« Circuits Bijoux » – ‘Bijoux en résidence’ – galerie des Ateliers de Paris, Paris (FR) – 17 Sept.-16 Nov. 2013

Parcours du Bijou «Circuit Bijoux» – Paris – à partir de SEPT. 2013

De septembre 2013 à mars 2014

 

Les Ateliers de Paris 17.09 / 16.11 Save the date !!!!  Prochaine exposition à la galerie des Ateliers de Paris, « Bijoux en résidence » vous présentent les univers de 10 créatrices :

 

Marie Charpentier – Galatée Pestre — Morgane Fieschi — Janaïna Milheiro — Camille Lescure – Sophie Dalla Rosa – Anne-Laure Gautier – Judith Bourdin — Lily Alcaraz et Léa Berlier — Mylinh Nguyen.

Cette exposition s’inscrit dans Les Circuits Bijoux présentés par Ateliers d’Art de France.

Le bijou contemporain s’inscrit dans un champ de création et d’inspiration inépuisable, entre héritage technique et innovation. Il offre une diversité infinie de styles, sens et symboliques donnés à chaque création. Depuis leur ouverture, les Ateliers de Paris ont accueilli en résidence plusieurs créatrices de bijoux. Cet événement est l’occasion de les mettre à l’honneur afin qu’un public plus large puisse découvrir leurs univers, riches de créations singulières.

Le temps d’une exposition, les artistes bijoutières, brodeuses, designers textiles et créatrices du réseau des Ateliers de Paris déposent leurs bijoux en résidence. Perles, soie, dentelle, cuir et métal précieux, un répertoire foisonnant de formes et de textures nourrit une créativité empreinte de délicatesse, de jeu et de poésie.

 Mylinh Nguyen – boutons magnétiques série#4
(Mylinh Nguyen a remporté le « Prix Liliane Bettencourt pour l’intelligence de la main » 2013 grâce à son œuvre Méduses)

Anne-Laure Gautier

Galatée Pestre

Morgane Fieschi  -  Broches Ballons

 

 

LES ATELIERS DE PARIS
30, rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine (Bastille)
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Du mardi au vendredi de 10h à 13h et de 14h à 19h.
Samedi de 13h à 19h
entrée libre

EXPO ‘A change of seasons’ – Galerie Hebert, Paris (FR) – 21 Sept.-13 Oct. 2013

Parcours du Bijou «Circuit Bijoux» – Paris – à partir de SEPT. 2013

De septembre 2013 à mars 2014

« A change of seasons » exhibition will take place in Galerie Hebert, Paris, on September 21

The exhibition, composed of objects and photos, will last until October 13

 The exhibition is taking part of the ‘Circuts Bijoux’

La Galerie Hebert confie son espace à Vered Babaï du 21 septembre au 13 octobre prochain.

L’exposition a pour titre «A change of seasons». Avec cette série de bijoux, Vered Babaï tente de capturer une impression, un sentiment, qu’évoque la nature en elle, notamment la beauté dénudée des arbres l’hiver, faite de stabilité et de la fragilité à la fois.

 

Vered Babai  branches jewelry series

Fallen fibers from palm trees, leaves, and twigs are subjected to the same processes as metals in the hands of the artist, resulting in forms that are evocative and delicate yet surprisingly robust and tensile. The inherent qualities of the raw material, unmarred despite the artist’s technical manipulations, are revealed in natural forms that hark to simpler times and display a yearning for connections with nature, lost or interrupted over time.

Vered Babai  branches jewelry series

Vered Babai – « a change of seasons » new serie of work

Vered Babai – « a change of seasons » new serie of work

Vered Babai – « a change of seasons » new serie of work

 

 

Galerie Hebert

18 rue du Pont Louis Philippe

75004 Paris

Wednesday-Sunday from 14:00-19:00

Premio Fondazione Cominelli per el gioiello contemporaneo – Palazzo Cominelli, Cisano di San Felice (IT) – 31 Aout-6 Oct. 2013

Premio Fondazione Cominelli per el gioiello contemporaneo

L’evento, in programma dal 31 agosto al 6 ottobre 2013, vedrà l’esposizione di gioielli realizzati da importanti autori e designer provenienti da tutto il mondo. Il concorso è promosso dalla Fondazione Cominelli di Cisano di San Felice e da AGC Associazione Italiana del Gioiello Contemporaneo.

