November 15th - 26th 2010
Fingers Annual Group Show
October 4th - 15th 2010
Craig McIntosh
September 3rd - 24th 2010
Jasmine Watson
August 23rd - September 3rd 2010
Lynn Kelly
August 2nd - 13th 2010
2010 Graduating Students Award
This annual award is given to outstanding final year visual arts students specialising in Contemporary Jewellery. This year the works of Unitec, Manukau and Otago graduates from 2009 are featured.
June 28th - July 17th 2010
The Compendium Finale of Contemporary Jewellers
May 3rd-14th 2010
Jane Dodd
February 22nd - 6th March 2010
Joanna Campbell
'Good as Gold'
"The light-hearted 'Good as Gold' jewellery collection reinterprets Kiwi colloquialisms that have 'stuck around' for generations." Joanna Campbell
November 16th - 28th 2009
Fingers Annual Group Show
LINKS TO CATALOGUE PAGES
PAGE 1 ; Brian Adam Ruth Baird Penelope Barnhill Ben Beattie Rainer Beneke Zoya Beri
PAGE 2 ; Pauline Bern Kobi Bosshard Joanna Campbell Chris Charteris Jacqui Chan
PAGE 3 ; Barry Clarke Octavia Cook Ann Culy Mary Curtis Peter Deckers Gillian Deery
PAGE 4 ; Jane Dodd John Edgar Warwick Edgington Marie Erl Sharon Fitness
PAGE 5 ; Warwick Freeman Karl Fritsch Kath Inglis Lynn Kelly Craig McIntosh
PAGE 6 ; Ross Malcolm Tatjana Panyoczki Tania Patterson Alan Preston
PAGE 7 ; Elfi Spiewack Mia Straka Ann Visser Cox Jasmine Watson Areta Wilkinson
October 19th - 31st 2009
Kate Barton
'Under Construction'
"The works in this series take their inspiration from some of the largest structures in our self-made environment. I have used low tech methods and simple modular parts to build up geometric structures that remain aesthetically fragile - haphazard intervals of prism shapes along a chain, oxidised silver wire configurations referencing building plans pulled into 3D, and model-making match sticks that play at construction." Kate Barton 2009
13th - 25th July 2009
2009 Graduating Students Award
Established in 2008, this annual award is given to outstanding final year visual arts students specialising in Contemporary Jewellery. This year the work of 2008 graduates Anne Baynham, Manukau School of Visual Arts, and Gillian Deery, Unitec, are featured.
Anne Baynham
'The troubles of leaving the nest/flying the coop'
"This has been a tough year for jewellery and I. Our partnership has been rigorously tested since leaving the comfortable and sheltered confines of University. Like a young bird leaving the nest for the first time, I have struggled to find my ' wings' and learn to work independently. This series of work is a narrative of this struggle and follows on from my graduate work."
Anne Baynhan 2009
Gillian Deery
'Find. Trace. Regenerate'
"Find, trace, regenerate describes my performative process of making. All events of the making are archived in the resulting jewellery piece.
Tracing found objects and images onto a metal plane to reconstruct and fabricate into jewellery structures, new narrative constructs are physically created."
Gillian Deery 2009
18th - 30th May 2009
Pauline Bern
'Glean'
"I collect fragments of materials to manipulate into rings and neckpieces;
we glean information from the jewellery a person chooses to wear."
20th April - 2nd May 2009
Jacqui Chan
'Jacqui Chan's Exotic Blend'
"Decorative Tea tins speak of rich histories of trade in commodity, culture and visual arts between Orient and Occident. Pierced, folded and reconstructed, these brooches pay tribute to cultural exchange in the age of the Asian supermarket and the $2 shop."
9th March - 4th April 2009
Alan Preston
'Pitt Street Methodist Church'
"These Breastplate Pendant sets are from the window of the Pitt Street Methodist Church in Auckland"
23rd Feb - 7th March 2009
'Radiate'
New Jewellery by Mia Straka
2nd - 14th Feb 2009
Elfi Spiewack
'bone, hearth and fire'
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