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I really should get out more (Necklace exchange) 2008
Sarah’s necklace: Poodle wool, felted. Frankie’s necklace: Jersey pillings, felted
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Depending on mood and circumstance, I am:
- a jeweller, or
- a jeweller and an artist, or
- an artist
This site gives an overview of my work from 2008.
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CV
Education / Art training
Education / Art training
- Cranbrook Academy of Art, MI, USA (guest of Iris Eichenberg) 2011
- BAppA Visual Arts (Jewellery), Whitireia New Zealand 2010
- BA (Hons) Fine Art, University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK 1983
Current activities
- Jewellery Fellow, Visual Arts, Whitireia NZ
- Co-founding member of The See Here artist-run window gallery: http://theseehere.com
- Participant in Joyaviva tour: http://www.joyaviva.net/aotearoa/sarah-read/
- Participant in the HandShake mentoring project (paired with Iris Eichenberg)
http://handshakejewellery.com/participants/sarah-and-iris/
Gallery
- Charon Kransen Arts, 817 West End Ave, NY, USA
(http://www.charonkransenarts.com/artists/read.html)
Selected exhibitions
2013
- Retrospect, The Dowse, Wellington, NZ
2012
- HandShake 4 (Toi Poneke, Wellington, NZ) and 5 (The National, Christchurch, NZ)
- Joyaviva, RMIT, Melbourne, Australia
- Retrospect, James Wallace Trust, Pah Homestead, Auckland & Wallace Gallery, Morrinsville
- Look, No Hands, The See Here, Wellington, NZ
2011
- SOFA Chicago, USA (Cranbrook Academy’s booth)
- HandShake: 1 (studio 20/17, Sydney), 2 (National Jewellery Show, Wellington, NZ), 3 (Masterworks, Auckland, NZ)
- Best in Show, Objectspace, Auckland NZ
2010
- Nestle (solo show, included Labour of Love – The Reveal) , Wellington, NZ
- The Exchange Project, Studio 20/17, Sydney, Australia
- SOFA Chicago, USA ( Charon Kransen’s booth)
2009
- SOFA West, Santa Fe, USA (Charon Kransen’s booth)
- handSTAND Unfamiliar & innovative contemporary jewellery, Auckland
2008
- Retelling Tales: Translations in Contemporary Jewellery, Wellington Museum
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