Selda Okutan - Aşkın Halleri & Yeni Koleksiyon – Phase of Love & New Collection We exhibit our ambition to work and it’s products in Selda Okutan Gallery … ( 2nd-15th February )
Selda Okutan Jewelry Design Studio & Gallery
Kemankes Mah. Ali Pasa Degirmeni Sok. No:10/A
Tophane Istanbul Turkey
info@seldaokutan.comtel +90 212 514 1164
« Hit Home » at Ubi Gallery, Beijing (Pékin)
Mariko SUMIOKA (Japan) — Alice Bo-Wen CHANG (Taiwan) — XiaoMu Zhao (China) — Hyeju Nam (Korea) – Jie Sun (China) — Carissa HSU (Taiwan)
Temporarily located in Yangmeizhu Xiejie, Ubi Gallery is one of the first places in China to showcase high-end, contemporary jewelry design. Founded by Machtelt Schelling, a Dutch designer and art lover based in Beijing, Ubi aims to be a platform showcasing top Asian and European talent, and all pieces are carefully selected from high-quality studios and independent designers from China, Taiwan and Korea, as well as Germany and the Netherlands.
Jie Sun brooch
Carissa Hsu – brooch
Alice Bo-Wen Chang
Alice Bo-Wen Chang – brooch puzzle
Xiao Mu Zhao
UBI Gallery
Yangmeizhu Street 39, Dashilar
Xicheng District, 100051
Beijing, China
info@ubigallery.com
22nd Legnica International Jewellery Competition http://www.silver.legnica.pl/en/
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For more than thirty years, the Gallery of Art in Legnica has specialised in promoting contemporary jewellery and artistic objects made mainly of silver. We have been organising individual and group exhibitions of Polish and international artists, publishing exhibition catalogues, organising conferences and symposia, as well as fashion and jewellery shows, competitions and fairs. The most important event we organize is Legnica Jewellery Festival SILVER. Every year we present individual and collective exhibitions as part of the festival, including:
LEGNICA INTERNATIONAL JEWELLERY COMPETITION The competition dates back to 1979 and every year it has a different topic. The competition is open and addressed to all artists, whose task is to present their work on a given topic – every year a different one – including an original artistic idea and representing a high level of artistry and technical skills. What is favoured is the concept, value and meaning of an artistic expression. Works entered for the competition are assessed by an international jury, on which over fifty outstanding goldsmithing artists and theoreticians have sat so far. What is characteristic of the competition is the fact that the winners of the first three prizes receive – according to a long-standing tradition – silver pellets and cash prizes.
The submitted works are qualified by an international jury. Over the years, we have invited a number of distinguished artists to seat on the jury, including: G. Babetto, G. Bakker, O. Boekhoudt, S. Bronger, R. Puig Cuyás, P. Derrez, G. Dobler, A. Gut, F. Falk, M.R. Franzin, M.J. van den Hout, E. Knobel, O. Kűnzli, T. Noten, V.K. Novák, R. Peters, M. Petry, K. Pontoppidan, G. Pucsala, A. Ratnikowa, P. Sajet, B. Schobinger, P. Skubic, Z. Songqing, W. Tasso-Mattar, T. Smeets, D. Watkins, M. Vilhena, A. Zanella and from Poland – M. Dubiel, M. Gradowski, I. Huml, S. Fijałkowski, G. Jabłoński, J. Sokólski, A. Szadkowski, T. Zaremski, A. Wolski.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS is a cycle of retrospective presentations of distinguished personalities in jewellery art from Poland and abroad, including: J. Byczewski (PL), S. Fijałkowski (PL), P. Kaczyński (PL), N. Cherry (GB), H. O’Connor (USA), E. Knobel (IL), V.K. Novák (CZ), F. Peters (AU), M. Petry (GB), Rose & Gisbert Stach (D), L. Šikolová (CZ), W. Tasso-Mattar (D). Soon: R. Puig Cuyás (E), H. Hedman (S), P. Sequeira (P).
SILVER SCHOOLS is a cycle presenting the artistic oeuvre of jewellery art schools from Europe, their professors, graduates and students. So far there have been presentations of schools from Barcelona, Birmingham, Bratislava, Düsseldorf, Edinburgh, Florence, Hanau, Idar-Oberstein, Lappeenranta, Łódź, Matosinhos, Munich, Oslo, Padua, Pforzheim, Prague, Stockholm, Tallinn and Vilnius. Continuing the cycle in the subsequent years, we are going to show one after the other all European silver schools. A total of 22 schools has been presented so far. The cycle will be continued with the intention to show all of them.
