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National Theatre and3 PrintmakersOlivier Foyer

National TheatreSouth Bank

LondonSE1 9PX

t: 0207 452 3333 m: 07774 261682

f: 01580 852550 e: info@dazzle-exhibitions.co.uk

8 November – 9 JanuaryMonday-Saturday 10am-10pm

Sunday 12-6pm (not 19 December)

Closed 19, 24-26 December27 December open 4pm

28 December open 12 Midday31 December close 6pm

1 January open 4pm3 January open 12 Midday

Exhibition continues to Sunday 9 January 2011

www.dazzle-exhibitions.co.ukFor buying Dazzle jewellery online:

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london 10 11This is proving a difficult year to sell contemporaryjewellery. The number of galleries that have closeddown over the last twelve months is the largest wecan remember. Subsidised galleries, such as those allover Wales, are particularly under threat, as subsidiesare reduced or totally withdrawn. Though some haveturned to the internet and cut out the retailer, themain problem has been the recession. Dazzle hasimproved its facility by setting up recently a verysuccessful selling web site www.lovedazzle.com whichnow has between 800 and 1,000 pieces available topurchase 24 hours a day. Very much like a Dazzleexhibition, but online. However, the attraction ofonline purchasing is nowhere near the experience ofseeing and touching the actual pieces and thereforemost people thankfully prefer to buy direct at theexhibitions themselves. It does offer though, anopportunity for the many foreign buyers we have, tobuy from Dazzle when they return home and this is amarket we see expanding fast. Another recent butvery pleasant phenomenon is the increase in thenumber of Dazzle designers who hail from Asia. Thisis directly a result of the increase in talented foreignstudents who now come to UK colleges to study.Though, this is also a result of the need for collegesover here, to increase income by attracting wealthyclients who can afford the high fees. Often, to theexclusion of home grown students. However, onbalance, this is a good thing and most of the,particularly SE Asian designers, have added a lot tothe standard of work coming through with theirunique vision and use of unusual materials.

This is the 123rd DAZZLE at all venues. London NT,is our flagship exhibition – the first was in 1981 – andwe are proud to welcome back year on year the sameloyal customers and to greet those of you who havefound us for the very first time. The selection againthis year, relies heavily on younger designers,especially from Edinburgh College of Art. Selectionactually gets harder every year as the numbers ofgraduates increase and the overall standard decreases,with colleges continuing to battening down thehatches and facing increasingly stringent financialrestrictions. Most sales made at Dazzle are a hugesupport to younger makers in particular, andcontribute directly by under-pinning their constantstruggle for survival. We aim, as usual, to make theexhibition itself look different and indeed better thanprevious exhibitions, but we also have a responsibilityto give past exhibitors a run at the event. Itcontinues to be a real balancing act but means thatsome of your old favourites may have been rested.Conversely, it means that if you don’t buy thatsomething special, it may not be there again nextyear! Having the new selling website

www.lovedazzle.com where you can buy all year and24 hours a day, will mitigate against this ongoingproblem as it should provide lots of fresh work andnew faces plus some of the pieces seen and notpurchased from this exhibition. We repeat ourexhibition of three excellent printmakers but thistime, they are based not in Scotland, in South EastEngland. The prints are less specifically theatrical infeel and this year have a strong sense of landscapeand architecture. They are all in very small editionsand are available to buy and take away – in mostinstances – either framed or unframed. A selection ofthem are also available to buy directly on the website.Since we began almost 30 years ago, over 1,800exhibitors have shown with us in all exhibitions,selling directly or indirectly many tens of thousandsof pieces. Your patronage means that we can continueto be an excellent low-cost shop window for the mostexciting new work. The DAZZLE website(www.dazzle-exhibitions. com) has always been aheavily-followed one, with over 400,000 visits lastyear and well over one and a half million since itsinauguration. Many colleges throughout the worldnow routinely point their students to our website,with hundreds of full colour images and biographiesplus other information about past and presentexhibitions. The DAZZLE mailing list in the UK ishuge, with many tens of thousands. We mail out over40,000 preview invitations and exhibitionnotifications each year.

