These are all from the Boundary | Colour Flash Collection
26/06/2012
New Work at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Images of new work made for the Yorkshire Sculpture Park Shops Jewellery Show.
These are all from the Boundary | Colour Flash Collection
These are all from the Boundary | Colour Flash Collection
18/06/2012
BOUNDARIES
New Boundary Collection
Photography: Holly Falconer
Stylist: Laura Clayton
Hair and Make up: Teola W-L
Model: Flick at Leni's
20/02/2012
Gallery Soda Istanbul
New pieces have now arrived at Gallery SODA in istanbul. These include one off neck pieces.
http://www.sodaistanbul.com/
http://www.sodaistanbul.com/
09/02/2012
Dazzle Glasgow
Delighted to be taking part in Dazzle for the first time.
Dazzle Contemporary Jewellery Exhibitions is dedicated to showing the best of contemporary designer jewellery. We organise four exhibitions a year in Glasgow, Edinburgh, London and Manchester, showing work in a wide range of materials from gold and silver to paper and plastics.
See listing at http://www.dazzle-exhibitions.co.uk/Designers/NAOMI-MCINTOSH.aspx
Dazzle Contemporary Jewellery Exhibitions is dedicated to showing the best of contemporary designer jewellery. We organise four exhibitions a year in Glasgow, Edinburgh, London and Manchester, showing work in a wide range of materials from gold and silver to paper and plastics.
Glasgow Dazzle 2012
Dazzle Contemporary Jewellery Exhibition will be returning to Merchant Square in the Merchant City, Glasgow in April . Exhibition dates 15th to 29th April. The Private views will be on the evening of Friday 13th April and daytime Saturday 14th April - exact times to be announcedSee listing at http://www.dazzle-exhibitions.co.uk/Designers/NAOMI-MCINTOSH.aspx
06/02/2012
Saatchi Gallery COLLECT May 11 - 14 th 2012
Delighted to be taking part in this exhibitiopn with Lesley Craze Gallery in May.
I will be showing new and unseen work. Lots of bleached wood, precious metal and slices of plastics.
COLLECT @Saatchi Gallery
May 11 - 14 th 2012
Lesley Craze Gallery is pleased to once again be participating in COLLECT: The International Art Fair for Contemporary Objects. With carefully selected galleries representing exceptional work by their portfolio of artists, COLLECT is the premier event in the craft sector. Re-launched at the Saatchi Gallery London in 2009, following five successful years at the V&A, the show is established as the place to view and buy the very best in contemporary craft. In 2012, COLLECT will once again occupy all three floors of the Saatchi Gallery. The venue offers exhibitors an ideal environment to present ambitious contemporary craft in high quality, well-proportioned, light spaces. Last year over 10,000 visitors attended COLLECT
03/01/2012
Flow Gallery - Wood Show
On until the 26th january is the wood show at Flow Gallery.
The exhibition includes a selection of my work - including colored pieces.
This exhibition will be based on the different ways artists work with wood within their practice. Each of the fourteen international artists subverts the preconceptions of this material. Ranging from Wycliffe Stutchbury's compositions of fallen and forgotten timber to the geometric, painted wooden jewellery of Katy Hackney. Corina Rietveld's Birch rings, use the beauty of bark to determine the shape of the ring. Artist's reference traditional techniques, such as Koto Fukunaga's fresh take on the ancient Japanese art of birch vessels and Shigeki Kudo's use of the traditional Japanese technique Hegi, the splitting of wood into layers. Markku Lyttinen carves layers of birch plywood into beautiful platters reflecting the undulating Finnish landscape. Others combine wood with various materials, such Adele Brereton mixes traditional Silversmithing techniques with wood; Amanda Caines explores archaeology and recycling, mixing natural and man made objects; Katy Hackney combines wood with the more unorthodox: Formica worktops, toys, chess pieces, spectacle frame off cuts plywood & cutlery handles.
The exhibition includes a selection of my work - including colored pieces.
This exhibition will be based on the different ways artists work with wood within their practice. Each of the fourteen international artists subverts the preconceptions of this material. Ranging from Wycliffe Stutchbury's compositions of fallen and forgotten timber to the geometric, painted wooden jewellery of Katy Hackney. Corina Rietveld's Birch rings, use the beauty of bark to determine the shape of the ring. Artist's reference traditional techniques, such as Koto Fukunaga's fresh take on the ancient Japanese art of birch vessels and Shigeki Kudo's use of the traditional Japanese technique Hegi, the splitting of wood into layers. Markku Lyttinen carves layers of birch plywood into beautiful platters reflecting the undulating Finnish landscape. Others combine wood with various materials, such Adele Brereton mixes traditional Silversmithing techniques with wood; Amanda Caines explores archaeology and recycling, mixing natural and man made objects; Katy Hackney combines wood with the more unorthodox: Formica worktops, toys, chess pieces, spectacle frame off cuts plywood & cutlery handles.
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