Gravity - A Jewellery Exhibition of the 2023 INKers
Vanilla Ink CIC are proud to present Gravity, showcase of the work created and produced by the 2023 INKers, at SaltSpace Gallery!
About Gravity - A Jewellery Exhibition of the 2023 INKers
Welcome to 'Gravity,' a unique jewellery collective that celebrates diversity in style and craft. This exhibition brings together a fusion of artistic creation, where each jeweller contributes their distinctive flair to form a harmonious blend.
Vanilla Ink CIC are proud to present a showcase of the work created and produced by the 2023 INKers, a group of individual jewellers who now present their work as a tight and close-knit collective. The wide range of styles in 'Gravity' each tell a different story, from classic elegance to avant-garde designs, with every piece reflecting the personality and expertise of the talented makers involved.
This is more than an exhibition; it's a gravitational pull that draws you into the world of the INKubator Programme, where every piece tells a story of expression, design, and character.
Vanilla Ink CIC is a vibrant and dynamic hub dedicated to promoting creativity, community, and cooperation in the realm of arts, design and jewellery making. We offer a diverse range of resources and programmes tailored to empower and support emerging talent. We are a unique facility for creative minds to innovate, collaborate, and explore.
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