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Wednesday, November 28, 2012

A Christmassy Summer


Our summer exhibition of jewellery featuring our work along with 7 other jewellery artists. Of special interest will be the 3D printed jewellery of Bin Dixon-Ward together with Pennie Jagiello's pieces created entirely from life's flotsam and jetsam. The exhibition will continue through to the end of January

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Summer times are here again.


So we are open once more on weekends for the summer. Norm Borg has reopened the glass studio, so when you come along To Nungurner you'll be able to see and purchase beautiful glass vessels as well as our jewellery!

Saturday, September 8, 2012

BILK @ Incinerator

 

Hey everyone, Dore and I have work in this exhibition opening this Friday. If, like us you have never been to the birthing grounds of the stupendously hyperbolic Dame Edna, well then here's your chance. See you there!

Incinerator Gallery
180 Holmes Road 
Moonee Ponds

Monday, September 3, 2012

SITE/sight INSIGHT Drawing workshop with RITA LAZAUSKAS

We are thrilled to introduce our friend Rita Lazauskas to you through her weekend drawing workshop being held at oneofftwo.

Artist/curator Rita Lazauskas has over twenty years experience working in public galleries in the development and presentation of exhibitions, public programs, workshops and guided tours.
A practicing artist since 1986, Rita works predominantly in drawing and painting. She has been a finalist in all the major drawing awards in Australia including the Dobell, Robert Jack, Dominique Segan, Hutchin, Swan Hill, Hazelhurst and Jacaranda. Awards include the 2011 Arts Wodonga Hume Award and 2004 Blackfriars Drawing Acquisitive.


ARTIST’S STATEMENT


Working from observation my practice includes a commitment to a daily drawing project, ongoing since 2003. When traveling the drawings record the landscape and architecture, most recently in Morocco. But more often than not, they are based on the objects on hand at home, reflecting on the complexities of life from a safe and defended position.

A bevy of old toys and junk, including iconic symbols of western culture such as the ‘Barbie’ doll, are in the jumble of debris and objects on the desktop. Viewed from above, the discarded toys, each with their own attributes and imperfections, become metaphor for the human condition. They act out scenarios - relationships are forged and narratives abound.

Rita Lazauskas


Please have a look at Rita's unique drawings on her website:
http://www.ritalazauskas.com/

For those of you outside of East Gippsland, there is a range of accommodation right in Nungurner and nearby surrounds. We are happy to help with suggestions.

We are hoping to make this a great weekend, please email us for more info and/or bookings.

regards,
Dore & Marcus

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Rings @ BILK Gallery, Canberra.


For all you jet setters out there I have some work in the forthcoming exhibition at BILK in Canberra. Opening is on Friday - be there!

Monday, April 2, 2012

Organic Geometry - Preview

Here we are then, some images from my new show. More reclaimed porcelain, beach pebbles and glass plus I've also had some fun with square step-cut synthetic corundum, that's man made sapphire and ruby.

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Organic Geometry





We'd like to extend an invitation to everyone for Marcus' exhibition "Organic geometry", a new collection of contemporary rings at oneofftwo. The opening is on Easter Sunday afternoon from 2.30. Come along and enjoy a drink or two.
We're really pleased that Linus and Liam, two terrific jazz musicians will be there to bang out some great tunes.
The show will continue through April, closing on the 29th - if you can't make the opening we'd still love to see you.

Monday, March 19, 2012

Enameling Classes



Hello everyone,

with the days getting a bit colder I thought it might be a nice idea to fire up the kiln and run a weekly enameling/jewellery workshop. We'll offer two classes both on Tuesdays - one in the morning 9.30 to 12.30 and an evening class 6.00 to 9.00 and each running for 10 weeks.


Up to 5 participants in each of the classes will be shown the formative skills of enameling and gold and silversmithing with the goal of producing individually designed simple pieces of jewellery. Novices are welcome. For those participants with more experience there will be the opportunity to produce more complex work.
Please email us on mail@oneofftwo.com.au for further information.
Hope you can make it.
Dore

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Summer Show opens on Sunday 30 October



Dore and I are really looking forward to this one, we have some brilliant, beautiful jewellery lovingly made by talented artists from around Australia and also Svenja John aus Germany, with her intriguingly fabricated polycarbonate bangles and brooches.

We have a new lighting system to install, LEDs no less, so come along and be surprised!

Monday, October 3, 2011

Hey, we were on Postcards


If you missed us on channel Nine's Postcards on the 25th September, which we did ourselves because it only shows in Melbourne you'll be able to watch it online here: http://www.visitvictoria.com/postcards?bctid=1186064058001&epic=32
Thanks to Karly McCaskill from East Gippsland Marketing for suggesting us to Visit Victoria who put the show together with channel Nine.






Monday, July 25, 2011

Fractured View @ BILK

'Fractured View' is a progression of my 'Chaos and Order' exhibition and is shown at BILK in Canberra at the moment (23rd July - 19th Aug) The set up looks great. Thanks Helen and Tanja! So different to how I would have set it up.
I was lucky enough for the NGA to buy one of my pieces, so if you can't make it to the show, the pendant will be on display from the end of August onwards.
Here are a few pics of some of the new pieces, that are shown with the work of the 'Chaos and Order' exhibition.

Monday, May 2, 2011

For Your Ears Only - Easter 2011

Dore and I were very happy to have pleasant weather and a great turn out to our exhibition of earrings at oneofftwo. It was a real pleasure to show other Artists beautiful jewellery for the first time. All were appreciated by our visitors. It was a great day made truly special with the fantastic jazz guitar played by Trevor Jones - a recent arrival to East Gippsland from Melbourne, who was accompanied on piano by our son, Linus.

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Chaos and Order

This is the work and artist statement for my current exhibition showing at Anita Traverso Gallery in Richmond at 7 Albert St. The real thing is even better so go and have a look!.You have until Christmas

When people say it’s a crazy world, they’re not kidding. Think about it: one minute you’ve nailed the order of things, and you see the sophisticated symmetry, the tidy arrangements that reassure you of structure, that all is well. The next moment, a curve ball hurtles into your vision and chaos reigns. Nature is the ultimate regulator and simultaneously the anarchist throwing everything into turmoil, the magician of pandemonium. It’s impossible to separate the two, even though I initially tried as I approached this theme. I thought I would create separate pieces, some representing the human effort that inevitably falls into a state of chaos and others that signify nature’s ability to effortlessly create ordered perfection. It didn’t take me long to realise that my approach was flawed; it’s impossible to separate the two because chaos and order are symbiotic. I stumbled upon this discovery pretty quickly. Each piece in this collection is a miniature world that translates the concepts of chaos and order into metal, enamel and gemstones. I hope you enjoy the journey.


Thursday, June 24, 2010

Metung Video

For those of you that have no idea what a beautiful place Metung is, please jump on the link and have a look at this video that was made to promote the village and surrounds.

http://www.facebook.com/#!/video/video.php?v=118829871490035

Tea Wares, Jam Factory group exhibition

Here's a slide show of the work I made recently for "Tea Wares", currently showing at the Jam Factory craft centre in Adelaide. It is a group of 13 silver teaspoons that I had a lot of fun making and after a few name changes I finally settled on:

A dozen different silver teaspoon. (sic) - 1. Nordic, 2.Iconic, 3. Ironic, 4. Sardonic, 5. Cyclonic, 6.Pacific, 7. Electric, 8. Ascetic, 9. Eclectic, 10. Teutonic, 11. Sub-sonic, 12. Comic

Well, I had to come up with something to explain the almost schizophrenic variety of the spoons.