Biography

2010

Group exhibition 'Pink' in West Perth with Stephany Durack, Angela Carter and Simona Milea 

Poetic Jewellery exhibition in Sinaai, Belgium

 

2009

Jewellery and photography expo in Cottesloe 

Body of textile work in permanent exhibition Textile Museum St Niklaas (Belgium)

 

2008

Guest Artist/Mentor/Jewellery Artist for Allsorts jewellery workshops Arts Access Central Australia (disability and the arts)

Temptation exhibition Friar Gallery Nottingham

Selected for Membership of Design Factory (UK)

 

2007

Collaboration with stylist Sylvia Hatzl in Brussels

Workshops facilitator jewellery, textiles  & writing Vrije Ateliers, St Niklaas  

 

2006

Forest Floor traveling exhibition  Victoria Park (WA) – Sinaai (Belgium) – Newark (UK) showcasing the work of West Australian artists 

 

2005

Feuilles d’Aristoloches, group exhibition inspired by Flemish Tapistry Lille (France)

Jewellery exhibitions 'Organics' in Ghent and in Brussels

Book preview ‘Café d’Afrique’ & jewellery exhibition in Livingstone, Zambia

Gold and Silver exhibition, Monart Studio and Gallery, Dalkeith (WA)

Melville Art Awards, runner-up for sculpture award

Memento Awards, finalist.

 

2004

Solo exhibitions Modeshow and Morganics at Monart Studio and Gallery

Red Earth II jewellery exhibition, Sinaai (Belgium)

Artist-in-focus Mundaring Arts Centre 

Artware, Old Bakery on Eight

Highly Commended in Works in Fine Metal/Jewellery, York Art and Craft Society Awards

Cert IV Jewellery Design and Fabrication, Fremantle TAFE

 

2003

Carry,  Stitch ‘n Bitch group exhibition, Old Bakery on Eight

Red Earth Jewellery exhibition, Sinaai

First collection of jewellery created in Bali with local silversmith Ketut

Enrolled at TAFE in Jewellery design and fabrication (part-time)

 

2002

Making Waves, Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, Nov 2002

Joined Stitch 'n Bitch

Joined Victoria Park Centre for the Arts

 

2000

It all started with a handful of Zambian gemstones...

 

 

 

 

Tineke lives in Fremantle, Western Australia where she has her studio. She works at the Lung Institute of Western Australia and regularly writes. For information on the Cafe d'Afrique (Memoir) and other creative-non fiction by Tineke Van der Eecken, follow the link below.

 

 

 
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