Una sezione della mostra sarà dedicata alle opere realizzate dagli allievi del Dipartimento di Oreficeria dell’Università Statale di Belle Arti e della Musica di Tokyo con lo scopo di presentare e mettere a confronto i differenti percorsi formativi e i molteplici orientamenti del design internazionale.

In the context of the exhibition dedicated to contemporary international jewellery at Palazzo Cominelli in San Felice del Benaco, a conference dedicated to the Japanese goldsmith ‘art will be in the Sala dei Provveditori of Salò. The speakers Ichiro Iino and Yutaka Nagai – a famous Jewellery artist, a member of the Association of Japanese contemporary jewellery JJDA – will describe the ancient Japanese art of casting techniques, and the new trends in jewellery design of the Rising Sun.
The JJDA, founded in 1964 by Koji Iwakura, Yasuhiko Hishida and Yasuki Hiramatsu, has as its main objective the international exchange of ideas and projects between East and West.
As every year Palazzo Cominelli, devotes a section of the exhibition to a prestigious design school. This year you can admire the works created by the students of the Department of goldsmith of the University of Fine Arts and Music in Tokyo, led by the Professor Ichiro Iino.
The Department of goldsmiths of the ‘University of Fine Arts and Music in Tokyo was founded in 1887 and over the years have followed the innovations of technique and taste, has never forgotten the ancient traditions of Japanese jewellery and sculptures, among which stand out: embossing and chasing, metal casting, pottery and Urushi art (lacquering).

Lecture about Japanese goldsmith’s art  speakers Prof. Ichiro Iino and Yutaka Nagai
Sunday, September 1st , 2013 11:00 am
Sala dei Provveditori – Palazzo Municipale – Via Lungolago Zanardelli,16
Free admission  – Information: phone [phone]

 

Autori selezionati per il premio 2013:   Anna Fornari — Annie Sibert — Antje Stolz — Babette Von Dohnanyi — Beate Eismann — Chiara Zanetti — Claude Schmitz — Danni Schwaag — Eiko Nakahara — Elida Kemelmann — Elisabetta Duprè — Emma Francesconi — Eunmi Kwon (Mia Kwon) — Farrah Al Dujaili — Francesca Di Ciaula — Francesca Gabrielli — Gigi Mariani — Giulia Savino — Heidemarie Herb — Isabell Schaupp — Jessica Turrell — Jie Sun — Joohee Han — Joo Hyung Park — Judy McCaig — Karen Vanmol — Kirsten Haydon — Lena Lindahl — Makoto Hieda — Marianne Schliwinski — Michelle Kraemer — Nahoko Fujimoto — Nikki Couppee — Seo Jeong Wo — Shu Lin Wu — Silke Trekel — Simona Materi – Sooyeon Kim — Sumiko Hattori — Sungho Cho — Suzanne Beautymann — Takako Komiya — Viktoria Munzker — Wan Hee Cho — Yoko Takirai — Yu Hirashi — Yuki Sumiya

 ELISABETTA DUPRE’ anello, argento, oro

DANIA CHELMINSKY  anelli – legno,ottone

BERNHARD STIMPFL-ABELE – Orange Explosion – spilla – argento puro,ossidazione polysterene,elettroformatura

JIE SUN – Happiness – spilla – legno, acciaio, argento, pittura-FNM

 

 

 