DEBUTS is a cycle presenting pieces of young Polish artists, who just start their activity in the field of design and art. Our plan is to invite novices from abroad.
THE BOUNDARIES OF GLOBAL ART is a cycle of science sessions devoted to the newest art, goldsmithery and design.
How do you like me now ?
Bijou contemporain / Contemporary jewellery
Vernissage jeudi 31 janvier 2013, 18h – 21h
Opening reception Thursday 31 January 2013, 6 – 9 pm
Benjamin Lignel – « Io ce l’ho d’oro [yeah…but mine’s gold]« , 2007
A l’image de l’art contemporain, le bijou contemporain constitue un champ d’expérimentations illimité et riche de possibilités plastiques. Benjamin Lignel fait partie de ces artistes qui mènent une véritable réflexion sur le bijou, où le concept prend le pas sur l’ornementation pure du bijou traditionnel. Praticien, théoricien mais aussi commissaire d’exposition, Benjamin Lignel invite à l’occasion de son exposition personnelle à la galerie un autre artiste qui opère dans une réflexion complémentaire du bijou contemporain: Kiko Gianocca
Just like contemporary art, contemporary jewellery is a field of unlimited experimentation and rich artistic possibilities. Benjamin Lignel is one of the artists who truly reflects on jewellery, where the concept takes precedence over pure ornamentation of traditional jewellery. Practitioner, theorist but also curator Benjamin Lignel invites another artist who works in a complementary reflection of contemporary jewellery :
Kiko Gianocca.
« How do you like me now? prolonge mes recherches sur la manière dont notre perception du corps a changé, tandis que de nouvelles pratiques médicales et ornementales (ou encore: techniques et esthétiques) influencent et parfois contredisent notre définition de ce corps, et la manière dont nous interagissons avec lui. » (…) / « How do you like me now? prolongs previous research on the way our perception of the body has changed, as new practices in medicine, body adornment and corporeal aesthetics influence, and sometimes contradict, more traditional views of the body, and the way we interact with it. » (…) B. L.
Benjamin Lignel Installation: Priape 2013 Tin, copper, silver, gold, steel, made-up mannequin Edition of 3 – photo: F.Kleinefenn Courtesy Next Level Galerie
Benjamin Lignel Brooch: Queue 2012 Tin, copper, silver, gold, steel, squirrel hair Edition of 12 photo: L. Gustave courtesy Next Level Galerie
Benjamin Lignel – « Io ce l’ho d’oro [yeah…but mine’s gold]« , 2007
Benjamin Lignel – supplements (pudenda) & supplément (gonades) 2011 - broche
Benjamin Lignel – lingam 2010
Benjamin Lignel – thinking of you 2007 – broche
Kiko Gianocca ‘who am I’ - bagues
Kiko Gianocca - to hold 2012 – pendentifs
Kiko Gianocca « with other eyes » broches 2012
NEXTLEVEL GALERIE
8, rue Charlot 75003 Paris
+33 (0)1 44 54 90 88
contact @ nextlevelgalerie.com
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Horaires d’ouverture / Opening hours
Mar – Sam 11h – 19h. Dim – Lundi sur rendez vous
Tues – Sat 11 am – 7 pm – Sun – Mon by appointment www.nextlevelgalerie.com
Exhibition and Book presentation
Viktoria Munzker – « Deep Violet » worms – brooch – Driftwood, Bronze, Malachite, Steel, Paint 2012
Viktoria Münzker Brooch: Silberfisch 2013 Driftwood, silver paint, pearls, silver, glass, metal granules 
Viktoria Münzker Necklace: Waterfall 2013 Driftwood, glass beads, paint, metall granules, enamel color, mokume-gane
Viktoria Münzker – 2012 Blue Tunnel – Brooch
Viktoria Münzker Brooch: Memories 2013 Found wood, paint, 15 old earrings, alpacca
Viktoria Münzker: Spetia Violetta – Brooch 2012 (Driftwood, Paint, Silver, Steel, Silver Foil, Alginate)
Viktoria Munzker – Abyssal art – Necklace Driftwood, old plastic beads, red cotton thread, brass, cyan ink – 2012
Viktoria Munzker - Necklace – Driftwood, old plastic beads, wine red cotton thread, brass, glass beads, royal blue ink 2012
Viktoria Munzker – Brooch d`Azur - First prize winner of the « Azur » JEWELLERY ART CONTEST @ INTERNATIONAL BALTIC JEWELLERY SHOW ‘AMBER TRIP’, Vilnius Lithuania - Driftwood, Amber, Alpaca, Silver, Metal granules, Steel, Paint
Viktoria Munzker – Brooch d`Azur – detail
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