Lange Nacht der Schmuckkunst – Wien (Austria) – 8-11 Nov. 2011

„LANGE NACHT DER SCHMUCKKUNST“ in  ganz Wien
Dienstag, 8. November 2011, von 17 -  24 Uhr

 Lange Nacht der Schmuckkunst in Wien

Vernissage: 8. November 2011, von 17-24 Uhr Franz Luttenberger wird ab 19 Uhr am Klavier spielen
Öffnungszeiten: 9., 10. und 11. November 2011, von 15 – 20 Uhr
Petr Dvorak wird mit seinen in letzter Zeit entstandenen Schmuckstücken bei Florian Wagner zu Gast sein. Für seinen Schmuck hat er eine neuartige Granat/Glas-Termofusion entwickelt, die er mit Titankostruktionen verbindet.
Es werden auch Schmuckstücke von Astrid Gold, Jacqueline Lillie, Gerti Machcek, Bao Toan Puls und Florian Wagner gezeigt.
45 Galerien und Werkstätten zeigen in der Wiener Innenstadt ihre aktuellen Schmuckkreationen! Eine ereignisreiche Schmucknacht in Wien, weitere Informationen unter

http://www.schmuckkunstwien.at/
http://www.floschmuck.at/?flo=contact
http://dvorakart.com/index.php?page=gallery

 

 

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„Jewellery Night“ at gallery V+V

Ädellab is the Jewellery and Corpus program at Konstfack University College for Arts, Crafts and Design, Stockholm.
Ädellab was founded in 2004 by prof. Ruudt Peters and together with the current professor Karen Pontoppidan Ädellab has developed a reputation for offering a fresh approach to art education.
As a natural part of the education questions of quality are discussed among the students. What is good jewellery? can it be defined out from size, form, material, tradition or personal attachment? Well aware that no such measurements can be used as a norm, Ädellab has developed the concept of an office for jewellery quality control, as a slightly ironical comment to our hunger for quality proof but also as an invitation into the mind of Ädellab.

At the „Jewellery Night“ at gallery V+V we hope to create an interactive, joyful and fruitful discussion about
the many different aspects of jewellery that excite us.
We invite the visitors to bring their jewellery and get a evaluation of their pieces the „Ädellab-way“.
Welcome! 
Galerie V&V
Bauernmarkt 19 (unter der Ankeruhr)
1010 Wien
T+43 1 5356334, F+43 1 810212140; 0699/14093221;
www.galerievundv.at, www.kunstnet.or.at/V+V, [e-mail]
www.schmuckkunstwien.at, www.galerienrundgang.at
Di – Mi - Do 15-19, Fr 11-18, Sa 11-17 Uhr
sowie nach tel. Vereinbarung, montags geschlossen

 

 

 

EXPO ‘BIJOUX’ – galerie Hélène Porée, Paris (FR) – 8-30 Nov. 2011

BIJOUX – Birgit Hagmann, Mirjam Hiller

 

 

 

Galerie Hélène Porée
1 rue de l’Odéon
75006 – Paris
Telephone: [phone]
[e-mail]

 

EXPO ‘L’insostenibile leggerezza dell’oro’ – Alternatives Gallery, Rome (IT) – 10 Nov.-3 Dec. 2011

Kazumi Nagano – Maria Rosa Franzin

L’insostenibile leggerezza dell’oro 10.11 – 3.12 2011

The Unbearable Lightness of gold
Alternatives is proud to present the works of two jewellery artists, Maria Rosa Franzin and Kazumi Nagano, who have been protagonists on the international contemporary jewellery scene for many years. The two artists come from two very different worlds, Italy and Japan, but nonetheless share the same intent in their research, in the analysis of the weight of metals and the lightness achieved in the transformation process. This challenge has brought them to make complex structures formed by the use of tiny specks of gold or thin gold wire interwoven as if it were thread. Two worlds, two cultures, that are confronted on the diverse approaches to manipulating and transforming gold, by excellence the most noble of materials.

Kazumi Nagano necklace

« Kazumi Nagano from Tokyo weaves strands of gold thread into voluminous three-dimensional structures. The artist uses different colours of gold to achieve light and shade effects, giving depth to the pieces. The gold thread is combined with nylon thread to create suppleness, rendering her works soft to touch and facilitating interrelation with the human body. Interesting and unexpected results are attained. The different shades of colour refer back to her years of training as an artist, in which time she used the ancient Japanese Nihonga technique in her paintings.« 

Maria Rosa Franzin

« Maria Rosa Franzin from Padua uses tiny specks of fine gold on the surface of white or oxidised silver, and by doing so uses gold as if it were paint that she applies to the surface of the metal in the form of brush strokes or tiny dots. This pictorial approach stems from her background at the Academy of Fine Arts of Venice where she trained as a painter. Since the early days, Franzin has made use of gold in a very light, airy and insubstantial manner, almost wanting us to forget the heavy nature of the metal. The gold specks almost become intangible, but at the same time are able to capture the light and show us the beauty of its warm natural colour in contrast to that of the dark or white silver it is lying on. »

Maria Rosa Franzin   brooch

 

Alternatives Gallery
Via d’Ascanio, 19
Rome – IT
tel/Fax. ++39 0668308233 -
[e-mail]

EXPO ‘Viaggio nel Mito – Maddalena Rocco’ – Galleria Rossini, Lodi (Italy) – 12-19 Nov. 2011

 Mostra Personale « Viaggio nel Mito » di Maddalena Rocco
inaugurazione Sabato 12 dalle 18.00 alle 22.00

Un affascinante viaggio nel Mito alla ricerca di simboli. Per svelare il pensiero più intimo. Antiche tecniche reinterpretate rendono i gioielli di Maddalena unici e di grande forza evocativa.

Maddalena Rocco- Collier Hypnos. dedicato al dio del sonno – Oro giallo, bianco, brillanti ala molata in radice di rubino, incisione a bulino.

Maddalena Rocco  - orecchini Hypnos -

Maddalena Rocco  - bracciale : Il volto di Cibele inciso a bulino, la corona turrita, appoggiata di sbieco e in prospettiva. Il dente del Leone in marmo di Candoglia, simbolo di forza e verticale svettante delle guglie del nostro Duomo, dedicato a Maria Nascente, la continuità cristiana di Belisama e Cibele.

Maddalena Rocco  - spilla Zefiro – oro rosa, argento inciso, avorio fossile

Galleria Rossini
Via Borgo Adda 3/5Lodi (Lodi, Italy)
[e-mail]
http://www.galleriarteorafa.com
tel [phone]
orari mostra:
Martedì, Mercoledì, Venerdì, Sabato 9.30 – 12.30 / 15.00 -19.00
Giovedì 9.30 -12.30