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long time no see. slowly getting back into it. many changes and time for fresh starts. wherever they'll lead.
stay well, y'all!
stay well, y'all!
The ALLIAGES Legacy Collection at the Melting Point 2016
A work of mine that is in the Alliages Collection will travel to
Valencia as part of Melting Point 2016 Joieria Contemporània València. You can find more information on the Alliages event page here.
If you are in the area, do pop in!
Also, here is a list of all exhibitions, lectures and events that will
occur as part of Melting Point 2016.
lopdell house gallery / exhibition
Here is an invite to a group show 'From over there to over here', curated by Talia Smith at Lopdell House Gallery in Auckland, New Zealand, that I'm excited to be taking part in. If you are in the area, I hope you can pop in and have a look.
Labels:
exhibitions,
galleries,
jewellery
la cour des miracles / exhibition
I have the pleasure to be taking part in the upcoming exhibition 'La Cour Des Miracles', curated by Juan Riusech, and presented together with Helene Soete, that will be held from 14 Dec 13 - 18 Jan 14, at Alliages in Lille, France. If you are in that part of the world, I hope you can stop by.
The exhibition is inspired by La Cour Des Miracles (“court of miracles"). You can find more info here.
I'll be posting an image of my piece soon.
Image: work by Maria Solorzano
Labels:
art,
exhibitions,
jewellery
iris eichenberg
I wanted to share some of the wonderful work by Iris Eichenberg for awhile now.
Iris Eichenberg, Sense Mapping installed, 2012, glass beads, fabric, stockings, gold plated copper, steel, Fimo, ribbon, various dimensions.
Iris Eichenberg, Sense Mapping installed, 2012, glass beads, fabric, stockings, gold plated copper, steel, Fimo, ribbon, various dimensions.
A few years ago, I attended a workshop conducted by Iris at Alchimia in Florence. It was titled 'Please be afraid of being understood'.
It was a great experience and I remember the discussions and explorations through making, that Iris encouraged. Questioning inclinations of over-explaining through work and of the value of the unsaid; allowing the work to continue, and perhaps unfold, through the viewer. But not insisting.
Iris weaves that so beautifully through her work.
For more detailed views of Iris' work please visit her Klimt02 page here.
Images are borrowed from AJF blog, from an interview with Iris Eichenberg and Sofia Björkman (Platina).
Labels:
art,
food for thought,
inspiration,
jewellery,
object,
sculpture
FIO Gallery
FIO Gallery, directed by Matt Dwyer, a jewellery maker himself, is introducing new artists and I have a great pleasure to be a part of it. You can have a further look here.
If you are in Brisbane on the night, I hope you can make it!
FIO CONTEMPORARY JEWELLERY AND DESIGN
6/65 James Street, Fortitude Valley Q 4006 | 07 3852 3949
6/65 James Street, Fortitude Valley Q 4006 | 07 3852 3949
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