21.3.09

Serena Lindeman

Serena Lindeman came to millinery in 1993 in London following an earlier life as an art teacher. After training at London College of Fashion she went to work for Edwina Ibbotson, a well-respected London milliner. After returning to Melbourne in 1998 she established her own business in the Nicholas Building in Swanston Street in the city of Melbourne. Her millinery is defined by clean lines, contemporary aesthetic and always with an eye to the woman she is dressing. She is also an enthusiastic teacher running private classes in her studio using all the tools of her profession. The programme for January to June classes is now downloadable from her website through the following link,http://www.serenalindeman.com.au/classes.php just go to the short courses button at the top of the page and click through to the "pdf" which you can download and print. There are classes for beginners through to intermediate and advanced participants. To have your name added to the classes mailing list you can send her a note through the contacts page.

Clare Whitney

bella@clarewhitney.comClare Whitney studied Fine Art at The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, 1991-1993, R.M.I.T, where she majored in painting.Since completing her degree in 1994, she has travelled, lived and worked over the years in Western Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan and Fiji.
These experiences allowed her the opportunity to express and exhibit her own artworks both interstate and abroad. Influenced by her immediate environment and personal experience; the landscape, human figure, and organic forms are captured and translated through rich colours and symbolic shapes on canvas and paper.
A self taught printmaker, using traditional intaglio etching techniques Clare narratives her personal stories using local endangered flora and fauna as motifs in surreal landscapes of old maps, music sheets and old text pages.Images of insects, birds and fish represent other ‘worlds’ that co-exist alongside mankind. Clare’s images illustrate the ideal of man/woman becoming one with these ‘worlds’ once again.Clare Whitney now resides in Melbourne and works from her studio in the heart of the city.Dedicating herself full time to her art, she continues to create and exhibit recent works from her studio and galleries throughout Melbourne.


042 225 4320

9.3.09

Rhiannon Smith

Guilford Lane Gallery
20-24 Guilford Lane
Melbourne

Tai Snaith

Graduating with Honours from the VCA in 2002, Tai Snaith works as an artist, curator and writer. Recently (2007-08) exhibiting her site-specific illustration at TCB A.R.I, Bus A.R.I, Brunswick Bound Gallery, Greenwood Gallery, No Vacancy Gallery, Hosier Lane and VCA Margaret Lawrence Gallery. Tai has worked as a Visual Arts Producer for the Next Wave Festival (06-08), Melbourne Fringe (05), Emerging Writers Festival (07 Rich Text exhibition at RMIT Storey Hall). In 05 Tai received an Australia council grant to travel to Berlin and Glasgow and this year will be the Ausco studio resident in Tokyo.
Tai’s illustration and installation work often includes collage and drawing and focuses on a wide range of ideas from the apocalypse to imaginary talking pets and absurd dreams. Tai also regularly conducts a critical arts review 3 Triple R FM and is a regular contributor to Artichoke magazine.

Anxious Days by Tai Snaith



Dusk by Tai Snaith

Turkey by Tai Snaith

The 5th invite August 2008

Last years OPEN STUDIO Nicholas Building event was our largest ever! With many more studios taking part as well as gallerys and some retail spaces housed within the building. I hope you enjoy the following invite gallery.invite design by Nicole Dominic

The 4th invite October 2007

invite design by Nicole Dominic

The 3rd invite October 2006

invite design by Nicole Dominic

The 2nd invite November 2005

invite design by Nicole Dominic

6.3.09

The 1st Invite June 2005

invite dsign by Sabine Kurz

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