(L) Slawa Duldig in her and Karl Duldig’s Viennese apartment with the furniture she co-designed, c. 1931.
The Duldig Studio is running a crowdfunding campaign to help fund their next major exhibition.
From the Duldig Studio
Fund our next exhibition ‘Flirt’ – From Vienna to Melbourne, Slawa Duldig, Artist and Designer
Duldig Studio is seeking crowdfunding for our next major exhibition which introduces the public to a remarkable female artist, designer and inventor, Slawa Duldig (née Horowitz c. 1902-1975).
A modern woman ahead of her time, Slawa invented and patented ‘Flirt’, an improved compact foldable umbrella and inspired the setting up of the Duldig Studio (a house museum and sculpture garden).
We are running our crowdfunding through the Australian Cultural Fund.
To donate, go to https://australianculturalfund.org.au/projects/flirt-from-vienna-to-melbourne/ by 30 November 2016.
Every donor will be invited to the exhibition opening in March 2017.
The raised funds will enable us to:
• Present a new exhibition opening in March 2017
• Produce an illustrated exhibition catalogue
• Produce a mini-documentary
• Deliver education and public program
A little about Duldig Studio, museum + sculpture garden
Duldig Studio was the former home and artists’ studio of sculptor Karl Duldig (1902-1986) and his wife, artist and inventor Slawa Duldig née Horowitz (c1902-1975).
In the artists’ charming former home, garden and studio, the sculptures, drawings, paintings and decorative arts tell the story of their creative lives in Vienna, Singapore and Melbourne.
It is a Not-for-Profit and tax exempt charity, recognised as a deductible gift recipient institution.