
Charlie Field
A new and emerging indie creator, Field works at the intersection of dark academia, taxidermy art, and "goblincore" — crafting delicate, haunting curiosity pieces that feel part specimen, part fairytale. By pushing the boundaries of standard cabinet decor, Field builds a distinct voice that’s meticulous, strange, and deeply reverent to both the natural and the mythical.
In a niche where craft and storytelling collide, Field is part of a new wave of artists redefining what it means to collect, preserve, and reimagine. Intricate, ethereal, and not for the faint of heart.
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