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> Exhibition: Warwick Freeman: making dust
> Exhibition: Carlier Makigawa: Nature and structure
> Exhibition: Doris Betz: Moments Like This
> Exhibition: Helen Britton: Industrial
> Exhibition: [members only] David Bielander: ripsnorter
> Exhibition: [members only] Simon Cottrell: Output to Paths
> Exhibition: [members only] Manon van Kouswijk: Bead the system
> Showcase: [members only] Lisa Walker: Launch of the new publication WEARABLE
> Exhibition: [members only] Kirsten Haydon: ice structure
> Exhibition: [members only] Laura Deakin: Layered traces, folded spaces
> Gallery: [members only] Gallery Funaki 2010
> Jeweller: Cottrell, Simon
> Jeweller: Speckner, Bettina
> Jeweller: Walker, Lisa
> Jeweller: Sarneel, Lucy
> Jeweller: Fritsch, Karl
> Jeweller: Britton, Helen

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Gallery Funaki
Melbourne, Australia Management: Katie Scott
website: www.galleryfunaki.com.au mail: gallery@galleryfunaki.com.au

Statement
Gallery Funaki is Australia's only gallery specialising in the exhibition and sale of contemporary international jewellery. Gallery Funaki has a program with five to six exhibitions annually by established and emerging jewellery artists from Europe, Asia and Australasia selected for their innovative concepts and sensitive use of materials. The gallery was established in 1995 by internationally recognised maker, Mari Funaki, whose vision and philosophy makes this intimate venue a highly recognised gallery for contemporary jewellery in Australia.
Artist list
Christine Alberts, Peter Bauhuis, Doris Betz, David Bielander, Julie Blyfield, Helen Britton, Simon Cottrell, Laura Deakin, Paul Derrez, Warwick Freeman, Karl Fritsch, Kiko Gianocca, Kirsten Haydon, Therese Hilbert, Marian Hosking, Svenja John, Daniel Kruger, Otto Kunzli, Andrew Last, Nel Linssen, Sue Lorraine, Carlier Makigawa, Sally Marsland, Yutaka Minegishi, Mascha Moje, Miyuki Nakahara, David Neale, David Phillips, Lucy Sarneel, Henriette Schuster, Blanche Tilden, Catherine Truman, Manon van Kouswijk, Lisa van Sinderen, Bettina Speckner, Lisa Walker.
Programme
2011-2012
01-May-2012 - 26-May-2012 Warwick Freeman: making dust
13-Mar-2012 - 05-Apr-2012 Carlier Makigawa: Nature and structure
11-Oct-2011 - 05-Nov-2011 David Bielander: ripsnorter
31-Jan-2012 - 25-Feb-2012 Doris Betz: moments like this
08-Nov-2011 - 03-Dec-2011 Helen Britton: Industrial
23-Aug-2011 - 17-Sep-2011 Simon Cottrell: Output to Paths
05-Jul-2011 - 30-Jul-2011 Manon van Kouswijk: Bead the system "For all I know, the galaxy is a necklace and planet Earth a giant bead." In her latest work Manon van Kouswijk explores the idea of a strand of beads as a cycle without a clear beginning or end.
24-May-2011 - 18-Jun-2011 Kirsten Haydon: ice structure Kirsten Haydon has explored Antarctica through jewellery and object making. Her practice has considered the structures and palette of the icy continent's forbidding terrain, its wildlife and the impact of human activity upon it.
01-Feb-2011 - 26-Feb-2011 Laura Deakin: Layered traces, folded spaces Laura Deakin’s work deals with moments of transition: changes of state, changes of form, changes in the very essence of material. But look closer and the transitions go beyond the material to address other, more poetic changes of state. Natural becomes unnatural.
Past exhibitions
November 9 – December 4 2010 Sally Marsland - Odd one out October 5 – October 30 2010 Otto Künzli and Therese Hilbert - Leonids and Fumerols August 10 – September 4 2010 David Neale and Emma Price June 8 – July 3 2010 Karl Fritsch: Freeling April 20 – May 15 2010 Kiko Gianocca - To hold and be held
Gallery Funaki 4 Crossley Street 3000 - Melbourne Australia Telephone: 613 9662 9446 Fax: 613 9662 9446


