Gabbee Stolp
Gabbee Stolp is a visual artist based in the Derwent Valley, Lutruwita/Tasmania. Through her work, Gabbee examines material, memory, and place, evoking biological and metaphysical themes, including grief, loss, and human-induced extinction. Gabbee’s practice encompasses contemporary jewellery, object-making and textiles, through which she creates gentle tools for reflecting upon time, change and the way our lives are invariably connected to the deep history and ecology of the places we live.
Gabbee completed a Bachelor of Arts (Fine Arts) with First Class Honours at RMIT University, where her major studio area was Object Based Practice/Gold and Silversmithing. She has exhibited widely both in Australia and internationally. Gabbee was a finalist in Contemporary Wearables (2025), the MAKE Award (2025), the National Contemporary Jewellery Award (2024 and 2022), the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize (2023), and was the recipient of the Women’s Art Prize Tasmania ‘Bell Bay Aluminium People’s Choice Award’ (2022).
[Photo: Nina Hamilton]
