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Emily Harris - What Drawing Can Be
I’m a Wellington based mixed media artist. I grew up in rural Australia with multidisciplinary artist parents, I watched them paint, sculpt, create lead-light windows, ceramics, textiles and jewellery; I played with these wonderful mediums throughout my youth with my Mother instilling in me a love for practical and creative ability. Art was...
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Inspired by the natural world, a passion for jewellery has been reignited
Nelson jewellery artist Stacey Whale Stacey Whale is an accomplished and multi-award winning contemporary jeweller renowned for her unique designs, has captivated the art scene in the UK and New Zealand. After a break to focus on raising her children, Stacey's passion for jewellery has been reignited, and she eagerly immerses herself in the...
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Evolution of me, as an artist, through arts awards and exhibitions
I am an interdisciplinary artist, my medium is sterling silver and my jewellery studio is in Devonport. In 2021, I have been finalist in various major Art Awards in New Zealand and overseas. I wanted to give a more contemporary and conceptual approach to my work as a jewellery artist and “Lines” ring was selected for the Parkin Drawing Prize.
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Art is Addiction
Well, why did I decide to enter the World of WearableArt for the last 9 years? Why did I decide to make, show, exhibit for the last 15 years? Addiction. It started when I was 5. In France.
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Gill Newland
I’ve been an artist for 13 years. It’s easy to remember as it was also the year my oldest daughter was born. She was due the day of my final end of year exhibition and I willed her to be late! She was, so I got to complete that part of my life before a new chapter was underway.
