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Steven Junil Park carving limestone salvaged from the Otautahi Christchurch Basilica for his work in Cook Company, film photograph by Aaron.
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Octavia Cook O (Owl) brooch, 202
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Steven Junil Park carving limestone salvaged from the Otautahi Christchurch Basilica for his work in Cook Company, film photograph by Aaron.
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Octavia Cook O (Owl) brooch, 202
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Join us for a panel discussion with jeweller Octavia Cook and some of the makers behind the jewellery display systems commissioned for Cook & Company, a new exhibition opening 6pm, Friday 17 March.
Cook & Company draws on the nature of jewellery as both a distinctly public and private art form. The largest survey of work by leading Aotearoa jeweller Octavia Cook, this exhibition expands on her-long-held interest in the private life of jewellery – how it is worn, housed and collected by its users.
For Cook & Company, the artist is joined by six practitioners spanning craft, design and architecture, each commissioned by the artist to design a one-of-a-kind storage system for jewellery. They are:
Gerard Dombroski Turumeke Harrington Steven Junil Park Nicholas Stevens & Deborah Smith Isobel Thom Anna Wallis
This panel discussion will take place on the first day of Cook & Company. Come get introduced to the work and ideas behind the exhibition, and hear insights direct from the makers.
Read more about this upcoming exhibition here.
Join us for a panel discussion with jeweller Octavia Cook and some of the makers behind the jewellery display systems commissioned for Cook & Company, a new exhibition opening 6pm, Friday 17 March.
Cook & Company draws on the nature of jewellery as both a distinctly public and private art form. The largest survey of work by leading Aotearoa jeweller Octavia Cook, this exhibition expands on her-long-held interest in the private life of jewellery – how it is worn, housed and collected by its users.
For Cook & Company, the artist is joined by six practitioners spanning craft, design and architecture, each commissioned by the artist to design a one-of-a-kind storage system for jewellery. They are:
Gerard Dombroski Turumeke Harrington Steven Junil Park Nicholas Stevens & Deborah Smith Isobel Thom Anna Wallis
This panel discussion will take place on the first day of Cook & Company. Come get introduced to the work and ideas behind the exhibition, and hear insights direct from the makers.
Read more about this upcoming exhibition here.