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My explorations into the blogosphere have recently led me to The Sartorialist. Check out Scott Schuman’s  photos of fabulously stylish and spunky people.

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to This is Not a Design Market which takes place this Sunday July 19. This promises to be a great Melbourne winter’s day . . . there’s going to be craft, design, food, coffee . . . perfect. See you there.

 

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Charlotte Gillam. Charlotte is a  Melbourne-based artist who specialises in collage and montage . . . check out her work here.  This lady is one to watch  . . remember you heard it here first . . .

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I love Michi Girl and I love New York.  So imagine my excitement when I find out  that Michi  is in New York seeing the sights and having delights. See the photos of the trip here  . . . Jealous, so jealous.

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I make sure to check out the latest exhibition at Gorker Gallery. These guys have THE best street art exhibitions in town . . . I managed to make it to Kingbrown Magazine’s Issue 5  launch the other night. Wow – so much great stuff.  If you have any time on your hands go check out the launch exhibition ‘Debt’ which features the work of former and current Kingbrown contributors. It’s on til June 5.

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Tribe Katalyst is proud to be working with Tasmanian jewellery designer and artist, Simone Pfister. Simone’s work explores the idea of identity through memory, clothing, collections and found objects, with source material coming from both personal and collective narratives and memories of the everyday.

For those who will be in Hobart between June 5 and July 1, make sure you visit  Handmark Gallery and check out Simone’s latest exhibition of  jewellery and works on paper. As for those on the big island, you can expect to see Simone’s work in select galleries and retailers soon.

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by Sarah on May 11, 2009

in Jewellery Design

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Amanda Sheen is one of Tasmania’s most talented jewellery designers. After  a hiatus from all things jewellery, Amanda is about to step back in the studio and rekindle the love.  Her delicate yet outspoken flower brooches are set to win hearts when they become available on the big island over coming months. Keep tuned.

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