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	[Exhibition] Warwick Freeman: making dust New show at Gallery Funaki: Dust. Warwick Freeman’s latest exhibition explores form, material and the quiet profundity of the everyday object. Place: Gallery Funaki (Melbourne, Australia)
	[Exhibition] Carlier Makigawa: Nature and structure New show at Gallery Funaki - Carlier Makigawa: Nature and structure Place: Gallery Funaki (Melbourne, Australia)
	[Exhibition] Doris Betz: Moments Like This New show at Gallery Funaki - Doris Betz: moments like this Place: Gallery Funaki (Melbourne, Australia)
	[Exhibition] Helen Britton: Industrial (...) Stretch all those years of looking, that line of experience back again to the steelworks. Pour that music in through the ears and out through the hands. Cut that line deep in the shapes, organize the elements, tie them down and connect them all together again. There you have it: an explanation. (...) Place: Gallery Funaki (Melbourne, Australia)
	[members only] [Exhibition] David Bielander: ripsnorter A two and a half meter python is surely a ripsnorter, so long as she is a piece of jewellery. It took nearly five years to get her right: how to transform a lifesize python into a necklace? Place: Gallery Funaki (Melbourne, Australia)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Simon Cottrell: Output to Paths (...) Simon Cottrell’s pieces can tease and confound our perceptions. We can think we have their measure – they are mechanical, structural, perhaps a little cerebral; perhaps less than friendly – but then an incongruous lump on the underside of a brooch, known only to its wearer, can suddenly evoke intense tenderness. As Simon says, “these pieces are not conceived to be made clear sense of”. (...) Place: Gallery Funaki (Melbourne, Australia)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Manon van Kouswijk: Bead the system "For all I know, the galaxy is a necklace and planet Earth a giant bead." In her latest work Manon van Kouswijk explores the idea of a strand of beads as a cycle without a clear beginning or end. Place: Gallery Funaki (Melbourne, Australia)
	[members only] [Showcase] Lisa Walker: Launch of the new publication WEARABLE Lisa Walker present her last publication entitled Wearable which presents a collection of pieces and projects from 2008 to 2010. Place: Bartley & Company Art Gallery (Wellington, New Zealand)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Kirsten Haydon: ice structure (...) Kirsten Haydon has explored Antarctica through jewellery and object making. Her practice has considered the structures and palette of the icy continent's forbidding terrain, its wildlife and the impact of human activity upon it. (...) Place: Gallery Funaki (Melbourne, Australia)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Laura Deakin: Layered traces, folded spaces Gallery Funaki is proud to present the first solo exhibition of Laura Deakin. Place: Gallery Funaki (Melbourne, Australia)
	[members only] [Gallery] Gallery Funaki 2010 Member of Klimt02 Update of the gallery program with the last exhibition of works from Sally Marsland. (Melbourne, Australia)
	[Jeweller] Cottrell, Simon Member of Klimt02. Update of the page with images of works of 2003, 2009 & 2010. New statement, cv & publications (Melbourne, Australia)
	[Jeweller] Speckner, Bettina Member of Klimt02. Update of the page with images of new work and information about the new catalogue; Bettina Speckner: a rose is a rose is a rose. (Übersee, Germany)
	[Jeweller] Walker, Lisa Member of Klimt02. Perhaps I should start making sculpture? (Island Bay, New Zealand)
	[Jeweller] Sarneel, Lucy Member of Klimt02. Update of the page with images of 2 new works, last & coming exhibitions. (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[Jeweller] Fritsch, Karl Member of Klimt02. I´m fascinated by jewellery and by the fact that every person owns and wears ornaments of one kind or another. (Island Bay, New Zealand)
	[Jeweller] Britton, Helen Member of Klimt02 (...) Making jewellery, I play out the tensions and beautiful collisions of my practice in a small complex space.(...) (Perth, Australia)

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