Palazzo Cominelli,
via Padre F. Santabona, 9
25010 Cisano di San Felice del Benaco (BS)
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Autori presenti nella Collezione Permanente: BERNHARD STIMPFL-ABELE — NIKOLAI BALABIN — SUZANNE BEAUTYMAN — ADREAN BLOOMARD — PATRIZIA BONATI — DONNA BRENNAN —       SUNGHO CHO — CAROLE DELTENRE — DIANA DUDEK — FARRAH AL-DUJAILI — SAM THO DUONG — ELISABETTA DUPRÉ — BEATE EISMANN — MARIA ROSA FRANZIN — SIMONE GIESEN — TAMARA GRÜNER — DANA HAKIM — CATARINA HALLZON — JOOHEE HAN — HEIDEMARIE HERB — YU HIRAISHI — MARTA HRYC — HEEJIN HWANG — EUGENIA INGEGNO — MEIRI ISHIDA — AMIRA JALET — KAORI JUZU — SATOMI KAWAI — JIMIN KIM — SEULGI KWON — AGNES LARSSON — ALBA POLENGHI LISCA — EMMANUEL LACOSTE — HADAS LEVIN — RITA MARCANGELO — GIGI MARIANI — JUDY McCAIG — MARCO MINELLI — GIANCARLO MONTEBELLO — MI-MI MOSCOW — MARGHERITA DE MARTINO NORANTE — EIKO NAKAHARA — KAZUMI NAGANO — BARBARA PAGANIN — LIANA PATTIHIS — EMANUELA DEYANOVA RAMJULI — ULI RAPP — CARLA RICCOBONI — GIULIA SAVINO — ISABELL SCHAUPP — FRANCINE SCHLOETH — GIOVANNI SICURO — KATRIN SPRANGER — GISBERT STACH — MAURIZIO STAGNI — YUKI SUMIYA — JIE SUN — SANNA SVEDESTEDT — MICHELLE TAYLOR — ROSSELLA TORNQUIST — SILKE TREKEL — FABRIZIO TRIDENTI — BARBARA UDERZO — SHU-LIN WU

EXPO ‘Le bijou s’expose en éventail’ – MUSÉE DE L’EVENTAIL, Paris (FR) – 16 Sept.-9 Oct. 2013

Parcours du Bijou «Circuit Bijoux» – Paris – à partir de SEPT. 2013

De septembre 2013 à mars 2014

MUSÉE DE L’EVENTAIL  – Le bijou s’expose en éventail – Du 16 septembre au 9 octobre 2013

Le musée de l’Éventail invite des artistes, créateurs de bijoux, à concevoir des pièces autour de l’éventail, de la séduction, de la féminité.

 

Luce Delhove — Morgane Fieschi — Valentine Herrenschmidt — Sonia Ledos — Luciana Mafra — Aude Medori — Anne Milbeau — Andrea Pineros — Aude Tahon — Davide Vianello — Jean-Marc Waszack — Claire Wolfstirn — Eugénio Zaron 

Morgane Fieschi Bague Deux Dames

Andrea Piñeros – Bague Germinale

Claire Wolfstirn – Pendentif Eventail

 

 

MUSÉE DE L’EVENTAIL

2, boulevard de Strasbourg – 75010 paris

Du lundi au mercredi de 14h à 18h

entrée : 3 €

Tél. : + 33 (0)1 42 08 90 20

www.annehoguet.fr

EXPO ‘Think Twice – Contemporary Latin American Jewellery’ – Centro de las Artes, Nave Generadores, Conarte, Monterrey (Mexico) – 24 Aout-29 Nov. 2013

Think Twice Contemporary Latin American Jewellery

Think Twice at Nave Generadores in Conarte, Monterrey

Conferencia inaugural con Valeria Vallarta Siemelink, Alcides Fortes y Martacarmela Sotelo : sábado 24 – 12:00 h.

The Monterrey Center for the Arts, the National Council for Culture and Arts and the Otro Diseño Foundation are honored to invite you to the opening of the exhibition Think Twice: New Latin American Jewellery, to take place next Saturday 24th August at 12:00 hrs at the Nave Generadores of the Parque Fundidora Art Complex.
Lectures by the exhibition’s curator, Valeria Vallarta Siemelink and the Mexican and Dutch artists Martacarmela Sotelo and Alcides Fortes will take place before the opening. Saturday 24th August at 12:00 hrs

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Esta exposición logra reunir una gran variedad de joyería hecha en Latinoamérica en los últimos 10 años. Se exhiben piezas de aproximadamente 80 artistas visuales y joyeros, radicados o procedentes de países Latinoamericanos. La exposición incluye una sección en donde se contextualiza y muestra el desarrollo de la disciplina desde principios de los años 50s. Esta fascinante Exhibición cuenta no solo con piezas de joyería y ornato para el cuerpo, sino también con fotografías, piezas de instalación y video.

