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Schulim Krimper: Mid-Century Artist & Master Craftsman

Category: Modern Design

When Schulim Krimper’s furniture was initially displayed at Melbourne’s Georges Gallery in 1951...

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The Rise of Retro Jewels: 1930s to Mid-Century Glamour

Category: Jewels

The era spanning the 1930s through to the 1960s gave birth to some of the most dynamic and enduring styles in jewellery history...

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In Conversation with Ben Danks

Category: Indigenous Art

Wiebke Brix, Head of Art, speaks with Ben Danks, collector of Indigenous art and former assistant manager of Papunya Tula Artists Pty Ltd...

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Timeless Elegance: The Legendary Jewels of Grace Kelly

Category: Jewels

Grace Kelly was the embodiment of elegance, a woman whose beauty and poise transcended both Hollywood and royalty...

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Five Classic Gucci Bags to Invest In

Category: Luxury

Trends come and go, but these iconic styles have stood the test of time. ...

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Brooching the Subject: The Renaissance of Artful Adornment

Category: Jewels

Long relegated to antique jewellery boxes and the lapels of eccentric relatives, the brooch has undergone a spectacular transformation...

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In Print: Six Years of Standout Works and Stories

Category: Prints & Multiples

Leonard Joel is the only Australian auction house to present biannual auctions and live viewings dedicated exclusively to Prints & Multiples...

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The Distortion of Proportion – an Exercise in Asymmetrical Watches

Category: Jewels

It is logical to assume that we associate symmetry with consistency, precision with accuracy, order with exactness, and where else do we demand and ex...

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Why Rescuing Individual Animals Matters

Category: The 22nd Report

Conservation often focuses on survival of a species, and while this is important, it is underpinned by an indisputable fact: individual animals matter...

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Marjorie Ho’s East & West Art

Category: Asian Art

When former Australian Prime Minister, Gough Whitlam, opened an art exhibition at East & West Art in 1988, the gallery was already well-established as...

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