Liberté Grace is pleased to be selected to be featured in Condénast magazine, 'The World Of Interiors', from July to November 2024. 

According to The New York Times, 'The World of Interiors" Magazine is beloved by those in the creative and visual arts including Clare Waight Keller, the artistic director of Givenchy; Nicolas Ghesquière, Louis Vuitton’s creative director, Alessandro Michele, the fashion director for Gucci, and longtime readers Brad Pitt, Cate Blanchett, and the photographer Tim Walker.

Grace's work features in a digital gallery of selected artists curated by TWOI Magazine Editors.

Liberté Grace was selected for a 1-week Writer's Residency in 2023 to support the workshopping of RUBY — an original story and feature film concept by Liberté Grace — into a young adult novel and screenplay, under the mentorship of acclaimed poet and writer, Jenny Zhang. Feedback from Zhang on the concept and story narrative, pitched over a 45-minute peer feedback workshop included:

“This is epic. We're at the time scale of ‘Wuthering Heights’ and ‘Forrest Gump’. We're talking about a lifetime, we're talking about multiple lifetimes, we're talking about very, there's a lot… like an epic journey. And there's a lot of different twists and turns, and we're talking about, really, really big stuff. So I think that's incredible. You're like a supernova of creativity.”

Special thanks to Create NSW for their funding of the residency. The novel is currently being completed and is set for release in 2028.

Liberté Grace was invited to exhibit a selection of archival Antarctic photography alongside new contemporary artworks at The Other Art Fair, held at The Cutaway in Barangaroo, Sydney.

The exhibition featured limited-edition photographic works documenting extinct icebergs from her pioneering 2003 Antarctic expedition, alongside ASCENSIO: AETERNA MULTIVERSE, a new large-scale artwork presented separately within the fair, which became the most viewed work during the art fair.

The presentation brought together two decades of artistic exploration, connecting Grace's early photographic investigations of Antarctica with her consciousness-based multidisciplinary art practice.

Venue: The Cutaway, Barangaroo, Sydney
Exhibition dates: 11–14 May 2023
Artist booth: 30

The Perfect Boy Myth Redux | Imaginarium was written and directed by artist and filmmaker, Liberté Grace and shot by Australian Cinematographer, Joel Peterson. The Perfect Boy Myth Redux | Imaginarium is a fairy-tale film with historical references to Nazi Germany, including a chilling story from the Vietnam war and inspired by the Cronulla Riots of 2005 in Sydney. In this film, Grace plays upon familiar fairy-tale archetypes; integrating historical references to real-life events. Grace explores the darker side of the idealism at the basis of cultural programming within traditional archetypal story-telling. The Perfect Boy Myth Redux | Imaginarium showcases the work of a creative team of over 100 people from all over the world who contributed to creating this story of a small racist society of orphaned children ruled by a charismatic child who claims he will, "protect them from evil" and "bring the great mother back to life".

Liberté Grace donated a series of photographs she took at the ends of the earth: Antarctica, after winning the Wallara Travelling Scholarship, which subsided her maiden journey there—to the Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick.

At the age of 21, she was considered the youngest artist in the world to have been sent to Antarctica, after winning the top graduate prize at the Victorian Collage of the Arts, Melbourne University, for the development of her unique art practice.