 

exponen :  Mirla Fernandes — Kehisha Castello — Helena Biermann — Tota Reciclados — Udi Lagallina — Martacarmela Sotelo — Kika Alvarenga – Silvina Romero — Elisa Gulminelli — Célio Braga — Martha Camargo — Maria Paula Amezcua — Magali Anidjar – Mauricio Lara — Gabriela Horvat — Jimena Rios — Jorge Castañón — Dionea Rocha Watt — Thelma Aviani — Alcides Fortes — Andrés Fonseca — Samantha Fung — Marie Pendaries — Renata Porto — Martha Hryc — Teresa Margolles — Paula Isola — Beate Eismann — Aurelie Dellasanta — Giselle Morales — Fiorenza Coredro — Francisca Kweitel — Alina López — Ana Paula Campos — Mariana Shuck — Stella Bierrenbach — Linda Sánchez — Ana Videla — Alejandra Agusti — Lucia Abdenur — Claudia Cucchi — Chequita Nahar — Ariel Kuipfer — Ximena Briceno — Julieta Odio — Nuria Carulla — Henna Lee — Alejandra Hernández Montoya — Laura de Alba – Luis Acosta — Mariana Acosta — Valentina Rosenthal — Laura Alvarado — Carolina Martínez Linares — Leda Daverio — Alejandra Solar – Dani Soter –Benjamin Lignel –  Raquel Paiewonsky — Lorena Lazard — Maria Constanza Ochoa — Ursula Guttmann –  Aline Berdichevsky – Carolina Gimeno – Walka Studio — Zinna Rudman — Nilton Cunha — Alex Bourttiea — Eduardo Graue — Hugo Celi — Isel Mendoza — Alex Burke — Miguel Luciano.

Luis Acosta – serie de broches de hilo de papel

Claudia Cucchi (Brazil) – brooch ‘Orange’, 2002 – Orange skin, Perspex, silver

Maria Constanza Ochoa (Colombia) – Necklace ‘Soft Black and White’, 2008 – Latex balloons, flour, cotton

Mirla Fernandes – « Herança » necklace – latex, paint, porcelain

Reny Golcman, Brazil - Jaw Necklace, 1973 Necklace Silver, barracuda bones

Martacarmela Sotelo – « Roots » necklace – Nopal fiber, stainless steel wire coated with nylon

Aurélie DELLASANTA – Switzerland/Mexico – Suicide Brooch, 2007 Painted metal, gilded metal, paper 

Ursula Guttmann –   « Tanto Pelo me Abrió el Corazón », 2010 Silicon, gold

Jorge Manilla

Ximena Briceno – ‘Pebbles on the Shore of Eternity’ Brooch – Titanium

Alcides Fortes  (Cape Verde – Mexico)    ‘Olvidos de la Revolución’ Necklace – Silver, copper, enamel 

Mariana Acosta

 

 

Centro de las Artes

Nave Generadores.

Parque Fundidora Art Complex
Av. Fundidora y Adolfo Prieto S/N, Col. Obrera, Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico

 T. [phone] al 14

Martes a domingo | 11:00 a 21:00 h.

Entrada libre.

EXPO ‘Yong Joo Kim : Spotlight’ – Mobilia Gallery, Cambridge (USA) – 15 Aout-28 Sept. 2013

« Yong Joo Kim: Spotlight » -  Mobilia Gallery  15-Aug-2013 – 28-Sep-2013

From August 15th through September 28th, Mobilia Gallery is pleased to spotlight the innovative sculptural jewelry of Yong Joo Kim, created from ordinary materials such as velcro and thread.

« My work introduces unconventional use of familiar artifacts into a world full of conventions. By assembling, grouping, clustering, and piling, the small and simple elements become complex, and give rise to the unexpected. As the wearer approaches my work, the experience of perspective shifts and sudden realizations spark wonder, discovery, tension, joy and play. My investigation of creation, innovation, and transformation questions the definition of value, and provides a never-ending field for invention. » – Yong Joo Kim

Yong Joo Kim: Neckpiece, Requisite Variety S2-EV9, Velcro® hook, loop fasteners, Thread, 16” x 14” x 1”, 2013  Photo Harry Gould Harvey IV

