Credits - Craft Australia

Banner - April 2008

Artist: Catherine Truman
Master of Australian Craft
1:5 model without portrait (group)
Objects: Carved English Lime wood, shu niku ink, paraffin wax, cotton,paper
Largest dimension: 220mm

Photography: Grant Hancock

The Living Treasures: Masters of Australian Craft series is an initiative of Object: Australian Centre for Craft and Design that is promoted by Craft Australia and supported by the network of Australian Craft and Design Centres, (ACDC). Catherine Truman is a recipient of the program.

Banner - September 2007

Artist: Susan Cohn
Hub Head, 2006

Photography: Greg Harris

Also see: Cyber-Jewels and Techno-Gadgets: Smart Ornament

Banner - 18 August 2006

Artist: Tom Moore
Plant Powered Island, 2005

Photography: Grant Hancock

Artist: Malcolm Harris
Dune pendant

Artist: Stuart Williams
Helix Light
Moulded UV resistant opal acrylic, aluminium and LED lights

Photography: Chris Geoghahan

Artist: Phoebe Porter
Foldback Rings 2005
Titanium

Photography: Andrew Sikorski

Artist: Blanche Tilden
'Miniature' rings production series
Designed 2000
Stainless steel machine chain

Photography: Marcus Scholz

Artist: Cesar Cueva
SMLXL 2005
Aluminium and mild steel

Photography: John Lee

Artist: Blanche Tilden
'Carte Blanche - Absorb 3' necklace
Coldworked and acid etched glass, 375 gold

Photography: Courtesy of National Gallery of Victoria

Banner - 1 December 2005
Artist: Adrian Potter

High Water Table 2005
River Red Gum grown along the River Murray, South Australia
A Voice of the Soul by Rodney C. Hayward

Email: Adrian Potter

Photography: Courtesy of the artist

 

Banner - 1 May 2005
Artist: Janet DeBoos

Garden vase
Porcelain

Email: Janet DeBoos

Photography: Courtesy of the artist

 

Saladier
Porcelain

Email: Janet DeBoos

Photography: Courtesy of the artist

 

Banner - 1 September 2004
Artist: David Hay

Exploration of Thought
Glass

Photography: Courtesy of Form: Contemporary Craft and Design Inc.

 

 

 

Banner - 1 June 2004
Artist: Judi Elliott

Wall Series 2004
Kiln formed glass
Wall Series 2004 is in reponse to an invitation by Craft ACT for Accredited Professional members to submit work celebrating the use of of curvaceous line in object design.

The exhibition Curve will open 6.00pm Thursday 17 June 2004 and run until Sunday 25 July 2004.

Photography: Courtesy of the artist

Banner - 1 March 2004
Artist: Gilbert Riedelbauch

Double Bowl
Since 1992 digital technologies have taken an ever-increasing part of my professional practice. I fuse these with traditional silversmithing techniques and take advantage of computers at the concept, making and production stage. The making takes place in the virtual workshop on the computer, while the actual production is handed over to a machine based process, in this case Rapid Prototyping. I am drawn to the high level of symmetry and precision inherent in this combination of techniques and processes.

Photography: Gilbert Riedelbauch
Used with kind permission.

Banner - 1 January 2004
Artist: Heather Phillips

Space between 2002
Controlled by light moving through the atmosphere, reflections on water are continually changing. As our line of sight extends, as the light dims and the breeze subtly changes direction, the mirror image distorts, dissolving in a moment only to reappear in the next.

Photography: Heather Phillips
Used with kind permission.

Credits - Interact: Contemporary craft in a digital future

 

Jane Bamford
Striated Vases
Limoje porcelain in black and while flame
Matt exterior, shiny interior
Photograph: Uffe Schulze

 

 

Sarah CrowEST
It's a boy thing  1998
Scratch textiles
Email: Sarah CrowEST

 

 

Virginia Kaiser
Solus  2001
Split white oak, pine needles, feather,
cotton and linen thread
Photograph: Greg Piper

 

 

Andrew Lavery
Scarlet skyline  2000
Glass
Email: Andrew Lavery

 

 

 

 

Cinnamon Lee
Table Torches  2000
Silver plated gilding metal, acrylic, aluminium, rapid prototyped ABS plastic, torch globe, AA batteries
Email: Cinnamon Lee

 

 

Sara Lindsay
The Pedestrian Series (detail)  2002-2003
woven tapestry (cotton, wool, linen)
Five of 176x83cm, 176x475cm overall
Photograph: Terence Bogue

 

 

 

Sara Lindsay
The roundedness of return #1  1998
Gingham dress and tapestry, cotten, silk, wool

 

 

 

Kirstie Rea
Reclining rake  2003
Kiln formed glass, wheel cut and engraved

 

 

 

Aaron Lance Robinson
Nano Bug  2001
Glass, rechargeable battery, LED

 

 

 

Grant Vaughan
Carved form  2000
Beechwood
Email: Grant Vaughan

 

 

Grant Vaughan
Enfolded form 3  2002
Rosewood
Email: Grant Vaughan