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#Repost @darlingharbour with @get_repost ・・・ The soon-to-open Maker’s Dozen space at The Exchange just got a colourful update! A permanent hanging art installation by Australian artist Nike Savvas titled ‘A Lifetime of Summers’. @darlingsquare #makersdozen #darlingharbour #artists #nikesavvas #sydney_insta https://www.instagram.com/p/By4357ih-K0/?igshid=1dd8ewwds1a5t

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Cup North Pinkware exhibition photos

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Cup North

Makers Dozen will be showcasing our new exhibition at Cup North next weekend.

http://cupnorth.co.uk

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Makers Dozen and Mid Conversation Addition/Reduction exhibition for Free For Arts Festival

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Adam 'Monty' Renshaw

Adam ‘Monty’ Renshaw is an artsist based in the city of Manchester.

After graduating from Manchester Metropolitan University in Interactive Arts he took a role at Castlefield Gallery where he now acts as gallery technician.

This role allowed him to create TOAST, an art project that happens in Federation House.

His work his often a result of problem solving, happen-stantial  is a word he uses often.

Adam’s work is often in an installation format, so it will be intriguing to see how he responds to the Makers Dozen guidelines for Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fair.

Adam Renshaw, A playful enquiry into word and objects.

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Maja Piechocka

Maja is a Manchester based jeweller whose work is strongly inspired by street art, graffiti and abstract art. Photos of urban landscapes that she takes herself are always the starting point in the process of making her jewellery. In her eyes street art and graffiti doesn’t vandalize the cities but makes them colourful and intersecting as well as thought provoking.

She works predominantly with silver and brass, exploring colour through mediums such as spray paint and resin. She then uses glue and enamel lacquer to add a protective layer and enhance the shine. Applying spray paint to small scale objects is often very challenging and time consuming. These themes and techniques evoked certain new ideas that ultimately formed the basis for this collection in which every piece is bespoke and unique.

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Lauren Taylor

Lauren creates contemporary jewellery inspired by simplistic, utilitarian objects, finding beauty and elegance in everyday function. Through addressing female issues, relationships are formed between these domestic objects and the modern woman.

http://www.tayloredjewellery.co.uk