Yong Joo Kim : Brooch, Requisite Variety S2-EV8, Velcro® hook, loop fasteners, Sterling Silver, 6x8x4”, 2013 Photo Harry Gould Harvey IV

Yong Joo Kim, Bracelet In Light of Space: Overlapped and Twice Spiraled Grey Velcro® Hook-and-loop fastener, Thread 5x 5 x 7” Photo Harry Gould Harvey IV

Yong Joo Kim – 2012 Reconfiguring the Ordinary – Neckpiece – Hook-and-loop fastener

 

Mobilia Gallery
358 Huron Avenue
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138
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EXPO – Annual Graduation Show – Galerie Marzee (NL) – 11 Aout-20 Oct. 2013

Annual Marzee Selection of Graduate Work Jewelry 2013 from International Academies and Colleges

Opening: Sunday, 11 August, 4 pm

Sunday 11 August 2013 at 4 pm
> Opening of the Graduate Show 2013
> Awarding the Marzee Graduate Prize 2013

Monday 12 August 2013 from 10.30 am to 3 pm
> Symposium – Participants of the Graduation Show talk about their work on show

Levani Jishkariani (BA 2013) • Necklace • Wood, steel, slate, silver, plastic • 2013 • ©phot. Manuel Ocaña

Participating Academies and Students of the 2013 Marzee Graduation Show:

Australia, RMIT (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology), Melbourne: Anna  Gibbs, Annie Gobel, Lena Danli Sun, Christopher Massey, Elise Sheehan
Belgium, Koninklijke Academie voor Schone Kunsten, Antwerp: Dimitar Stankov, Jasper Vandenberghe
China, CAFA (Central Academy of Fine Arts), Beijing: Qie Li, Ma Wei (MA), Liu Yang
Czech Republic, AAAD (Academy of Art, Architecture and Design ), Prague: Eva Růžičková, Kateřina Vorlová
Estonia, EKA (Eesti Kunstiakadeemia), Tallinn: Nils Hint (MA), Maria Kadarpik (BA), Rainer Kaasik-Aaslav (MA), Kairin Koovit (BA), Anneli Oppar (BA), Triin Pukk (BA)
Finland , Saimaa University Of Applied Sciences, Imatra, Sirja  Knaapi, Marek Mrowiński
France, ENSA (l’école nationale supérieure d’art de Limoges-Aubusson), Limoges: Ma Liya
France, ESADS (l’école supérieure des arts décoratifs de Strasbourg), Strasbourg: Dominiczak Marine
Germany, FH Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf: Yiqing Cai, Ariane Ernst (MA), Karin Maisch, Hannah Sönnicken
Germany, Burg Giebichenstein, Halle: Anne Kathrin Pohle
Germany, Fachhochschule Trier, Idar-Oberstein: Katharina Dettar (BA), Patricia Correia Domingues (MA), Carmen  Hauser (MA)*, Levan Jishkariani (BA)*, Nelly van Oost (MA)
Germany, Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Munich: Babette Boucher, Jasmin Hess, Barbara Schrobenhauser*
Germany, Hochschule Pforzheim, Pforzheim: Frieda Dörfer, Jasmina Jovy
Germany, Hochschule Wismar, Wismar: Ilka Rosenmüller
Israel, Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem: Inna Levitan (BA), Odelia Liberman (BA), Gititte Rubinstein (BA)
Israel, Shenkar College of Engineering and Design, Ramat-Gan: Yiftah Avrahami (BA), Daniella Saraya (BA), Shimrit Zagorsky (BA)
Italy, Alchimia Scuola di Gioielleria, Florence: Maria Sais Fluvià, Lena Grabher, Ioanna Natsikou
Japan, Hiko Mizuno College of Jewelry, Tokyo: Mayo Kishira, Mee Ree Lee, Asuka Tachikawa, Yoko Uchi, Akane Yamazaki
Korea, Kookmin University, Seoul: Joohee Han (MA), Hanna Kim (MA), Yeseul Seo (MA)
Netherlands, Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam: He Jing
Netherlands, Academie Beeldende Kunsten Maastricht, Maastricht: Sangji Yun
Norway, Kunsthøgskolen I Oslo, Oslo: Hedvig  Sommerfeldt (MA)
New Zealand, Whitireia, Porirua: Moniek Schrijer
Portugal, AR.CO (Escola de Arte Independente), Lisbon: Gabriela Coelho, Alice Gelin Fernandes, Laura Rose
Portugal, ESAD (Escola Superior de Artes e Design), Senhora da Hora: Ana Maria Duque Santos
Slovakia, VŠVU Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Bratislava: Hana Polívková, Katarina Siposová
Spain, Escola Massana, Barcelona: Maria Diez, Carla Garcia, Alfredo Gómez Martínez, Sandra Llusà, Simon Mazuera, Clara Niubò Casas
Sweden, HDK Högskolan för design och konsthantverk, Gothenburg: Elin Flögnman (MA), Charlotte Maslov (MA), Anna Norrgrann (BA)
Sweden, Konstfack University of Arts, Craft and Design, Stockholm: Vivi Touloumidi (MA), Tarja Tuupanen (MA)
Switserland, HEAD (Haute école d’art et de design), Geneva: Lucile Burnier, Noëllie Salguero-Hernandez, Ophelie Sanga
United Kingdom, Birmingham City University – BIAD (Birmingham Institute of Art and Design): Rachel Darbourne (MA), Wentao Ning (MA), Liu Xiao (MA)
United Kingdom, ECA (Edinburgh College of Art), Edinburgh: Rhona McCallum (MA), Sally Morrison(BA)
United Kingdom, Central Saint Martins, London: Benita Gikaite*, Go Un Lee, Francine Oeyen (MA)
United Kingdom, RCA (Royal College of Art) , London: Izzy Parker, Marina Stanimirovic
Untited States of America, Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills: Amanda Ciconne (MA), Stephie Kate Dimmer (MA), Kathleen Janvier (MA), Alissa Lamarre (MA), Yuni Kim Lang (MA), Timothy McMahon (MA), Jennifer Reich (MA)
United States, Indiana University , Bloomington: Sara Brown (MA), Anne M. Fiala (MA), Vincent Pontillo-Verrastro (BA)
Untited States of America, SUNY (State University of New York) New Paltz, New Paltz: Lynn Batchelder (MA), Hyun Kyung Park (MA)
Untited States of America, RISD (Rhode Island School of Design), Providence: Mallory Weston*
Untited States of America, San Diego State University, San Diego: Alexandra Hopp (MA)*, Amanda Packer (MA)*, Demitra Thomloudis (MFA).

