MAKER, ARTS PROFESSIONAL AND CURATOR WITH 21 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
AS A CONTEMPORARY JEWELLER, CRAFTSPERSON & ARTIST.
MAKER, ARTS PROFESSIONAL AND CURATOR WITH 21 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
AS A CONTEMPORARY JEWELLER, CRAFTSPERSON & ARTIST.
MAKER, ARTS PROFESSIONAL AND CURATOR WITH 21 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
AS A CONTEMPORARY JEWELLER, CRAFTSPERSON & ARTIST.
PRESS & FEATURES
 Sim Luttin Melbourne Now 2023Jewellery Now provides insight into Melbourne’s dynamic culture of contemporary jewellery practice through the work of fifteen artists and designers. |  New Bracelets: Cover ImageNew Bracelets. Promopress: Barcelona. Nicolas Estrada |  Klimt |
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 It's Always Darkest Just Before Dawn - Radiant Pavilion (20170627).jpgSim Luttin - It's Always Darkest Just Before Dawn, Radiant Pavilion 2015 |  Claire Brooks Post |  Sim Luttin Contemporary Jeweller |
 The Crafted Object - Sim LuttinTractorgirl, 'The Crafted Object: Sim Luttin', blog post, |  In Focus: Sim LuttinLark Crafts, In Focus, Sim Luttin 2010 |  Miniature MetalsVideo during Masters at Indiana University, 2009. |
 Edition XSim Luttin represented in Melbourne by Edition X |  Wall Street InternationalShift, Metal Inkorporated, These Moments Existed-Sim Luttin, Wall Street International, 16 August 2013. |  IU NewsA Diamond Is Forever (...But So Is A Digital Archive), Arts and Music, Indiana, 18 October 2013. |
 IU NewsThese Moments Existed at the Grunwald Gallery of Art, Indiana University 2013. |  Pieces of EightSim Luttin represented in Melbourne by Pieces of Eight |  Lark CraftsIn Focus Sim Luttin Lark Crafts, 29 September 2010 |
 Workbench of the WeekWorkbench of the Week, Sim Luttin, Pieces of Eight, 9 June 2011 |  Daily Art MuseSim Luttin's Sumptuous Silver Steel, www.dailyartmuse.com, 17 March 2011 |
TESTIMONIALS
Sarah Bond writes:
2019
Sim Luttin has established an art practice synonymous with sophistication, impeccable technical skill and contemplative surfaces. Her scale is intimate and materials reflective; silver, copper, steel, patina, photographs, sublimated aluminium and glass. Influenced by nature in her work for many years, her current interest is in exploring time-based projects that respond to the everyday.
Original post: https://www.simluttin.com/essays
Ramona Barry writes:
2015
Sim understands that we can’t function without reflection and that we need time to rest and contemplate before being swept into the next moment and the endless permutations time offers. The objects she has created act as a form of punctuation.
Original post: https://www.simluttin.com/essays
Corrinne writes:
March 22, 2011 at 5:53 am
Sim’s work takes me back in time to my grandmother and forwards to my daughters (aged 2 and 5) simultaneously. It’s beautiful!
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Armada Volya writes:
March 17, 2011 at 11:43 pm
Love her designs. Most of the jewellery I see these days is more or less the same you will see in any store, her designs have a character though, you can see that it was designed by someone with great talent and imagination.
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Tina Namow writes:
March 22, 2011 at 9:11 pm
Sim Luttin’s pieces are so sensitive and warm. They are beautifully crafted and it is obvious much care has gone into the design and the craftwomanship.
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