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In 2010, Seven Auckland Jewellery Geeks embarked on a mission to get their work out there and seen by Subliminally Infiltrating other people's openings with the work of that evening's Feature Geek.
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In 2011, a few more geeks join in the fun and break a few of the original Subliminal Infiltration rules...






Thursday, September 16, 2010

Lynsay Raine Subliminally Infiltrates 'Out of the Everyday' at Masterworks even though she is in Northern Ireland

We are getting pretty good at Subliminally Infiltrating now and lots of people joined in with us for the subliminal infiltration of group show 'Out of the Everyday', Mike Crawford's 'Mantel' and Flora Sekanova's Jewellery Box. Best thing in the show for me was Hana Rakena's Canterbury Earthquake damaged jug seen in the background - very out of the ordinary.
 
Broach of the Month Club wearer Bronwynne Cornish was very chuffed to be wearing a Lynsay.
Raewyn's son Luke wanted to wear a Lynsay.
New gallery director Oscar wanted to wear his father's Lynsay.
The baby Lynsay BOM brooch wanted to wear some Lynsays.
Peter Peryers monkey badge wanted to wear a Lynsay.
Eloise got in on the infiltration too with her Pigs in Blankets.
In a moment which I suspect may have been premeditated, Raewyn whipped out her blue torch necklace and played a game of spotlight the brooch (one of our fist guerrilla tactic ideas) which was a great deal of fun.
 
Lynsay was planning to go out Infiltrating in Belfast, so hopefully I can include some of her photos soon.

Posted by poppy wilderness at 2:12 PM

1 comment:

  1. AnonymousSeptember 18, 2010 at 10:29 PM

    ooh subliminal infiltrations rocking!! go the geek society!! spotted a bit of a drunken looking submersible structure on ms walsh will have to mend that he he, what a great crew, like the monkeys and portholes he he.
    Thus far irish subliminal infiltration is slow due to not so many public outing so far. I have inherited some family jewels since I have been home so have been rocking the traditional variety and in turn prompting some nice conversations about family history.

    Two year old nephew has so far been very fond of an ilse-marie erl brooch, going through a very complimentary phase, everything is 'really lovely' to him right now.

    will keep you posted with foreign infiltrations

    keep up the good work :)

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