October 22, 2011
Posted by Bruce Pringle
Third Birthday Celebrations for Hammer and Hand. Happy Birthday Hammer and Hand Jewellery and Metal Collective! Celebrating three years in the Byron Arts and Industry Park! Hammer and Hand saw its inception in Hobart Tasmania in 1994 when Bruce Pringle, set up his first collective. Since then, the collective’s unique structure has seen [...]
October 17, 2011
Posted by Bruce Pringle
October 15, 2011
Posted by Bruce Pringle
A couple of days ago a Blacksmith and a Painter dropped by the workshop and brightened up our day …and it already was pretty bright……..www.peterandrosielaszlo.blogspot.com It’s people who make this life worth living.
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October 8, 2011
Posted by Jen Banks
….have been having a great time creating pieces for our ’3′ exhibition which is coming up in but a few short weeks, but have managed to take some time to explore other ideas that don’t fit the ‘three’ tag, no matter how far i stretch my imagination
October 5, 2011
Posted by Julian
3 is a very important number – more important than 4 to most of us. When people talk of numbers I’m always reminded of Sesame Street. Our lives are filled with paradigms of a 3 fold nature… mind, body & spirit past, present and future art, science & religion 3 dimensions of space there are 3 [...]
October 4, 2011
Posted by Helen Luna
Hammer & Hand Byron Bay is turning 3!! help us celebrate – 5-8pm 28 October 2011
October 1, 2011
Posted by Bruce Pringle
Posted Under Bruce Pringle Byron Bay General Helen Luna
Posted by Bruce Pringle
Many hands make light work…..Are you the Light buddy ? … Give us a light.
Posted Under Bruce Pringle Byron Bay
Posted by Bruce Pringle
Recently , I was asked to make two panels to follow on from one I had made earlier, of Thylacines missing from our environment .. The brief was to include one with an indidgenous theme and including Nimbin Rocks with Sphinx Rock and the third to depict Byron Bay and lighthouse .
Posted Under Bruce Pringle Byron Bay
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