For many people, the word jewellery conjures up images of gold, diamonds and mass produced bling. This adorned baggage has led me to explore alternative visual and contextual communication surrounding wearable objects that do not fit the traditional jewellery mold. I create silicone jewels that encourage play and interaction between the wearer and the observer. They offer new possibilities for adorning and viewing jewellery, creating temporal art experiences for random audiences. Monday, October 18, 2010.

This blog will describe my feelings - both physical and emotional - as I progress through my cancer discovery and treatment. Saturday, January 7, 2012. My blog was recently discovered by David Haas. David writes and researches for the betterment of cancer patients around the United States. He is a cancer patient advocate for the Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance. Fitness and Feeling Good After Diagnosis. For all cancer patients, the ultimate goal .

Subliminally Infiltrating the New Zealand Contemporary Jewellery and Art Scene. In 2011, a few more geeks join in the fun and break a few of the original Subliminal Infiltration rules. Friday, November 30, 2012. Shelley Norton arrived wearing no je.

Contemporary Jewellery from Aotearoa, New Zealand. In 1995 Caz Guiney completed a Bachelor of Art in Jewellery and Metalsmithing at Monash University under the tutelage of Mark Edgoose and Beatrice Schlabowsky. Since 1997 Guiney has exhibited throughout Australia and in Japan, Korea, Germany, Chile and USA. Guiney has been the recipient of two.

Jewellery on the brink of a relationship. One year of 26 ways to say thank you to the jewellers, artists and thinkers who have inspired my making. Toy, polymer clay, non-toxic resin, found fishing line. 5cm, 5cm, 3cm. Please accept this piece,. It has been a treat to watch your quite rebellion unfold in the form of jewellery.

Objects auctioned off, sold, shipped overseas, curated by strangers, and touched by the hands of postal workers. Tuesday, June 1, 2010. Tuesday, May 18, 2010. It is getting very dark, very early down here and we need some good brooch vibes to brighten the dark winter nights. We would all love to hear your adventures. And the brooch, in Gisborne, NZ! Even more thril.

Broach of the Month Club meets 60th Anniversary Kombi Tour with Ross Malcolms brooch In the Pink and Sharon and Joeys 1971 Volkswagen Kombi Van. All the way to the Bottom! Monday, April 19, 2010. Loneliness sets in on a long journey up north. Cool gumboot stencil in Taihape. And nice ducks in the Exchange Cafe. Pink and Joey played with Jeff Thompsons gumboot. Deserted - no kombis anywhere. Mt Ruapehu still adorning a cloud brooch.

An Auckland Council Exhibition Series at Community Art Centres in 2012-2013 featuring emerging curators working with leading, established and emerging artists.