Dylan with work...last look before the opening.
Head shot. |
Over head, through the leaves...final highs and lows tweaked on the sound loops. |
From above with flashing lights. |
Gourd speaker skirt. |
Speaker perspective. |
Heres what Kim and Nella have to say about it..
Featuring the work of some of Melbourne’s most exciting artists and jewellery practitioners, Signature Style is a significant addition to the emerging discourse around collaboration and contemporary craft.
Opening 6pm Thursday 7 March 2013
Showing 8 March – 27 April 2013
Signature Style is a major group exhibition exploring models of collaborative practice in contemporary jewellery. Featuring the work of some of Melbourne’s most exciting artists and jewellery practitioners Signature Style will be a significant addition to the emerging discourse around collaboration and contemporary craft. Collaboration poses a very different method of working – by its very nature, collaboration eschews individual artistic identity in favour of some kind of ‘third’ position. Signature Style will examine new methodologies of working and ‘work’, thinking through the potentials of collaboration within craft and design.
Forum
A FREE forum with the Signature Style artists will be held at Craft on Saturday 6 April 2013. Details here.
Artists
Nicholas Bastin & Matthew DuxDan Bell, Bianca Hester, Charlie Sofo, Nathan Gray, Christopher LG Hill, Liang Luscombe & Oliver van der Lugt
Tessa Blazey & Alexi Freeman
Michaela Bruton & Kane Ikin
Milly Flemming & Dani Maugeri
Natalia Milosz-Piekarska & Katherine Doube
Nina Oikawa & Bridget Bodenham
Meredith Turnbull & Manon van Kouswijk
Karla Way & Dylan Martorell
Katherine Wheeler & Polly van der Glas
Signature Style Personnel
Nella Themelios – Curator
Kim Brockett – Assistant Curator
Erik North - Exhibition Design
Simon Browne - Catalogue Design
National Exhibitions Touring Support (NETS) Victoria is supported by the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria and the Community Support Fund, by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body, and through the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory Governments. NETS Victoria also receives significant in-kind support from the National Gallery of Victoria.
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