Exhibition - 10 girls. 10 colours - Sydney
- Exhibitions & Events, Fashion, Jewellery, Sydney
- October 17, 2011
1995 to the FUTURE is the debut solo exhibition from ZENA coming to BSIDE Gallery this December. Zena Dubray is a multidisciplinary artist originally from Queensland, Australia. After jumping straight into the art world from high school and getting into her first group show in 2015, she’s never looked back. Now residing in Melbourne, this
READ MOREAfter hearing all about it and being excited to see it all, I headed down to Collingwood Gallery last Thursday night to see the launch of Mishaps new jewellery line, Def Lab Jewellery. Beautifully displayed in a way that could only befit work from Mishap, I absolutely loved it – street sense styled work with
READ MOREWhen I first moved over to Melbourne, I often frequented what is still one of my favourite galleries – At Large. Run by two of Melbournes finest artists, Mishap and Simz, shows at At Large are still something that I look back on with a lot of fondness. The gallery, however, wasn’t the only grand
READ MOREMick Rafferty was a busy boy last night, and he also headed over to West Footscray for the Steamscape show at Post Industrial Design! So much alternate history and visionary goodness, absolutely and utterly grand – in the truest sense of the word! We love this shit! [nggallery id=80 display_type=photocrati-nextgen_pro_masonry]
READ MOREThen there are those weeks when videos are thin on the ground – it feels like everyone is squirreled away getting ready for something big; this perhaps? That said, what’s out this week is nothing but quality. Speaking of Outpost Project, we’ll be starting our coverage of the event next week – we will be
READ MOREOpening tomorrow at Glebes Salerno Gallery is the exhibition of contemporary jewellery and objects “10 girls 10 colours” . The ‘tenmoregirls’ Collective consists of artists A Mi Kim, Andrea Iglesias, Bernadette Trainor, Carol Faulkner, Danielle Butters, Jo Piper, Majella Beck, Nikki Majajas, Radka Passianova, and Tenille Evans. “Since 2008, tenmoregirls have been coming together annually
READ MOREIt’s not traditional fare for us, but lately we’ve been reading about a whole bunch of talented jewellers doing rad things (this is a great excuse to plug our friends at Corky St Clair, who do mad cute cool stuff), and as far as we’re concerned any kind of combination of amazing low brow artists
READ MOREWell, it does look ever so slightly creepy, but we’re pretty sure that the cute wins out in this upcoming exhibition in Adelaide from Cohen Gum and Minnette Michael. Creepy Cute is a little different, as the show is a combination of illustration and jewellery. We love artists pushing in different directions, and collaborating, as
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