Exhibitions current or coming up soon: Manchester Town Hall, Albert Square. From 21November to January 2, 2011. Enquiries, telephone0161 234 1733. Glasgow Merchant Square, April 2011 (provisional). Edinburgh Traverse Theatre as part of the FestivalFringe. August 2011.

DAZZLE post-exhibition sales, by mail, fax, email ortelephone order, continue to be a major contributionto DAZZLE turnover, so please, if you are interestedin purchasing at a later date, take a sales form awaywith you. Make a note of the code number and price.of any piece you fancy – maybe for a Christmaspresent. We are just a telephone call away! The aimof DAZZLE, as always, is to show that qualityhandmade well-designed work, by top makers from allover the world, can still be accessible and affordable.If you would like to be added to the DAZZLE mailinglist to receive invitations in your area, please just askat the DAZZLE DESK.

Jackie FieldJackie Field is an exciting young printmakerbased in Brighton. She specialises in uniquewoodcuts and relief prints. Her recent work couldbe categorised as topographical, featuring theGlass Houses at Kew Gardens, the Eden ProjectBiomes and other glass houses throughout theworld.

Pamela HarePamela Hare is an artist and printmaker living inIslington. Her recent work is inspired by theurban landscape, not only in the City and Londonbut also in Venice and Marrakesh, capturingmoments and images in the man madeenvironment. She hand colours much of herwork, so that even within an edition, the imagecan vary enormously.

Davida SmithThe third printmaker, Davida Smith is an etcherliving and working in Rye, East Sussex and it isthis landscape and environment that is herprimary inspiration. She is a printmaker we havelong followed, going back to the eighties and it isinteresting how her work has evolved steadilyover the years.

Following the success of our Scottish printmakers last year, we have invited three printmakers basedin the South East who we think will provide an interesting and varied exhibition.

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Megan Adair (Ed) Falkland. Works with mixed media includingphotographic montages. First Dazzle exhibition.Worked 2009 with Grainne Morton, Sally Grant,Hannah Louise Lamb and Kaz Robertson.

Jane Adam(M & RCA) London. Anodised aluminium. SeniorResearch Fellow at the Jewellery IndustryInnovation Centre in Birmingham. Collectorsinclude author Phillip Pullman, the Crafts Council,Cooper Hewitt Museum, New York & the V&A.Trustee of the Crafts Council since 2002.Exhibitions include Jewellery Moves, NationalMuseums of Scotland. Her one-person show,initially at Ruthin Crafts Centre, later toured thecountry. She was a Jerwood Prize finalist in 2001and, up to recently, was Chair of the Associationfor Contemporary Jewellery. Outlets includeScottish Gallery, Edinburgh, Hipotesi, Barcelona,CAA, London & Alexander Gallery, Brighton.

An AlleweireldtBelgium-born jeweller (trained Belgium and RCA)London. Trades under the name of Oxx. Workswith a variety of materials, some precious, someunusual, such as materials in daily use. Won theRCA Armours and Braziers Prize for innovativework. She has been sponsored by such asSignity-Swarovski, Bellore and Design Flanders.Outlets and exhibitions include Tate Modern,London, Hoff, Copenhagen, Cynthia JacobsGallery, Belgium and Jewelthief, Brighton.

Marianne Anderson(G) Glasgow. Precious metals, mainly oxidised,including precious & semi-precious stonesspecialising in rings. Won Goldsmiths CompanyCraftsmanship & Design Award, 2004. Workedwith top textile designer Tomoko Hayashi.Outlets include Aaron Faber Gallery, New York,Mobilia Gallery, Cambridge, MA, both USA, ExpoArte Smykkedesign, Oslo, Flow Gallery, London,the Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh & Topkapi,Rennes, France.

Alan Ardiff (Irish National College of Art) Dublin. Silver andgold. Major international name. Commissionsinclude for “Riverdance”, Eurovision SongContest & Dublin Regional Authority. In thecollection of Billy Connolly, the Danish Embassy& Arthur Anderson. Exhibitions and outletsinclude Electrum, London & Rubicon Gallery,Dublin. Exhibited in Jewellery Moves, NationalMuseums of Scotland, Edinburgh.

