I think the artist was enjoying the fresh air.
The painting didn't in any way resemble the landscape.
elizabeth shaw
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Saturday, January 26, 2013
The deadline is drawing near...
The deadline for the Call for Papers is 31 January 2013.
We are interested in papers from the fields of jewellery and metalsmithing that explore the links between individuals and communities, both real and virtual, through participation and exchange.
The conference theme has been chosen to specifically focus on collective participation and inspirational initiatives in contemporary practice.
We want papers that explore, investigate, uncover or expose participation and or exchange in practice within the fields of jewellery and metalsmithing. Approaches for this may include but are not limited to:
1. Individuals and communities facilitating exchange of ideas, innovative models of interaction, cross cultural collaboration, experimentation and the development of strong networks.
2. Participation through dialogue, action and initiatives, activities to motivate change, to shift ideas or ideals.
3. The increasing relevance (or irrelevance) of online communities for contemporary practice. Do online communities enhance practice possibilities or do they take us away from real time in the studio?
4. Historical, contemporary or future contexts of practice. What has changed, what is new?
Paper Submission details
Abstract requirements:
The deadline for abstracts is 31 January, 2013.
Initial submissions should take the form of a 300 - 400 word abstract together with a one-page CV (.doc,.docx or pdf).
Submissions should be emailed to jmga@griffith.edu.au with the word ‘Abstract’ in the subject.
Abstracts will be blind reviewed. Notification of the acceptance of abstract will be by 18 February 2013. Successful applicants will be requested to submit their full paper.
Submission of papers:
Full papers will be required by 17 May 2013.
All papers will be vetted by the committee.
All papers accepted for the conference will also have the opportunity to be submitted for consideration for the refereed conference publication.
KEY DATES 2013
31 January Deadline for abstracts
15 February Notification of accepted abstracts
17 May Deadline for full papers
12,13,14 July Conference
We are interested in papers from the fields of jewellery and metalsmithing that explore the links between individuals and communities, both real and virtual, through participation and exchange.
The conference theme has been chosen to specifically focus on collective participation and inspirational initiatives in contemporary practice.
We want papers that explore, investigate, uncover or expose participation and or exchange in practice within the fields of jewellery and metalsmithing. Approaches for this may include but are not limited to:
1. Individuals and communities facilitating exchange of ideas, innovative models of interaction, cross cultural collaboration, experimentation and the development of strong networks.
2. Participation through dialogue, action and initiatives, activities to motivate change, to shift ideas or ideals.
3. The increasing relevance (or irrelevance) of online communities for contemporary practice. Do online communities enhance practice possibilities or do they take us away from real time in the studio?
4. Historical, contemporary or future contexts of practice. What has changed, what is new?
Paper Submission details
Abstract requirements:
The deadline for abstracts is 31 January, 2013.
Initial submissions should take the form of a 300 - 400 word abstract together with a one-page CV (.doc,.docx or pdf).
Submissions should be emailed to jmga@griffith.edu.au with the word ‘Abstract’ in the subject.
Abstracts will be blind reviewed. Notification of the acceptance of abstract will be by 18 February 2013. Successful applicants will be requested to submit their full paper.
Submission of papers:
Full papers will be required by 17 May 2013.
All papers will be vetted by the committee.
All papers accepted for the conference will also have the opportunity to be submitted for consideration for the refereed conference publication.
KEY DATES 2013
31 January Deadline for abstracts
15 February Notification of accepted abstracts
17 May Deadline for full papers
12,13,14 July Conference
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
spotted in the wearables lab at HKBU
The Wearables Lab at HKBU has been the home of the 2012 Haptic Interface an interactive inter cultural collaborative intensive. This guy has been spotted in the lab...
Friday, November 2, 2012
GRADUATE METAL 13 call for entries
The JMGA 2013 Conference Participation and Exchange website is live!
We will be updating regularly as details are confirmed. Most Importantly, what is available now is the Graduate Metal 13 Entry Form.
Entry to Graduate Metal 13 is open to students who have completed a Diploma, Associate Diploma, Advanced Diploma, Undergraduate or Honours degree in jewellery and/ or metalsmithing in Australia or New Zealand since the last JMGA Biennial Conference in Perth in April 2010.
Please share this information around!
An Evening in Eden
Keight Davis (J&SO Graduate) is running a fundraising event so she can return China and volunteer again with Eden. Her aim is to volunteer for 12 months next year assisting the Eden project. Eden is a non-profit organisation where jewellery provides an escape from the hopelessness of prostitution and gives the women hope for a future.
The fundraising event will be an evening of live music and desserts. There will be a silent auction and Eden jewellery for sale. Please pass it on to anyone who may be interested!…
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keight davis
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Friday, July 13, 2012
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Friday, June 29, 2012
PIPA ProjectPIPA Project -
PIPA ProjectPIPA Project - Tricia Flanagan's Project PIPA (short for The Peripatetic Institute of Praxiology and Anthropology) is dealing with things that are close to my heart:
This project is about revaluing skills that are being lost in consumer dependent societies, learning to fix things rather than throwing them away, sewing, repairing, modifying clothing rather than buying new clothes, using creative thinking to come up with unique and individual design solutions and aesthetic objects, reclaiming materials for reuse and developing critical-thinking communities with an eco-friendly attitude.
Marian Hosking Choice of Motif
Leading Australian jeweller Marian Hosking will trace how she has continued to work in the field of jewellery and silver-smithing.
In 2012 Marian Hosking has had her work represented by Galerie Ra at four fairs: Object Rotterdam in February, Frame Munich in March, Collect London in May and a KunstRai , Amsterdam in July. She has 4 pieces in the Design Museum, London exhibition Unexpected Pleasures at NGV Melbourne and is currently working towards another NGV exhibition later this year. The lecture will cover her research methodology and journey as a jeweller and silversmith, how motifs are selected and translated into silver. As a jeweller and maker of small vessels with a keen interest in plants and ecological issues, she works extensively from specific natural environments in Australia selecting individual specimens to highlight their unique forms and sometimes threatened extinction.
www.marianhosking.com.au
When: 6pm, Monday 2 July 2012
Where: Central Lecture Theatre S05_2.04 Queensland College of Art Griffith University
226 Grey St South Bank Brisbane
Cost: GOLD COIN (J&SO third year students will be requesting a gold coin donation at the door to go towards their graduate exhibition).
Enquiries and rsvps: 07 3735 3153
Leading Australian jeweller Marian Hosking will trace how she has continued to work in the field of jewellery and silver-smithing.
In 2012 Marian Hosking has had her work represented by Galerie Ra at four fairs: Object Rotterdam in February, Frame Munich in March, Collect London in May and a KunstRai , Amsterdam in July. She has 4 pieces in the Design Museum, London exhibition Unexpected Pleasures at NGV Melbourne and is currently working towards another NGV exhibition later this year. The lecture will cover her research methodology and journey as a jeweller and silversmith, how motifs are selected and translated into silver. As a jeweller and maker of small vessels with a keen interest in plants and ecological issues, she works extensively from specific natural environments in Australia selecting individual specimens to highlight their unique forms and sometimes threatened extinction.
www.marianhosking.com.au
When: 6pm, Monday 2 July 2012
Where: Central Lecture Theatre S05_2.04 Queensland College of Art Griffith University
226 Grey St South Bank Brisbane
Cost: GOLD COIN (J&SO third year students will be requesting a gold coin donation at the door to go towards their graduate exhibition).
Enquiries and rsvps: 07 3735 3153
Friday, March 30, 2012
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