January is always a funny time for exhibitions and for makers too. We are all so tired after Christmas production - whether it be getting stock to suppliers, working in shops right up to the bitter end or getting those handmade gifts finished for family and friends. By the time new year comes around we are all a bit washed out. In some ways the ladies of HML are grateful for January - it's an enforced slow down (well as slow as we can manage it with infants). When we do toddle in to town this week we are going to park the perambulators outside Gallery Funaki to see this beautful work by German jeweller Bettina Speckner which opens tomorrow. Ms Speckner will also be giving a talk on Wed night at 6pm at RMIT for those of you interested in leaving the cave for some new year inspiration...
12.1.09
SHOW OF THE WEEK
it's oh so quiet...
January is always a funny time for exhibitions and for makers too. We are all so tired after Christmas production - whether it be getting stock to suppliers, working in shops right up to the bitter end or getting those handmade gifts finished for family and friends. By the time new year comes around we are all a bit washed out. In some ways the ladies of HML are grateful for January - it's an enforced slow down (well as slow as we can manage it with infants). When we do toddle in to town this week we are going to park the perambulators outside Gallery Funaki to see this beautful work by German jeweller Bettina Speckner which opens tomorrow. Ms Speckner will also be giving a talk on Wed night at 6pm at RMIT for those of you interested in leaving the cave for some new year inspiration...
January is always a funny time for exhibitions and for makers too. We are all so tired after Christmas production - whether it be getting stock to suppliers, working in shops right up to the bitter end or getting those handmade gifts finished for family and friends. By the time new year comes around we are all a bit washed out. In some ways the ladies of HML are grateful for January - it's an enforced slow down (well as slow as we can manage it with infants). When we do toddle in to town this week we are going to park the perambulators outside Gallery Funaki to see this beautful work by German jeweller Bettina Speckner which opens tomorrow. Ms Speckner will also be giving a talk on Wed night at 6pm at RMIT for those of you interested in leaving the cave for some new year inspiration...
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