The Vivisector Anatomy Exhibition opens this Tuesday the 26th of August and runs untill the 31st.
It will also be open during this years open studios event.
Level 2
The Nicholas Building
Showing posts with label textiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label textiles. Show all posts
14.8.11
Kimono House- Japan Tsunami Fundraiser
Leanne of Kimono House has organised a fundraiser to be held next week at The Nicholas Building's pigment GALLERY come along, see some wonderful Kimono and help raise much needed funds for Japan.
19.8.09
Orchis Morio
Monk Jellyfish and Cacti Monsoon screenprint cushion covers
Black & White print on organic cotton/hemp basecloth
Orchis Morio, literally ‘green winged orchid’ in Latin, was inspired by a passion for the fantastical found in the everyday.
Fabric designs are the product of hand drawn, digital and screen-printing processes. The fluidity is achieved by manipulating organic, textured and botanical forms. Always seeking to abstract patterns from the natural, and never shying from extravagance.
All fabrics are professionally screenprinted with solvent free inks onto organic basecloths.
11.7.09
orchis morio
was showing some of her latest designs at
You can see more orchis morio designs during this years OPEN STUDIOS Nicholas building this August.22.5.09
Kimono House
info@kimonohouse.com.au
www.kimonohouse.com.au
Tel/Fax: 03 9639 0565
Kimono House is owned and managed by Leanne O’Sullivan who first travelled to Japan in 1989 where she lived and worked for 5 years. During this time she became interested in Japanese textiles especially the kimono.
In 2004 Leanne launched Kimono House from her 2-bedroom apartment in East Melbourne whilst she looked for suitable premises in the CBD. Memories of finding hidden treasures in Japan at the end of a laneway or up a flight of stairs influenced her decision to find somewhere similar. Then a space in the creative environment of the Nicholas Building was offered.
A wide variety of hand-selected new and vintage textiles and kimono can be found at Kimono House alongside their own label in exclusive fashion accessories. Craft classes and cultural experiences are also offered including kimono dressing and tea ceremony.
Regular customers include fashion designers, local crafty types, tourists and Japanese expats looking for kimono, textiles or a Japanese cultural experience.
www.kimonohouse.com.au
Tel/Fax: 03 9639 0565
Kimono House is owned and managed by Leanne O’Sullivan who first travelled to Japan in 1989 where she lived and worked for 5 years. During this time she became interested in Japanese textiles especially the kimono.
In 2004 Leanne launched Kimono House from her 2-bedroom apartment in East Melbourne whilst she looked for suitable premises in the CBD. Memories of finding hidden treasures in Japan at the end of a laneway or up a flight of stairs influenced her decision to find somewhere similar. Then a space in the creative environment of the Nicholas Building was offered.
A wide variety of hand-selected new and vintage textiles and kimono can be found at Kimono House alongside their own label in exclusive fashion accessories. Craft classes and cultural experiences are also offered including kimono dressing and tea ceremony.
Regular customers include fashion designers, local crafty types, tourists and Japanese expats looking for kimono, textiles or a Japanese cultural experience.
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