Island Inspired

jewellery exhibition called “Island of Inspiration: new jewellery from Tasmania”.
It is contemporary and tradional jewellery by ten Tasmanian artists. The show is opening 3rd April.
Metalab is a jewellery/objects/design studio gallery based in Surry Hills. We have a contemporary space dedicated to jewellery and object shows up to six times a year.

jewellery exhibition called "Island of Inspiration: new jewellery from Tasmania". It is contemporary and tradional jewellery by ten Tasmanian artists. The show is opening 3rd April. Metalab is a jewellery/objects/design studio gallery based in Surry Hills. We have a contemporary space dedicated to jewellery and object shows up to six times a year.

BY jesse

April 1st, 2008

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