Some Press for Gravity and Grace - Houses

Some Press for Gravity and Grace - Artichoke

Some favourable comments

Gravity and Grace has a page editorial article in Vogue Living January / February issue (p44 check it out at the newsagent)

We also received some nice words from
Invisible Spectator
A blog by a Brit living in Australia. My views on life in the "Lucky Country" along with comments on Art & Culture, with an emphasis on Design.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Gravity and Grace
This is a great store in Swan Street, Richmond. They have a selection of stylish, well designed furniture from a range of smaller, European manufacturers. This is furniture you won't be sick of the sight of within a couple of years, made to a high standard.They also have a great range of local and European accessories.Highly recommended!
www.gravityandgrace.com.au

a launch

Ruth the artist wishes to hold a launch for her works and who can blame her. They look fabulous in the showroom and should be shown off. I am interested in the concept of selling art in this way and am curious to see how it will go. I believe in the work and feel it is very reasonably priced.

The Hanging

On Tuesday evening the four pictures for our exhibiton were hung. It was an interesting experience watching Marita and Ruth work. It was a joy to see these pictures which I have gotten to know and love through their reproductions hanging on the wall. They really speak to me and look stunning on the walls

November / December Vogue Living -

Is out and available at your newsagent.  The Gravity and Grace promotion is on p231.

an exhibition at Gravity and Grace

We are working with gallerysmith to present the following works by Ruth Fleishman at the showroom. It will be interesting to see how this presentation works as a concept.

Ruth Fleishman
Dwelling series
Ruth Fleishman’s work looks to the way societies and families construct
a sense of place. These concepts stem from her interest in
impermanence, transience and dislocation of the migrant experience
and how these mould identity, relationships to land and home.
The images explore the notion of ‘creating a home’ using modelmaking
as a process for establishing a constructed space. Landscape
digitisation creates a utopian but equally foreign environment that is
unrecognisable as either the mother land or the new country.
Ruth Fleishman received her Master of Fine Arts from RMIT in 2007 after
completing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1993. In 2007 she was awarded
the RMIT-Seimens Scholarship and later undertook a residency at the
John David Mooney Foundation in Chicago USA. She has been
exhibiting since 1996 and lives and works in Melbourne.
$1450.00 each (framed)
This exhibition is presented in collaboration with
www.gallerysmith.com.au