The Role of Women in the Long Age of Iron: Princess Blossom Bluebeard

The Role of Women in the Long Age of Iron

The Role of Women in the Long Age of Iron:A Sculptural Investigation into the History and Contemporary uses of a Primary Metal

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Princess Blossom Bluebeard

Friday, March 29, 2013

Princess Blossom Bluebeard

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Metalsmithing is what I love to do: I am constantly confused about my reasons for loving metalsmithing and, as a consequence, I spend a lot of my time asking myself why. Recently I completed a Master of Fine Art at the Royal Melbourne Institution of Technology, Melbourne. Now, I co-ordinate a women's blacksmithing group called Blacksmith Doris which I am a founding member; and I teach silversmithing at the Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE.

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