Sieraad: International jewellery and silver design fair,Amsterdam
6-9 November 2008
Sieraad is an international fair for goldsmiths, silversmiths
and jewellery artists from all over the world to show and
sell their work to the general public, shops and
galleries.From the classical to the unconventional
visitors can meet with designers and buy original
jewellery on the spot
Tamara Gomez Jewellery: Stand 34
WesterGasfabriek
Haarlemmerweg 8-10
1014 BE Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Cockpit Arts Open Studios HOLBORN
Friday 28th november – Sunday 30th November
Tamara Gomez Studio W4
Cockpit Arts Holborn
Cockpit Yard, Northington Street, London WC1N 2NP
11am – 9pm Friday
11am – 6pm Saturday / Sunday
For maps, directions and disabled access please visit:
www.cockpitarts.com
Cockpit Arts Open Studios DEPTFORD
Friday 5th December – Sunday 7th December
Tamara will be taking her work south of the river for the weekend only and will be selling her work in studio 212
Cockpit Arts Deptford
18-22 Creekside, London, SE8 3DZ
11am – 9pm Friday
11am – 6pm Saturday / Sunday
For maps, directions and disabled access please visit:
www.cockpitarts.com
Inhorgenta Europe 2009
International Jewellery Trade Fair
With sponsorship from London Jewellery Exports
New Munich Trade Fair Centre
February 20th to 23rd 2009
Future In The Making
In early 2007, Tamara was selected as one of twelve London based jewellery companies to take part in ‘Future In the Making’ A two year project funded by the LDA allowing established jewelers raise the bar with their businesses. The project aims to support this core group through a process of skills audit, business review, business planning, product development, manufacturing, showcasing and selling
Tamara is using the project to re launch her business in 2008 with a series of fresh collections that that focus on Tamara’s strength in design. These collections will combine new ideas coupled with work developed as long as 15 years ago while Tamara was at college ‘The Future In The Making’ project has been made possible by the Jewellery Sector Investment Plan, a £3,000,000 initiative with a number of projects aimed at breathing new life into the jewellery industry