Jahyun Rita Baek (Rhode Island School of Design, USA & RCA)London. Plastics, polymer and precious metals.Exhibitions include Buntes. Craft 2eu, Hamburg,Alphonse Berber Gallery, California, Le Paglieredi Porta Romana, Florence, Italy & Museum ofArt & Design, New York.

Donna Barry (Ed) Edinburgh. Precious metals mainly silverand stones. Outlets include Diana Porter, Bristol,Ruthin Craft Centre, Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen,Lesley Craze, London & Edinburgh PrintmakersGallery.

Nicola Becci (G & G) Glasgow. Etched, oxidised, silver &brass plus enamel. Buyers include actors DameJudi Dench, Isla Blair & Amanda Burton plus filmdirector Roland Joffe. Nominated for this yearʼsArts Foundation Fellowship Awards. Outletsinclude Roger Bilcliffe Gallery & Orro, bothGlasgow.

Stacey Bentley (Ed & Ed) Edinburgh. Vitreous enamel, preciousand non precious metal, iron & steel. Exhibitionsinclude Studio Fusion, London, Oakland ArtGallery, California & the Leith Gallery, Edinburgh.

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Kelvin Birk (Berufsfachschule fuer glas und schmuck,Germany & Cass) Germany now London.Precious metals and gemstones often ruthlesslycrushed and then reconstructed. Outlets includeGill Wing & Platform,London, Wills Lane Gallery,St Ives & Juergen Pruell, Weiden, Germany.

Leah Black (G) Glasgow Silver, brass sometimes with coldenamel & found material. Featured in The List &The Scotsman in 2008. Goldsmiths YoungDesigner of the Year, 2007. In the collections ofKelvingrove Art Gallery & The HunterianMuseum both Glasgow. Exhibitions includeGalerie Marzee, Netherlands & The NationalMuseums of Scotland, Edinburgh.

Elizabeth Bone (Cr) London. Silver and gold. Assisted WendyRamshaw 1988-91. Publications include NewDirections in Jewellery, Black Dog Publishing &500 Brooches plus 1,000 Rings both published inthe USA by Lark Books. Outlets include RuthinCraft Centre, Open Eye Gallery, Edinburgh,Bessemer Gallery, Sheffield, Gill Wing, LesleyCraze Gallery, Electrum & CAA, all London.

Clara Breen (Br) Born France now London. Silver, gold andpaper. Assisted Jane Adam, 2004. Joint Managerfor the London Dazzle. In the collection ofBrighton & Hove Art Gallery. Outlets include GillWing, London, Pruden & Smith, Ditchling, RockLobster, Worcester, Julian Stephens Gallery,Brighton & Blue Wing Gallery, Falmouth.

Adele Brereton (Ed) London. Precious metals and wood. AnotherBishoplands graduate. Won Crafts CouncilDevelopment Award and a precious metalbursary from Goldsmiths Hall, both 2008. Firstprizewinner Ortak Design Competition, 2004.Outlets and exhibitions include Atlantis Gallery,London; Yorkshire Scupture Park and BlackSwan Gallery, Somerset.

Jessica Briggs (M & Sh) Sheffield. Precious metals. In thecollection of the Cohn Foundation, Philadelphia,USA. Outlets include Godfrey & Watt, Harrogate;Craft & Design Centre, Leeds; Ruthin CraftCentre; Orro, Glasgow; Aurum, London & KathLibbert, Bradford.

Abigail Brown (L) Metalsmith using mainly silver. Redruth,Cornwall. Publications include The Guardian,Arena & World of Interiors. In the collections ofNational Museum of Wales & The RothschildCollection. Outlets include CAA, London,Bluecoat Display Centre, Liverpool, TrelissickGallery, Truro, Roger Bilcliffe Gallery, Glasgow.

Lilian Busch (E) Kelso, Scotland. Danish-born, works in silver& gold using pearls from the Orient, withemphasis on surface treatment. Won theprestigious Tahitian Pearl Trophy in 2005, in allthree categories. Outlets include Robert Feather,York; JAM, Eton & Electrum, London &Williamson Brown, Newcastle upon Tyne.

