Can you believe it's been a year already?!
On Friday July 16 Wolf At The Door will turn one! Since opening, the regional makers space has been a great asset to the arts community in Hepburn Springs and region, also supporting many makers, designers and artists from Melbourne and wider Victoria.
Named after a Radiohead song (yep!), Wolf At The Door has delicately balanced fashion with ceramics, textiles with furniture, printmaking with sculpture, vintage objects with photography, design with makers - all within the once space. It takes a fair bit of nouse and flair.. Which is why Wolf has been able to make an impact on both the region and around the rest of the country. (Check out the great article on Wolf in The Design Files).
Wolf has also built up a loyal and regular clientele over the last year, who have been very encouraging. Wolf also never fails to impress tourists who pour into Hepburn Springs and Daylesford each and every weekend. And Wolf also has many lovely friends on Facebook... (Become one).
Over 60 artists and labels are on Wolf's current roster, with owners Jason Waterhouse and Magali Gentric also curating some 'kick-arse' exhibitions, including Mantle by Melbourne printmakers Beth Conway and Larry Parkinson.
Other artists featured are sculptor David Waters, tapestry artist Michelle Hamer, felt and foam sculptor Stefan Gevers, ceramicists Gregory Bonasera, Kris Coad and Bridget Bodenham, artist and jeweller Bridget Kearney, artist/sculptor Carey Potter, photographers Kim Percy, John Butt and Patrick Jones, lomographer Megan Spencer, printmaker/sculptor John Barter, wind drawing artist Cameron Robbins, and many many more. Oh and let's not forget Jason's own show Lighter Than Air (that's one of his images above), which showcased a bunch of his new sculptures and prints. (Jason is also a finalist in the 2010 McClelland Sculpture Prize.)
Named after a Radiohead song (yep!), Wolf At The Door has delicately balanced fashion with ceramics, textiles with furniture, printmaking with sculpture, vintage objects with photography, design with makers - all within the once space. It takes a fair bit of nouse and flair.. Which is why Wolf has been able to make an impact on both the region and around the rest of the country. (Check out the great article on Wolf in The Design Files).
Wolf has also built up a loyal and regular clientele over the last year, who have been very encouraging. Wolf also never fails to impress tourists who pour into Hepburn Springs and Daylesford each and every weekend. And Wolf also has many lovely friends on Facebook... (Become one).
Over 60 artists and labels are on Wolf's current roster, with owners Jason Waterhouse and Magali Gentric also curating some 'kick-arse' exhibitions, including Mantle by Melbourne printmakers Beth Conway and Larry Parkinson.
Other artists featured are sculptor David Waters, tapestry artist Michelle Hamer, felt and foam sculptor Stefan Gevers, ceramicists Gregory Bonasera, Kris Coad and Bridget Bodenham, artist and jeweller Bridget Kearney, artist/sculptor Carey Potter, photographers Kim Percy, John Butt and Patrick Jones, lomographer Megan Spencer, printmaker/sculptor John Barter, wind drawing artist Cameron Robbins, and many many more. Oh and let's not forget Jason's own show Lighter Than Air (that's one of his images above), which showcased a bunch of his new sculptures and prints. (Jason is also a finalist in the 2010 McClelland Sculpture Prize.)
Jason and Magali would like to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who has supported (and continues to support) Wolf At The Door over the last 12 months. They are planning to incorporate the 1 year birthday celebration into their Grand Opening party for Stockroom on July 24. Details to come very soon!
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