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Many Manos by Mia Straka

Many hands make light work | Know like the back of your hand | Put your hands together Cold hands warm heart | Show of hands | Dab hand | First Hand | Hand in hand Hands on | Heavy handed | Old hand | Out of hand | Under … Read more

Shelf Life by Anna Wallis

Anna Wallis works primarily in metal, creating folded, soldered and patinated forms that echo both natural patterns and industrial structures. These works, first exhibited at Objectspace and The National (2023), are a presentation of shelf-based installations, exploring memory, travel, ritual and architectural adornment. We are excited to have Anna’s work … Read more

Royal Jewellery Studio Finale exhibition

Join us to celebrate and farewell Royal Jewellery Studio for the opening of their ‘Finale’ exhibition this Sunday 16th February 3-5pm, 486 New North Road. Royal has been showing and supporting contemporary jewellery made in Aotearoa for 26 years and will be sorely missed. Come and support Royal until they close … Read more

Workshop6 celebrates 30 years

Installed in the foyer of Objectspace, Common Element is a fitting way to mark three decades of Workshop6, Aotearoa’s most enduring jewellery collective. Throughout this time, the studio has been a vital hub for metalworking and jewellery craft.

Workshop6 in the world

Workshop 6, & our resident jewellers, are part of a global community of makers. Their work is often featured in exhibition programmes both locally in Aotearoa New Zealand & Internationally.

Window Gallery

The window gallery at Workshop 6 features a programme of exhibitions that include works by our resident jewellers, special guest artists and a curated selection of our finest student work. Find out what is currently on & what is coming up — so you can come along. 

Common Element

Common Element will include more than 500 rings threaded across the Courtyard Plinth on a display designed by Michael McCabe.

Voveo – promise objects for everyday use

Ten jewellers from different countries have re-imagined the promise object. Voveo (means “I promise” in Latin). To connect these objects to everyday life, they are distributed throughout Melbourne City Library.
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