Jeehyun Chung (Ed) Edinburgh. Born South Korea. Works withprecious metal, elastic and cotton threads. FirstDazzle exhibition.

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Becky Crow (Br) Brighton. Silver jewellery on a narrative &figurative theme. In 1996 helped design adoghouse for Lily Savageʼs dog Buster, featuredon The Big Breakfast. Joint Manager for theLondon Dazzle exhibition, 2008-9, 2009-10.Exhibitions/outlets include Craft & DesignCentre, Leeds, New Ashgate Gallery, Farnham,Pyramid, York & Midas, Lincoln. Commissionsinclude for the National Trust – brooch of JRMacIntoshʼs Hill House.

Kirsty Eaglesfield (Ed) Edinburgh. Silversmith who also uses woodand other materials. Commissioned to make saltbowl and spoon for Scottish First Minister, AlexSalmond. Exhibitions and outlets include ButeSpace Gallery, Cardiff & The Gallery, West Kilbride.

Pauline Edie (G) West Lothian. Precious metals, porcelain,semi -precious stones. Awarded WorshipfulCompany of Goldsmiths Metal Bursary, 2009.Exhibitions include SDC Gallery, London, Atriumand Che Camille both Glasgow, Leith Gallery &National Museums of Scotland, both Edinburgh.

Alison Evans (P) Heathfield, E. Sussex. Precious metals. Inthe collection of the National Museums ofScotland. Exhibitions and outlets includeSothebys, LesleyCraze & Electrum, all London &Galerie Helene Poree, Paris.

Michelle Fernandez (Ab & RCA) London. Electroformed andlacquered metals. Joint manager here 2007-8 &2009-10. In the collection of the V&A. Exhibitionsinclude Simmons Gallery, London & GalerieMarzee, Netherlands.

Paul Finch (Bourneville College) Formerly Camelford nowbased in St Michel Labadie, France. Silver & goldwith precious & semi-precious stones. Member ofthe Designer Jewellers Group. Outlets include theBluecoat, Liverpool, Selfridges, London & JeremyHoye, Brighton & London.

Gill Forsbrook(M) Ely, Cambs. Plastics including polypropylene,stones and metals. Outlets include the NewAshgate Gallery, Farnham, Yorkshire SculpturePark, Primavera, Cambridge, Takumi Studio, Gifu,Japan, Galerie Gac, Seoul, South Korea, LesleyCraze and the SDC Gallery, both London, The Hub,Sleaford & National Gallery of Victoria, Australia.

Gill Galloway-Whitehead(Ls & B) Birmingham. Precious metals, mainlyone-offs. Represented UK at Inhorgenta 2002where she won the Innovation Prize, one of four

winners out of 450 contestants. Outlets includeTopkapi, Rennes; ix-design, Freiburg, Germany,Gill Wing, London & Williamson Brown,Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Yvonne Gilhooly(Cass) Gourock. Precious metals. Outletsinclude Orro & Brazen, Glasgow, Alchemia, StAndrews & Kirsteen Stewart, Orkney.

Beth Gilmour (C & RCA) London. Works in a variety ofmaterials such as porcelain, nylon & preciousmetals. Exhibitions include Galerie Design,Wroclaw, Poland, Ex Cantieri Navali, Venice,Italy & the London Institute Gallery.

Grace Girvan(Ed) Edinburgh. Precious metals, wood, foundmaterials & enamel. Goldsmiths Precious MetalBursary Award, 2002. Nominated for this yearʼsArts Foundation Fellowship Award. Outlets andexhibitions include Dundee ContemporaryArts,Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen, The Longship,Kirkwall, Orkney & The Metal Gallery, London.

Anna Gordon(E & E) Gullane. Oxidised silver, 18 and 24 ctgold. 1993 Ayrton Metals Platinum Award & 1994Habitat UK Design Award. In the collections ofNational Museums of Scotland; Crafts Council;Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool; Cleveland CraftCentre; HM Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths& the National Library of Women, London.Outlets include the Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh;Velvet Da Vinci, San Francisco; Flow Gallery,London; Mobilia Gallery, Massachusetts and theCAA, London.

