something for nothing
Craft Victoria 12.04.07 - 12.05.07

something for nothing
( you can't take it with you )

spacecraft at Craft Victoria 12.04.07 - 12.05.07

Are you hanging on to ideas you won't get around to doing anything with?

This exhibition project, by Spacecraft's Stewart Russell, provides an
opportunity to unburden yourself of ideas about making, production and
the exploration of media and to have your ideas exhibited and discussed.

Russell is collecting ideas to give away free at his show,
something for nothing, at Craft Victoria in April and May 07.

The show will work as a kind of drop-in centre collecting and exhibiting free
ideas, each presented on a single sheet of white A4 paper. For the project
Russell clears out a number of his own ideas: new artworks, a textile
printing machine, a curatorial project, new products and a film.

something for nothing is not just a chance for personal release, but an
opportunity to discuss ideas; how they exist in the world and how they're spread.

The call is out, send in your ideas and remember, you can't take it with you.

send your ideas to:	stewart@spacecraftaustralia.com
for more information:	www.spacecraftaustralia.com/news/somethingfornothing.html
	www.craftvic.asn.au

Spacecraft Store Highlights

NEW T-SHIRTS including our favourite new botanical design, Meuhlenbeckia, a perennial climber native to New Zealand. The original photographs, of interlocking branches extracted from a dense twisted mass on the banks of the Tongariro River, were taken by eminent naturalist Dr. Ed Watson.

NEW SEASON WOMENS FASHION including our new circle t-shirt in an ultra light weight wool, new cotton dresses, new linen skirts and cotton knits.

NEW COLLECTION OF BACKING CLOTH PAINTINGS these backing cloths have been collecting prints from projects at the studio throughout December, January and February. Some outstanding compositions have been unearthed.

NEW ZAISHU DESIGNS new batch of zaishus in stores to complement architectural design. A collaboration between Stewart and innovative designer of the zaishu, Matthew Butler

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