News
‘Longevity’ by Joungmee Do
on 10th June 2011
‘Bird neckpiece’ Steel, fine silver, pure gold In Korean folklore, there are ten symbols of longevity: the sun, mountains, clouds, […]
Interviews
Cass Partington on minimalism, rings and doing the dishes…
on 24th May 2011
What was the first piece of jewellery that you ever made? It was in my early twenties when I was […]
Interviews
Vikki Kassioras on ‘Life of Long Days’
on 12th May 2011
We recently spoke to Vikki about the inspiration for her new series of 12 pairs of earrings, Life of Long […]
News
‘Life of Long Days’ by Vikki Kassioras
on 6th May 2011
‘Life of Long Days earrings’ 18ct yellow gold For some time now, on her commute to the studio each day, […]
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‘Precious Debris’ by Romy Mittelman
on 8th April 2011
The roads and footpaths of Melbourne are littered with discarded objects and scattered bottle caps. The detritus of the city, […]
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Katheryn Leopoldseder on the Abbotsford Convent, contrast and Jazzy Jewellery…
on 22nd March 2011
What was the first piece of jewellery you ever made? When I was about ten years old I was given […]
Interviews
Katherine Bowman on A Minor Place, fabric and Mirka Mora…
on 21st December 2010
Tell us a little about your background and what led you to what you are doing now? I started making […]
Interviews
Emma Donald on Siouxsie and the Banshees, geometry and the Pope…
on 27th August 2010
Tell us about your background and what led you to jewellery design? It started at high school where I studied […]
News
KODAMA (return to me)
on 16th July 2010
Melbourne jeweller, Yuko Fujita, has transformed recycled objects of distinctly domestic and ordinary origins into bold pieces of jewellery. Discarded […]
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FIGMENT
on 18th March 2010
Early in the development of the project when discussing with the artists their responses to the original FIGMENT brief, it […]
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Anna Davern on Australiana, biscuit tins and Craft Victoria…
on 27th January 2010
Anna’s work always seems linked by a brilliant sense of colour and fun – each creation infused with her cheerfulness and unique sense of humour.
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e.g.etal Graduate Award
on 22nd December 2009
This year the NMIT e.g.etal graduate award went to Sarah Heyward. We love her use of steel, gold and silver.