* winner of the Marzee Graduate Prize 2013

 

Kateřina Vorlová – AAAD (Academy of Art, Architecture and Design), Prague, necklace, … and this is how it goes, 2013, chalk, gypsum, cotton string

Triin Pukk – EKA (Eesti Kunstiakadeemia), Tallinn, Estonia – necklace, Break I, 2013, iron, gold leaf, silver

Elise Sheehan – RMIT (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology) – necklace, Is this to keep you out or me in? , 2012, silver, copper, paint

Lucile Burnier – HEAD (Haute école d’art et de design), Geneva, Switzerland – necklace, NC1.2, 2013, beer bottles, porcelain, MDF, vinyl, cotton

Marek Mrowiński – Saimaa University Of Applied Sciences, Lappeenranta, Finland – necklace, n.t., 2012, diabase, wood

Nelly Van Oost – Fachhochschule Trier, Idar-Oberstein, Germany – necklace, Rencontre 9 (Encounter 9), 2013, paint, silver

 

Babette Boucher – Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Munich, Germany – necklace, Snake, 2013, parchment, gold, nylon cord

Demitra Thomloudis – SDSU (San Diego State University) San Diego, USA – necklaces, Account set #3, 2013, copper, brass, found wooden object, found brass pull, string, enamel

Yuni Kim Lang – Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, USA – necklace (damaged), Black Knots, 2012, polypropylene rope

Mallory Weston – RISD (Rhode Island School of Design), Providence, USA – winner of the Marzee Graduate Prize 2013

Daniella Saraya – Shenkar College of Engineering and Design, Ramat Gan, Israel – ring , n.t., 2013, epoxy, brass, quartz

Stephie Kate Dimmer – Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, USA – brooch, Organ Series #2, 2013, glass, steel, pigment

Sally Morrison – ECA (Edinburgh College of Art), UK – necklace, Space Oranges, 2013, breeze block, enamel paint, powder coated aluminium, neoprene, screws

