Becky Bliss

Tick Tock charts global temperature change over 120 years.

As a result of the change in temperature, global sea level rise began around the start of the 20th century. Between 1900 and 2016, the globally averaged sea level rose by 160–210mm.

Measurements showed a rise of 75mm from 1993 to 2017.

Between 1993 and 2018, the melting of glaciers (21%); Greenland (15%); and Antarctica (8%) contribute to 42% of sea level rise. The rate is expected to accelerate during the 21st century.

A conservative estimate of the long-term projections is that each degree (C) of temperature rise triggers a sea level rise of approximately a metre. Sustained global warming of 2–4°C could cause a global average sea-level rise of about 7 metres.

100 year floods are becoming almost annual events.

The links are reminiscent of the chain of a ship.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_level_rise

https://www.climate-lab-book.ac.uk/author/ehawkins/

1900    1920    1940    1960    1980    2000    2010    2020

Nina van Duijnhoven

Neckpiece (2021) Untitled II
Materials: Acid free 250gsm paper, pastel, silk cord
Measurements: H600mm x W260mm x D70mm
Photographer: Nina van Duijnhoven

Neckpiece (2021) Untitled I
Materials: Acid free 300gsm paper, pastel, silk cord
Measurements: H350mm x W270mm x D50mm
Photographer: Nina van Duijnhoven

Brooch (2021) Untitled III
Materials: Acid free 250gsm paper, pastel, silk cord
Measurements: H220mm x W160mm x D60mm
Photographer: Nina van Duijnhoven
Brooches

Shelley Norton

Vanessa Arthur

‘At first glance, unplanned spaces within the urban landscape may seem stuck in a kind of limbo, melancholic & lifeless.
To me they epitomise a space between just before and a moment after. A waymark.
Spaces where the past, present and future merge, something ineffable… a site of subtle awe’.

– Vanessa Arthur 2021

Karl Fritsch

 Marie Curtis

Groove 29 Beat String – New Zealand native timbers Puriri with Kowhai, silk – 2021 – Photography Caryline Boreham

One Year String -Kauri, Rimu, Stg silver, silk – 2021 – Photography Caryline Boreham

Lisa Walker

Hang
2020
Fabric, thead, paint, stuffing

Bone
(thanks Katherine Bernhardt)
2019

All Stuck in a Diamond
2020
Fabric, stuffing, thread, paint

Driving Creek Necklace 5
2021
Ceramics/glaze, thread, bone

Island Bay Workshop Reno
2020
Nails, thread

Kauri, Pariwhero, and Bone Face
2021
Stone, kauri gum, bone, silver

Moniek Schrijer

Caroline Thomas

Ruff, 2021, collar, polymer clay, vintage bakelite
boxes, stainless steel wire
Catch, 2021, necklace, iron nails, mild steel, 24 carat gold
leaf, fencing wire, pewter
Head Collar, 2019-21, neckpiece vintage saddle leather, fencing
wire, pewter

Planter, 2019-21,  brooch, vintage brass planter, Swarovski
crystal beads, brass wire
Reliquary, 2021, neckpiece and object, vintage draught excluder, copper
wire, leather, 24 carat gold leaf
The Other Side, 2020 necklace, vintage picture frame, fake grass, wallpaper, brass, sterling silver, vintage chain

Fran Alison

 Broken series

Kelly McDonald

Kelly McDonald excavates meaning from discarded domestic and industrial objects, melding narratives of home, workshop and motherhood to explore power in its various guises. Her jewellery re-contextualisations traverse tense and complex territories between people, bodies and things.

Octavia Cook

Slo John Collie, brooch

Swallowtail Symmetry brooch

Warwick Freeman

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