Sally Grant (Ab) Edinburgh. Photo-etched silver with enameland stones. Worked for Bridget Wheatley 2002-3. Exhibitions & outlets include Annie Smith andthe Scottish Gallery, both Edinburgh, AosdanaGallery, Iona, Pam Schomberg Gallery,Colchester, Bridget Wheatley, and TonyThompson Galleries both Oxford.

Sue Gregor(Fa) Bristol. Fossilized plastic jewellery based onnature. Commissions include Riko Sudo of theNunoCorporation - trays for the Tokyo Marriott

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Hotel. Outlets include The V&A shop, London;The Black Swan, Frome, Quadri, Bath, TheDesign House, Dean Clough, Halifax. TheSainsbury Centre, Norwich & Concepts, Bristol.

Gillian Harvie(G) Glasgow. Mixed media, dreamlike, playful,figurative often sculptural work. First Dazzleexhibition. Commissions include the annualaward for the Glasgow RestaurateursAssociation. Exhibitions include The Hub,Lincolnshire.

Clare Hillerby(Ed) Edinburgh. Mixed media (ephemera) withprecious metals. Influenced by handwriting.Outlets include Charon Kransen, New York,Positive Images, Austin, Texas, Craft Alliance, StLouis, Joanne Rossman, Massachusetts, allUSA, Topkapi, Rennes, France, ContemporaryApplied Arts, London, Kath Libbert Jewellery,Bradford, the Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh, PolkaDot, Exeter, the Harley Gallery, Worksop, andthe Ruthin Craft Centre.

Catherine Hills(RCA) precious metals. Tunbridge Wells.Designed the jewellery for the latest Harry Potterfilm. Buyers include the late Ned Sherrin, WayneSleep, Gillian Anderson & Dawn French.Featured in the recently published JewellerySource Book.

Sophie Honeybourne(P & RCA) Ventnor, Isle of Wight. Mainly silver,18-ct gold & enamel. Outlets include Theodosia,Isle of Wight and La Gallere, La Rochelle,France, Harley Gallery, Worksop, Lesley Crazeand the Flow Gallery, both London & Sanderson,George & Peach, West Yorkshire.

Teri Howes(Graphic Design Bath Academy of Art) London.Precious metals. Featured 2006 in Design Week,Retail Jeweller & The Jeweller. Outlets includeGill Wing & both @Work Galleries, all London,Primavera, Cambridge & Norwich Castle Gallery.

Nick Hubbard(B) Birmingham. Silver, 9-ct gold, and sometimesbase metal jewellery and one-off constructions.Buyers include Sir Hayden Phillips, SueTownsend, Nicholas Hytner, Roddy Doyle,Frances De La Tour, Siobhan Redmond &Virginia McKenna. Featured on Collector’s Lot,Channel 4Television and The Times Magazine.MP Hazel Blears caused a huge amount ofinterest by wearing the Nick Hubbard broochʻRocking the Boatʼ at her resignation speech.The piece was featured all over the national andinternational press and Nick was interviewed byvarious TV programmes. Outlets & exhibitionsinclude Ruthin Craft Centre, Jane Moore,Leamington Spa, The Majlis Gallery, Dubai,Yorkshire Sculpture Park and Open Eye Gallery,Edinburgh.

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Gerlinde Huth(Mx & RCA) Born Germany now London-based.Machined & fabricated silver and/or goldplatedbrass. Work featured in The Financial Times &European. Exhibitions include Schmuckszene 96,Munich. Outlets include Galerie Ra, Amsterdam.

Naomi James(Mx) Brighton. Silver with semi-precious stones.She collects semi-precious and precious stonesfirst hand. Outlets include Pyramid, York & TheWorkshop, Lewes.

Gail Klevan(M & RCA) London. Handpainted acrylic. In thecollection of Muriel Gray, Xaviera Hollander (theHappy Hooker!), Sir John Harvey-Jones, JackStraw MP, Sophie Grigson, Walker Art Gallery,Liverpool & the National Museums of Scotland.Designed the jewellery for Roland KleinʼsSummer ʼ97 collection. Outlets include Fizz,Bristol, John McKellar, Hereford, Museum ofModern Art, Edinburgh, Alexander Gallery,Brighton and Craze2, London.

