Below is a list of articles in Craft Culture
regarding metal.
Blanche Tilden & Phoebe Porter: General Assembly
by Merryn Gates
Two jewellers find an original methodology that is highly mobile but reflects a sense of place
Katherine Bowman: Duino Elegies
by Ramona Barry
Paintings by a jeweller evoke the enchanted world of western Victoria
Claw of the uncanny
by Damien Skinner
Four New Zealand jewellers deal with the haunted history of colonialism
Forest or the Bush - What Jewellers Tell Us About Nature
by Kate Rhodes
A paper for the 21 April forum at Wangaratta Regional Gallery looks at the presence and absence of nature in Australian jewellery and points to a new 'tactile' encounter with the elements
Zara Collins and Katrina Freene
by Sera Waters
An exhibition delves into the mysteries of the female exotic
Raymond de Zwart: Portals & Night Vision
by Ramona Barry
A new voice in jewellery explores the link between the mechanical and the metaphysical
Solutions to Better Living
by Robyn Ho
Jewellery that engages with a complexity of interactions that exceed the confines of physical time and space
Circling and broaching the performative process of jewellery
by Roseanne Bartley
Three projects explore new terrain for jewellery as a performative practice.
Madonna Del Rosario Acquisitive Art Award
by Tracy Clement
A exhibition of religious jewellery sits uneasily in the secular world of art
Elfrun Lach: Correlation
by Ramona Barry
A new jewellery gallery heralds a fresh artistic vision that sees a reef without barriers
Plastic Fantastic review
by Florence Forrest
Its tempting to feel a certain resistance to plastics as a medium but this exhibition may change your mind.
Vito Bila review
by Rosemary Moore
Exhibition reveals the poetry of metal
Maker Viewer Wearer
by Elizabeth Moignard
A feast of stories in an exhibition of narrative jewellery
Heart of Stone: an interview with Guillermina Antunez Velasco
by Emily Howes
Chilean silversmith talks about the bare bones of making jewellery
Sally Marsland: Why are you like this and not like that?
by Alex Selenitsch
Jeweller Sally Marsland presents an array of captivating vessels
Fancy Footwork
by Pennie Jagiello
A mentorship with shoemakers begins a new journey for a Melbourne jeweller
Katherine Bowman: These are the Things That Hold Me Here
by Tracey Clement
Houses and treasures spill their guts in an exhibition that layers sentimentality, temporality and corporeality
Moon-Yang: Imagery and Motif by Shine Myung-ok Shin
by Penelope Aitken
Jewellery brings Korean and Australian worlds together with style but leaves room for substance
Light Black
by Catherine Speck
An exhibition that explores the aesthetic of science finds mystery in blackness.
Paul Leather: Fragments of Desire
by Paul Leather
Canadian jeweller Paul W. Leathers talks about his new work that explores the relationship between viewer, viewed and viewpoint.
Pearl Gillies Quenched
by Amanda Johnson
An exhibition of under- and over-scaled objects contains rich allusions to craft and literary history
Making a relationship
Dora Stockhausen and Marcus Foley explore the nature of relationships in metalware
Unnameable ring
by Christophe Burger
French jeweller Christophe Burger talks about a ring he made for 'unnameable', the Corpus show in Colmar, France
Greetings from Maoriland
by Peter Deckers
A Dutch jeweller makes work that reflects on immigrant New Zealand identity
Culturing the Body
by Roseanne Bartley
A project for tagging citizens with charged labels takes jewellery to the streets of Melbourne
Enmore 2002
Two students from Enmore Design Centre stretch metal into functional forms
Kirsten Haydon & Warwick Freeman
by Roseanne Bartley
Ex-Kiwi Melbourne jeweller looks at the evolution of Pakeha craft across generations.
Tiffany Parb's prObing jewellery
by Justin Clements
"Investigative, probing, exploratory surgery, experiment and adventure combined — the DIY medical aspects now all the more useful given the recent Aussie medical insurance collapse"
The Quantum Bowl
by Guy Parmenter
Guy Parmenter explains how his magnet bowl works
Artefact
by Paul W. Leathers
Canadian jeweller Paul W. Leathers talks about his new work of domestic fossils
Zen and the art of Franz Rikert
by Julie Gibbon
A profile on the thoughtful German metalsmith who influenced Otto Kunzli and Henrick Forster
Interview with Jasmine Watson
Principal jeweller for Lord of the Rings talks about designing for the big screen
