in.cube8r in the press: Artguide May/June 2009

Nadia Turner for in.cube8r features in the lastest edition of Artguide May/June 2009 (www.artguide.com.au)

Alma B aka Rebecca Holland wins Yasmin Langley Cloud Brooch

Thank you to all of you that joined our in.cube8r blog, welcome!

Congratulations to 'Alma B aka Rebecca Holland' you has won the Yasmin Langley Cloud Brooch. Rebecca please contact in.cube8r to collect your new piece (03 8415 0321).

If you would like to contribute to the in.cube8r blog please email isy@incube8r.com.au

An exhibition in support of the Cancer Council's "The Biggest Morning Tea".

To coincide with The Cancer Council ‘s “The Biggest Morning Tea” the Box Hill Arts Centre is showing an exhibition of contemporary ceramic design with the title “My cup of tea”. The exhibition will run from the 24th to the 29th May.

This exhibition is a collection of work by two emerging artists, Ingrid Tufts and Simone Braund. Ingrid Tufts is an in.cube8r 'cuber' and produces mid 20th century inspired kitchen objects, household items and teaware.

“My cup of Tea” 24th – 29th May 2009Open Monday to Friday 9.00am -5.00pm
Opening afternoon tea Sunday 24th May 3 -5pm RSVP: rsvp@sprangfrommycupoftea.comor contact Simone on 0417 963 665http://www.sprangfrommycupoftea.com/

In the press...

Here are some of our most recent cuber successes and press features. A big thankyou for the A2
48 hours the personal shopper, Herald Sun A2, Saturday April 25, 2008
Featuring cuber: Brent Dakis, Depths of the Never Never


Michi Girl, Tuesday 28th April, 2008 http://www.michigirl.com/
Featuring cuber: Joo Li's Whimsical clay

Clouds for FREE!!! join us

With Autumn quickly stripping our hopes of any bright sunny days we thought we'd give one lucky in.cube8r friend a Yasmin Langley Cloud Brooch.

For your chance to win simply become a member of the in.cube8r blog and we will at random (names in a hat kind of random) choose one person who will be able to wear a cloud on their sleeve all year round.

For your chance to win exisiting friends and those who become subscribers until Sunday 10th May will be in the running.


Spread the word, join us and goodluck.

Google Earth Alphabet...in.cube8r

Ok, so you've probably seen it in the newspaper recently however we couldn't resist featuring the Google Earth Alphabet. We love the fact that it is so simply (in theory) and a Victorian representation. This is what in.cube8r would look like from Google Earth (except the 8, which we are hoping will soon be released in the numeric collection).