Tuesday 12 October 2010
Steinbeisser: Leonor Hipólito
'Urtica Genial' Pendant. Silver, Wood. by Leonor Hipólito
Steinbeisser is a traveling project, a temporary platform for independent artists working wearable art and contemporary jewellery. Its meaning 'Rockbiter' is a reflection of the continuous process of change in location and perception.
Steinbeisser Blogspot
Tabea Reulecke: New works at Gallery Marzee
Tabea Reulecke is showing new work at Gallery Marzee from 10th October until 15th December 2010.
Alongside Tabea's work Gallery Marzee is also showing jewellery from Iris Bodemer,Ute Eitzenhöfer and Stefano Marchetti.
Congratulations Tabea and thanks for the invite!
Monday 11 October 2010
Heather Belcher: New works
Heather Belcher is showing at Pairings, a cross disciplinary collaboration in craft and design at the Manchester Metropolitan University Special Collections Gallery.
p a i r i n g s
Until 13 November 2010
MMU Special Collections Gallery,
3rd Floor,
Sir Kenneth Green Library
Ribbit continued......
Lemon Peppers
At last my lemon chilli peppers from the Real Seed collection are ready...they are nice and hot but also lemon flavoured too. Am still waiting patiently for the Alberto's Locotos.
Labels:
chilli peppers,
lemon pepper,
real seed collection
BIG KNIT: Deadline extended
An update from Age UK. The deadline for sending in hats has been extended by two weeks so you have until October 29th...great news if you want to take part but have not started yet. They want to reach One Million pounds this year, wouldn't that be great!
You can send your hats directly to Age UK at:
The Big Knit
Age UK
York House
207-221 Pentonville Road
London
N1 9UZ
The BIG Knit: 5 Days to go
Still want to make some hats for the Innocent Smoothies BIG Knit? The deadline is Friday 15th October, so you still have a few days left to knit some.
Above are some of my hats I posted out today...
Wednesday 6 October 2010
Inspired By Morris
Inspired By Morris
9 October - 24 December 2010
A group show of contemporary art and craft inspired by the life and work of William Morris. Over 50 London based artists have contributed work in all media- from prints and ceramics to film and photography. The exhibits will be on display alongside Morris’ own work so visitors can compare old and new and look afresh at Morris’ artistic legacy.
I am showing a new work in this exhibition entitled "Miniature Garden"
William Morris Gallery
Lloyd Park
Forest Road
Walthamstow E17 4PP
Tel 020 8496 4390
Email wmg.enquiries@walthamforest.gov.uk
Tuesday 5 October 2010
Ribbit
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