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Lynn Jarvis - Emerging Jeweller

Meet our latest Emerging Jeweller... Lynn Jarvis!

Lynn’s display in FIND is a fascinating display, exhibiting some of her tools of the trade, and of course her incredible creations.



"Creating Art has always been my passion. I have led a wandering and creative path. Canada was my beginning and backpacking drew me to Tasmania. In the move I found a few silversmithing tools from my mother (displayed). What a surprise! She is long gone but it motivated me to have a go. I have not had any formal training even though I’m a second-generation metal artist.

Nature, it sustains me. I have embraced this gorgeous state Tasmania. My background as an environmental teacher means that I feel compelled to educate even through metal. Recently my body of work has centred upon unique Tasmanian and Australian species. I up-cycle copper E-waste and use recycled silver whenever possible. Less mining. My intent is to create high quality wearable art that showcases our diverse natural heritage."




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FIND Contemporary Jewellery Collective

Space 007, Salamanca Arts Centre,

77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point​,

Tasmania, Australia

0488 430 212

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FIND Contemporary Jewellery Collective acknowledges our gallery within the Salamanca Arts Centre stands on the country of the palawa people. We recognise that first nations people across Australia never ceded sovereignty, and we deeply respect their connections to land, sea and community.

 

We acknowledge the palawa people as the traditional owners and ongoing custodians of lutruwita (Tasmania). We respect and admire their continuing culture, strength, and history of creating and making on this land for tens of thousands of years.

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