Josef KoppmannStudied in Vienna and Silandro, Italy and thenworked first with Christoph Blum and then withBarbara Bertagnolli in London. Now London. Workswith precious metals, precious &semi-preciousstones. Has been featured recently in GT magazine,Harpers & Queens, Vogue & Elle. Outlets includeThe Talisman Gallery, Harvey Nichols & Electrum allin London; Goodman Morris, Brighton, Orro,Glasgow & Gallery Okko, Stockholm.

Daphne Krinos(Mx) London. Greek born. Works with gold &silver, sometimes oxidised black. One of Europe'sleading designers, featured on BBC Radio 4'sKaleidescope. In the collection of the CraftsCouncil & British Council plus Stafford Art Gallery& Goldsmiths Hall. Outlets include Electrum,DualPod, Aurum & CAA, all London, Velvet daVinci, USA & the Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh.

Momoko Kumai (Studio Fuji, Florence, then RCA) London. Workswith precious metals and sometimes with paper.Japanese born. Worked with Wendy Ramshaw,2006. Exhibitions include CODA Museum,Apeldoorn, Netherlands.

Hannah Louise Lamb (G & RCA)Portobello, Edinburgh. Silver, gold, semipreciousstones, fabrics such as silk. Commissionsinclude for Scottish Television & Scottish Opera.Outlets and exhibitions include Craft & DesignCentre, Leeds, Bielak Gallery, Poland, FlowGallery & Lesley Craze Gallery, both London.

Beth Legg(Ed & Ed) Mixed media including found objects.Edinburgh. Harley Award Winner, 2003. Outlets &exhibitions include Gallery Kan, Kyoto & GalleryWattsu, Tokyo, both Japan, Lesley Craze Gallery,London, Harley Gallery, Worksop, YorkshireSculpture Park & Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh.

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Jenny Llewellyn(Mx) London. Silver & silicone. Jenny is a jointmanager at the NT Dazzle. Outlets andexhibitions include The Workshop, Lewes, MohaGallery, Vienna, Kath Libbert Gallery, Bradford &The Truman Brewery, London.

Debbie Long(Mx) Carshalton. Uses copper, brass, silver &gold leaf forging & folding. Each pieceindividually hammered. In the collection ofimpresario Nica Burns, Dame Judi Dench &National Museums of Scotland.

Lindsey Mann(Mx) Alton, Hants. Silver, printed aluminium,combined with found materials. Outlets includeCox's Yard, Stratford on Avon, Halo, York &Fisherton Mill, Salisbury.

Catherine Mannheim(C) London. Precious metals, semi-precious &precious stones. Outlets & exhibitions includeGalerie Renweg, Zurich; Galerie Atrium, Basle &The Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh.

Emma McCallum(Ed) Falkirk. Silversmith - traditional and metalhand raising techniques. Currently Artist inResidence at Edinburgh College of Art. Placementwith Graham Stewart 2009. Worked with Niessing,Germany 2007. First Dazzle exhibition.

Sheila McDonald(G & RCA) East Harling, Norfolk. Enamel withsilver & pure gold. In the collection of CabinetMinister Jack Straw, TV personality AnneDiamond, Norwich Castle Museum & GlasgowMuseums & Art Galleries. 1991 granted theFreedom of the City of London. Outlets includeElectrum, London & Craft & Design Centre, Leeds.

Karen McMillan(Ed) Mixed media including plastics. Penicuik.Exhibitions include Truman Brewery and StudioFusion, London and the major collector,Jacqueline Gestetner's private exhibition.

Noon Mitchelhill(L & RCA) London. Silver, gold-plate &aluminium foil. Outlets include Diana Porter,Bristol, Design Yard, Dublin, Velvet Da Vinci, SanFrancisco, Jam and Eton Applied Arts, Windsor,Electrum, CAA & Lesley Craze, all London,Polkadot, Exeter, Strand Gallery, Aldeburgh &Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh.

