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publications are available at Object Gallery St Margarets 417 Bourke
Street Surry Hills or by order through -
Object:
Australian Centre for Craft and Design
Telephone:
+61 2 9361 4555
Email:
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Menagerie: Contemporary Indigenous Sculpture |
Edited by Nicole Foreshew and Brian Parkes
Published by Object: Australian Centre for Craft and Design and Australian Museum, 2009, 172 pp, full colour, 275mm x 220mm
RRP: $49.95 (inc GST)
Accompanying a major touring exhibition of the same name, this elegant publication highlights the richness and breadth of contemporary Indigenous sculpture in Australia through the innovative work of 33 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists.
All of the featured works are sculptural depictions of animals and are as diverse and dynamic in their materials and techniques as they are in their varied relationships to issues of place, identity, culture and survival.
The catalogue is edited by the exhibition’s co-curators Nicole Foreshew and Brian Parkes and both have written major essays for the publication. In addition, 22 specialist writers and curators have contributed revealing profiles on each of the individual artists.
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| Freestyle:
New Australian Design for Living |
Editor
Brian Parkes, Co-published by Object and Melbourne Museum,
2006, 320pp, full colour, 170 x 220mm
RRP
$49.95 (inc GST)
Freestyle:
new Australian design for living brings together thework and
stories of 40 outstanding Australian designer s from the fields
of furniture, lighting, textiles, homewares, fashion, jewellery
and accessories.
This
publication and the exhibition it accompanies aim to reflect
the character, vibrancy and increasing maturity of contemporary
design in Australia.
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Freestyle:
New Australian Design for Living DVD |
| VEA,
presented by Object and Melbourne Museum, 2006
RRP
$29.95 (inc GST)
The
Freestyle DVD gives you an insight into the personality and
passion of six Australian designer s in their unique studio
environment.
The
DVD features Australian designers:
- Akira
Isogawa, Fashion
- Schamburg
+ Alvisse, Furniture
- Susan
Cohn, Jewellery
- Vixen,
Textiles
- Prue
Venables, Ceramics
- F!NK
& Co., Tableware
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copy of the DVD or order directly from Object on (02) 9361
4555 or object@object.com.au |
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Living
Treasures: Masters of Australian Craft
Liz Williamson: Textiles
Kit Wise/Grace Cochrane, Published by Object and Craftsman
House, 2008, 120 pp, full colour, paperback, 240 x 240mm
RRP $49.95 (inc GST)
In parallel with the Liz Williamson: Textiles exhibition, Object
and Craftman House have published a significant 120-page monograph. This stunning tribute acknowledges the prolific career of Liz Williamson in the words of Grace Cochrane and Kit Wise and the exquisite design of Lynda Warner.
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Living
Treasures: Masters of Australian Craft
Marian
Hosking: Jewellery |
| Kit
Wise/Claudia Terstappen, Published by Object and Craftsman
House, 2007, 120 pp, full colour, paperback, 240 x 240mm
RRP $49.95 (inc GST)
To
compliment the Marian Hosking: Jewellery exhibition, Object
and Craftman House have published a significant 120-page monograph.
This beautiful monograph designed by Lynda Warner, contains
stunning essays by Kit Wise and Claudia Terstappen on Hosking's
work and career.
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copy or order directly from Object on (02) 9361 4555 or object@object.com.au |
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| Living
Treasures: Masters of Australian Craft
Klaus
Moje: Glass |
| Megan
Bottari, Published by Object and Craftsman House, 2006, 144
pp, full colour, paperback, 240 x 240mm
RRP
$49.95 (inc GST)
Accompanying
the exhibition Klaus Moje: Glass, the second in the Living
Treasures: Masters of Australian Craft series, this beautiful
monograph is generously illustrated and contains a comprehensive
account of Moje's work and career by Megan Bottari, Canberra-based
glass artist, writer and curator.
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copy or order directly from Object on (02) 9361 4555 or object@object.com.au |
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Living
Treasures: Masters of Australian Craft
Les
Blakebrough: Ceramics |
| Jonathan
Holmes, Published by Object and Craftsman House, 2005, 144pp,
full colour, paperback, 240mm x 240mm
RRP
$49.95 (inc GST)
Published
to coincide with Les Blakebrough: Ceramics, the inaugural
exhibition in the Living Treasures: Masters of Australian
Craft series, this magnificent monograph pays tribute this
acclaimed and influential ceramic artist. Generously illustrated,
with a comprehensive account of Blakebrough's work and career
by Jonathan Holmes, Associate Dean, Faculty of Arts at the
University of Tasmania.
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| Woven
Forms: Contemporary Basket Making in Australia |
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Editor
Brian Parkes, Published by Object, 2005, 104pp, full colour,
paperback
RRP
$39.95 (inc GST)
This
unique catalogue has been published by Object to celebrate
the beauty, diversity and importance of an art form with an
ancient past and an exciting future. Featuring work by artists
from both Indigenous and non-Indigenous backgrounds, from
locations right across Australia, Woven Forms is one of the
most ambitious surveys of basket making seen in this country.
Contributing authors include Lindy Allen, Trish Barnard, Lola
Greeno, Louise Hamby, Virginia Kaiser, Andrew Nicholls, Brian
Parkes and Diana Wood Conroy.
Special
offer: In addition to your purchase of Woven Forms
you also receive a FREE copy of Cultural Strands (published
by FORM, 2006, 104pp, full colour, including DVD). Offer is
only valid until stocks last.
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Dinosaur
Designs |
| Editor
Brian Parkes, Published by Object, 2003,, 64pp, full colour
RRP
$29.95 (inc GST)
This
catalogue designed by Melbourne duo Mahon & Band is the
first publication dedicated to Dinosaur Designs. The book
covers the group's work in jewellery and homewares and includes
contributions by Lesley Jackson, Jane de Teliga, Stephen Crafti,
Guy Allenby, Samantha Griffin, Ewen McDonald and Brian Parkes
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| Art
on a String |
| Co-Editors
Louise Hamby and Diana Young, Co-published by Object and Centre
for Cross Cultural Research, 2001, 96pp, full colour
RRP
$39.95 (inc GST)
This
catalogue introduces the aesthetic and symbolic power of necklaces
and other threaded objects made by Australian Aboriginal artists
from the Central Desert and Arnhem Land.
Art
on a String displays the outstanding contemporary works and
individual artists whose achievements have previously gone
unrecognised. Curators Louise Hamby and Diana Young gathered
together works by 60 artists from across the two regions.
The publication also features indepth research and insights
from many of the artists featured.
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