Malcolm Enright & Barbara Heath, although married in 1993, have been in a shared relationship since 1986. Yet it wasn’t until 2003 that they merged their separate design and jewellery practices – and created Enright Heath Pty Limited. Having reduced the duplication of phone, fax, internet, banking and taxation requirements etc, they formalised the business names each has used over the years – Barbara with her JEWELLER TO THE LOST positioning and Malcolm his URBAN ARCHAEOLOGY activities, all under the Australian Companies act.
Activities include bespoke jewellery, small sculpture and Barbara’s insightful writing on these media, production of her signature retail range of jewellery, large public artworks, small domestic sculptures, unique gems & crystals for sale & study.
Malcolm’s activities include design and digital realisation, content facilitation, self publishing, artist books, buying & selling collections of artworks and colonial antiques, collecting found photographs, bookplates and ephemera and, of late, clocks – all are carried out from their private studio in Brisbane’s inner northern suburbs – phone Malcolm on 0431 464 470 for a studio appointment and address details or email Malcolm <male@urbanarchaeology.com.au>
Wow. Long time no see. Am studying graphic arts and design and all that really groovy stuff here in WA and thinking of you two amazing artistes, wonderin if we’re still shoulder rubbers since you are so famous!!
Love you still Mal, thanks for all the good childhood memories!
Sarah
Mal, I have done it!!! opened a wordpress blog, big step but I can see instantly now how it is going to be so much better to manage. Molto grazie
I just paid my two upgrades for 2009–2010 yesterday, WordPress rocks! Congratulations . . .
Hi…
Apologies for writing about something which has nothing to do with your art practice.
I was wondering if you are the Malcolm Enright who attended Brisbane State High School in 1964.
I recall the name from that time.
Thanks.
…Russ Grayson
Yes Russell Greyson – J6 from memory, with Ma Playton the Art Mistress – Bob Rafto, Joe Kilna Colin Snare. I can remember 4 fellow budding artists, nice to hear from you – do send us an email.
Hi Mal
Where do i find the family photo’s you said you posted on the web
luv
ellie
Have you seen the amazing treasures unearthed? Really beautiful designs.
http://www.smh.com.au/photogallery/world/treasure-trove-discovered/20090925-g4wv.html?selectedImage=9
Well hello Mal!
Happened across your site and thought I’d take the opportunity to say G’day.(Well it has been over forty years)
All the best,
Les Crichton.
Gee . . . I’m lost in Tasmania on two months break!
40 years eh, seems like just yesterday that we were in those bayside suburbs!
all the best returned,
mal E (and Bh)
Hi Barbara
I’ve found your ‘Holbein Knot’ ring and would love to commission one, but the gallery I found it in is in the process of closing down. GAH!
If you could get in touch I’d love to discuss design and gem options with you.
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