Jane Moore (L) Leamington Spa. One of the countryʼs leadingenamellers. Represented UK at Inhorgenta,Germany. In many public & private collectionsincluding Stafford Museum & Art Gallery,Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, LiverpoolMuseum & Art Gallery. Also commissions forTony Blair & the British Museum. Featured onWoman’s Hour, BBC R4 in 2005. Son is jewellerJohn Moore. Outlets include Ruthin Craft Centre,Studio Fusion & Gill Wing, London.

John Moore(M) Brighton. Silver & anodised aluminium.Spent a year in Australia and the Far East in2004- 5. Mother is established jeweller JaneMoore who is also in this exhibition. Other outletsinclude Ruthin Craft Centre, Harley Gallery,Nottingham, Craft & Design Centre, Leeds &Oriel Mostyn, Llandudno.

Kathie Murphy(Mx & G) London. Born Morocco. Works withresin & rubber. In the collection of the NationalMuseums of Scotland, Cleveland Arts Centre &Aberdeen Art Gallery. Recently completed hersecond book published 2009 - Design & Make:Non-precious jewellery by Kathie Murphy,published by A&C Black Ltd. Her first book, nowin 2nd edition, Cast Resin Jewellery is alsopublished by A&C Black. Shortlisted for the ArtsFoundation Po Shing Woo Jewellery Prize, 2001.Work bought by TV personality Jon Snow.Outlets include Lesley Craze, London, Craft &Design Centre, Leeds & The Scottish Gallery,Edinburgh.

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Mark NuellRandwick College, Sydney, Australia. London-born. London. Spent early years in Australiawhere his family owned gem mines. A majordesignerwith a world-wide reputation well knownas specialising in stones,especially set in rings.Outlets include Roger Bilcliffe, Glasgow,Contemporary Applied Arts and Electrum, bothLondon, Polkadot Precious, Exeter, Ruthin CraftCentre, The Works Gallery, New York &Freehand Gallery, Los Angeles.

Anna Opher(C) Epping, Essex. Gold & silver with stones,specialising in ring sets. Strong emphasis ontexture, using reticulation, hammering techniques& the use of granules. Outlets include Electrum& Jess James, both London, Jeremy Hoye,Brighton & London & Primavera, Cambridge.

Wendy Sarah Pacey(Bk) Hastings. Perspex and metallic foils. WonJanet Fitch Prize at Chelsea Crafts Fair, 2000. Inthe collection of the Bowes Museum, BarnardCastle. Outlets include Gill Wing, London &Harley Gallery, Worksop.

Sarah Packington(Br) Brighton. Acrylic & silver. Won BestInnovative New Product at The Clothes ShowLive 1995. Outlets include Facets, Dartmouth;Brewery Arts, Cirencester; Open Eye, Edinburgh& Lesley Craze Gallery, London.

Kathryn Partington(St & St in ceramics then B) precious metals &ceramic plus hand-dyed silk. Birmingham.Exhibitions include Contemporary Jewellery Plus,Vienna; Alternatives Gallery, Rome, GalanthusGallery Herford & James Exchange, Munich.

Seonaid Rafferty(Ed) Edinburgh. Work is based on a passion forantique lace using etching and sewingtechniques. First Dazzle exhibition.

Kaz Robertson(Ed & Ed) Edinburgh. Resin with extensive use ofmagnets as fittings. Worked with Manu (2000)then Adam Paxon & Wendy Sarah Pacey. Outlets& exhibitions include Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh;Mobilia Gallery, Boston, USA, Shipley Art Gallery,Gateshead & Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen.

Natalie Ryde(Ed & Ed) London. Mixed media. Currently artistin Residence, Trycicle Theatre. Exhibitions &outlets include Bonhoga Gallery, Shetland, KathLibbert, Bradford, Red Door, & ConcreteWardrobe both Edinburgh.

Teresa Samson(Cass) Born South Africa. Whitstable. Silver.Spent 1988-1995 sailing around the world withher family. Outlets include Bluecoat DisplayCentre, Liverpool, Mike Gell Gallery, Hereford,Gill Wing, London, Samson and Coles,Whitstable – her own gallery.

