: updates :
Craft Victoria are launching Contemporary Craft
1-31 October
There's plenty of online content to check out and if they let us out of lockdown you can find me as Maker in Residence at Craft Victoria
15-17 October
www.craft.org.au
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Lightworkers: An Exhibition Experience in Glass & Light
Australian Centre for Glass Design
12 November 2020 - 30 January 2021
If they let us out, come and join us @ 148 High St. Prahran. Melbourne 3181
www.glaasinc.com.au
And when everything is opens up again...
Expanding the Bubble with The Little Flower Box at the Yoga Tree
Is still up and blossoming at the Yoga Tree, if you'd like to have a look or drop in for a class.
Yoga Tree
https://www.yogatree.com.au
5 Horne St, Elsternwick. Melbourne 3185
9532 7418
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Mark Newbound made a beautiful film based in the glass studio which details many of the stages involved in making the pieces.
One minute version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qhy-Fzm4XwL4l6Tu81lqex1fd6gfVOel/view?usp=sharing
Full version: https://vimeo.com/newbound/bowrandillon
One minute version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qhy-Fzm4XwL4l6Tu81lqex1fd6gfVOel/view?usp=sharing
Full version: https://vimeo.com/newbound/bowrandillon
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Craft Victoria
There are 3 new and strictly limited edition series, ready for your viewing pleasure at Craft Victoria
https://shop.craft.org.au/collections/glass.
Pop Pints & Stretched Pints
The last few are still available from a double stream of limited edition of functional glassware.
There are 3 new and strictly limited edition series, ready for your viewing pleasure at Craft Victoria
https://shop.craft.org.au/collections/glass.
Pop Pints & Stretched Pints
The last few are still available from a double stream of limited edition of functional glassware.
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Handmade Bricks
This serieS of 10 Handmade Glass Bricks are steadily finding new homes.
Cast directly from handmade bricks, beautifully created in the 1870's in Cremorne, Melbourne.
The bricks were originally collected in 1978 after the demolition of the Cremorne Primary School. These particular ones were relocated to my parents’ lovely mudbrick house in Hurstbridge.
If you keep an eye out in Melbourne you'll discover more of these lovely bricks in buildings from the late 1800s.
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