Anna Norrgrann – HDK Högskolan för design och konsthantverk, Gothenburg, Sweden – necklace , n.t., 2013, aluminium

Levan Jishkariani – Fachhochschule Trier, Idar-Oberstein, Germany – necklace, n.t., 2013, wood, perspex, paper, leather, polymer clay- winner of the Marzee Graduate Prize 2013

Yoko Uchi – Hiko Mizuno College of Jewelry, Tokyo, Japan – necklace, Growth process, 2013, toilet paper

 Vincent Pontillo (Indiana University , Bloomington, USA)

Ana Maria Duque Santos – ESAD (Escola Superior de Artes e Design), Senhora da Hora, Portugal – pendant / installation, Polished, 2012-2013, found objects, fabric

Go Un Lee – Central Saint Martins, London, UK – necklace, n.t., 2013, Jesmonite AC730, granite, white leather

Alissa Lamarre – Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, USA – bracelet pair, Seeker no. 1, no. 2, 2013, pewter, lodestone, iron filings

 

Galerie Marzee
Lage Markt 3
6511 VK Nijmegen
The Netherlands
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EXPO ‘La Frontera’ – Velvet da Vinci Gallery, San Francisco (USA)– 14 Aout-15 Sept. 2013

La Frontera opens August 14 at Velvet da Vinci Gallery

Exposición que explora el espacio de la frontera y lo que representa, entablando un diálogo entre diferentes artistas que a través de la joyería expresan cómo entienden esta realidad geográfica de implicaciones económicas, políticas, sociales, culturales e ideológicas.  A través de 150 piezas, diseñadas por  90 creadores provenientes de distintos continente se reflexiona sobre nuestra frontera con Estados Unidos y las implicaciones que ésta tiene para cada uno de nosotros.

Martacarmela Sotelo, Visiones de la frontera

 

Artists:  Rameen Ahmed — Mayte Amezcua — Eliana Arenas — William Austin III — Iacov Azubel — Maria Fernanda Barba — Brooke Battles — Ela Bauer — Victor Beckmann — Kristin Beeler — Aline Berdichevsky — Jesse Bert — Elvira Bessudo – Raquel Bessudo — Linnèa Blakèus & David Alexander Calder — Arturo Borrego — Sandra Bostock — Alejandra Bremer — Gabriela Campo — Jorge Castañon — Cristina Celis — Celeste Christie — Thea Clark — Kate Connell & Oscar Melara — Bruno Cuervo Aceves — Jessica Davies — Alberto Dávila — Clementine Edwards — Beate Eismann — Danielle Embry — Nicolas Estrada — Brenda Ligia —  Sol Flores — Andrés Fonseca — Christine Forni — Monica Guerra — Elisa Gulminelli — Pierce Healy — Heidemarie Herb — Thomas Hill — Holland Houdek — Marta Hryc — Kevin Hughes — Mary Frisbee Johnson — Tammy Young — Eun Kim — Barbara Knuth — Alejandra Koreck — Claire Lavendhomme — Lorena Lazard — Ria Lins — Criselda Lopez — María Eugenia López — Jorge Manilla — Alix Manon — Carmen Marcos Martínez — Gigi Mariani — Wendy Maruyama — Judy McCaig — Edward Lane McCartney — Emma Messer — Molly Mitchell — Katharina Moch — Nancy Moyer with Mark Clark — Dawn E. Nakanishi — Alja Neuner — Brigid O´Hanrahan — Mabel Pena — Chiara Pignotti — Ramón Puig Cuyàs — Kerianne Quick — Alexander Romero Reyes — Poleta Rodete — Jacqueline Roffe — Zinna Rudman — Elizabeth Rustrian — Carmen Lucia Sandoval — Chiara Scarpitti — Agnes Seebass — Marina Sheetikoff — Alejandra Solar — Maria Solórzano — Martacarmela Sotelo — Olga Starostina — Rachelle Thiewes — Demitra Thomloudis — Sabina Tiemroth — Julia Turner — Martha Vargas — Elizabeth Wilson –  Jette Zirpins

 

Julia Turner  Three Days Walking (Mourning Brooch)

