We will be back as soon as we can!
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Alicia King – DEEP TIME Cap
$35.00DEEP TIME Available in black or navy blue. Part of our seasonal consignment range – Summer 19/20 Landscape. Alicia King is an interdisciplinary artist exploring intersections of biology, technology and the sublime.
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Brigita Ozolins X Contemporary Art Tasmania Tea Towel
$30.00Brigita Ozolins designed tea towel in two colour ways (flax, which is raw linen and oatmeal, a slightly lighter linen), with text and binary coding celebrating the date that the results of the same sex marriage referendum were released (15 November 2017), ahead of the legalisation of same sex marriage…
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Carolyn Wigston and Champ Co X Contemporary Art Tasmania Earrings
$80.00Handmade from aeroplane tyre & recycled rubber offcuts. Designed by Beyond the Field (still) artist Carolyn Wigston and handmade by Champ Co. Each pair of earrings is unique, hand painted by Carolyn Wigston, and each pair is actually… two pairs! Designed to be worn separately, together or mix and match…
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Marisa Molin – Fjall Ring
$300.00Fjall Ring Electroformed copper over wood and wax One of a kind item Part of our seasonal consignment range – Summer 19/20 Landscape Marisa Molin is an Australian contemporary jeweller and artist. Her practice focuses on the appropriation and translation of textures and fragments, collected from walks along shorelines and…
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Marisa Molin – Fragments of Iceland (Crystal Series) Ring
$300.00Fragments of Iceland (Crystal Series) Knuckle Ring, Sterling Silver Part of our seasonal consignment range – Summer 19/20 Landscape. Marisa Molin is an Australian contemporary jeweller and artist. Her practice focuses on the appropriation and translation of textures and fragments, collected from walks along shorelines and Tasmania’s vast wilderness. Molin…
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Marisa Molin – Fragments of Iceland (Glacier series) Ring
$300.00Sterling Silver Part of our seasonal consignment range – Summer 19/20 Landscape. Marisa Molin is an Australian contemporary jeweller and artist. Her practice focuses on the appropriation and translation of textures and fragments, collected from walks along shorelines and Tasmania’s vast wilderness. Molin has relocated from Tasmania to Norway where…