Jean Scott-MoncrieffLondon College of Printing, studying graphics.Now London & Brighton. Precious metals mainly18 or 24-ct gold & stones. Studied with variousmakers including Jonathan Swan & CatherineMannheim. Outlets include Flux, Brighton,Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Bretton Hall, CeciliaColman & Flow Gallery, London & The NewAshgate Gallery, Farnham.

Shivani(B) Precious metals mainly 22-ct gold,Worcester. Outlets include Design Yard, Dublin,Number 8 Gallery, Pershore,Yorkshire SculpturePark, Galanthus Gallery & Mike Gell Gallery,both Hereford, Atelier Contemporary Art, Newark& Studio Fusion, London.

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Dot Sim (DofJ & DofJ) Tayport, Fife. Preciousmetals. Represented UK at Inhorgenta,Germany. Outlets include Leeds City Art Gallery;JAM, Eton; The Leith Gallery, Edinburgh &Shipley Art Gallery, Gateshead.

Kate Smith (Mx) Birmingham. Preciousmetals. Worked as assistant to Sophie Harley,Helen Carnac and Carol Mather. Outlets includeArtifex, Sutton Coldfield, Diana Porter, Bristol,Design Yard, Dublin, Pyramid, York and OldCourthouse Gallery, Windermere.

Kirsty Sumerling(Ed) Edinburgh. Enamel, precious metal, potterypieces & found objects. Worked with GraceGirvan 2009. Other exhibitions include the Owl &Lion Gallery and the Dovecote, both Edinburghand Studio Fusion, London.

Joanne Thompson(Ed & RCA) Edinburgh. Precious metals. RSATravel Award, 1995. Outlets include CAA, CeciliaColman Gallery & Lesley Craze Gallery, all London.

Timothy Information Limited (known originally as just Timothy) (E) Mixedmedia predominantly non precious. Badgemaker. London. Buyers include Paul Merton andMark Little. Exhibitions include Crafts Council,CAA & the V&A Museum all London; RogerBilcliffe, Glasgow; Velvet da Vinci, SanFrancisco & Quirk Gallery, Richmond, USA.

Ruth Tomlinson (M & RCA) London. Precious metals and porcelain.Buyers include Davina McCall. Exhibitions includeElectrum & Contemporary Ceramics both Londonand the Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh.

Catherine Tutt(Bk) Bideford, Devon. Silver & gold often withoxidisation. She has been living & working inAustralia. Designed range of pewter tableware forJohn Lewis. Outlets and exhibitions includeMetalsmith, Heathfield, Juno, Dunoon, Diana Porter,Bristol, Jody Cory, Bath and Oxidium, Bournemouth.

Anna Wales(Mx) London. Residency at BishopslandWorkshops. Metal and textiles. Parents arefurniture designers Wales & Wales. Worked atvarious stages in the studios of Jane Adam,Sarah King, Anna Christensen and Susan May.Outlets include The Workshop, Lewes &Manchester Craft & Design Centre.

Misun Won(Hanyang University, Korea & Ed) Edinburgh.Silver and mixed materials. Born South Korea.Exhibitions and outlets include YorkshireSculpture Park, Handwerksform, Hanover,Germany, Open Eye Gallery, Edinburgh & TheCraft & Design Gallery, Leeds.

Heather Woof(Ed) Edinburgh. Preciousmetals fusing, enamellingand oxidizing. CurrentlyArtist in Residence,Edinburgh College of Art.First Dazzle exhibition.2009 placement at ManuSchmuck, Germany.Commissions – PresidentsMedal, Stirling Society ofArchitects.

Annabet Wyndham(Br) Brighton. Silversmith. Silver and enamel.Residency in Brisbane, Australia, 2003 - The HatProject. Featured in Elle & World of Interiorsmagazines. Buyers include Dr Miriam Stoppard &Sir Trevor Nunn. Former Dazzle Manager.Exhibitions and outlets include The ScottishGallery, Edinburgh, Craft & Design Centre, Leeds.

Yen(Cass) London. Vietnamese. Precious metals.Won Euro Bijoux Award, 2005 and the OverseasDevelopment Award, 2007. Outlets andexhibitions include Sothebys, Harvey Nicholsand Selfridges all London.

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