Unintended Consequences by Catherine Large. An Exhibition at Stanley Street Gallery
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Exhibiting
Published: 06.08.2020
Pendant: Car wreck panel pendant, 2020
Recycled Toyota Corolla E20 steel, vitreous enamel, sterling silver.
6 x 8.5 x 5 cm
Photo by: Michelle Bowden
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The Visual Arts have the capacity to heighten awareness of our sensory world and to provoke us to think or feel. While we associate jewellery primarily with the body and are aware of its ability to change how a person is understood, as art on a relatively small scale, a piece of contemporary jewellery can be an object of reflection both in exhibition settings and on the street.
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