« Borders separate but also unite » (Octavio Paz)
Historically the relationship between Mexico and the United States has been complicated, deep, and conflicted. Due to geography, this relationship is unavoidable and comprised of many underlying currents: economic, political, social, cultural, ecologic and ideological.
La Frontera (The Borderlands) is the physical space where the relationship between Mexico and the U.S is most evident. In recent years, drug trafficking and violence have made it the focus of almost daily news. However, the extremely porous nature of the border allows not only the illegal passage of arms and drugs, but also ideas, money, projects, families, and culture.
The border is an environment of opportunity both legal and not. Nearly 2000 miles long, the U.S. – Mexico border is the most frequently crossed international border in the world. Companies use differences in labor and environmental regulations to their advantage and create discontent on both sides of the border. Since the 1980s economic and political refugees from Central America have swelled populations at the border and migrations across it. The construction of the 700- mile U.S. – Mexico Border Fence of the past several years is the most tangible symbol of failed politics.
The exhibition LA FRONTERA seeks to explore this physical space and what it represents. This is why we want artists either born in either of these countries or who live in either of these countries to express how they understand the border.

Jorge Castañón – « Hacia dónde va tu Sangre ?  » Iacov Azubel bracelet, « ¿Son necesarias las fronteras? »

Judy McCaig Brooch: No-Man’s Land 2013 – Steel, silver, tombac, perspex, paint, Herkimer diamond, taramita 8.8 x 12.6 x 1.5 cm - Photo: Eduard Bonnin

Nicolas Estrada – brooch Suffering 2013 Silver, quartz, wood, iron 8 x 8 x 2.7 cm Photo: Manuel Ocaña Mascaro

 

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Bórax08001 Tombola in Paris – 19-21 Sept. 2013

 

 

Bórax08001 Tombola in Paris !  The Bórax08001 collective will stroll in Paris on September (19-21 sept)

 10 Jewels by 10 Artists for (only!) 10 Euros

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Aline Berdichevsky – « Niche 19″ brooch

Andrea Nabholz necklace

Carolina Gimeno – « Encounter 3″ brooch

Carolina Martínez Linares – « Schüchternheit » necklace

Cristina Martí Mató earrings

Dalia Jurado earrings

Gastón Rois necklace

Nelly van Oost brooch

Patrìcia Correia Domingues brooch

Trinidad Contreras – « Wind Canteen » brooch

RAISSA BUMP selected works at Sienna Gallery (Lenox, MA, USA) – 21-25 Aout 2013

Sienna Gallery – August 22  RAISSA BUMP selected works

Raissa Bump is an artist born in the North East who is currently working in the San Francisco Bay area. She works in collaboration, joining materials and techniques of the clothing and jewelry she is making. Her inspiration often stems from the incredible history of all that is worn on the body–she is thrilled to contribute her own designs to the rich history of adornment! Raissa received her BFA with honors from Rhode Island School of Design and also studied in Florence, Italy at Alchimia School of Contemporary Jewelry with Giampaolo Babetto. Enriched by a curiosity in the parallel, yet sometimes blurry line between jewelry and apparel, Raissa’s work is fueled by a direct response to contrasting materials that when together create complementary relationships.

Raïssa Bump

« My work is an investigation of clothing patterns, weave structures, architecture and bits of nature. I allude to these explorations without suggesting a literal reference. Front could be back, top could be bottom, what is visible, what is concealed; many layers are parts to a whole. My process allows for me to add and take way, to see, feel, respond, question and remember. I get clues from the inherent nature of different materials. Using them within the same piece, employing repetition and shifting of scales to highlight these intrinsic qualities. Surfaces reflect light or absorb it.shadows that distort or accentuate. Various patterns, colors, textures and surface treatments interact; their juxtaposition is key and often surprising. It is a way of organizing thoughts and guiding ones eye throughout a piece. What is seen depends on the light, the color the clothing that is being worn, or the mood ones in; there are multiple solutions to the same problem. It is about acknowledging a moment in time. Working with materials in hand, labor, an unfolding of ideas. The act of dressing and adorning. These expressions of nonverbal communication become a record, a reflection. They connect us individually and as a culture with our past and with our future.« 

Raïssa Bump

Raïssa Bump

Raïssa Bump

 

 

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