#MunichJewelleryWeek2017 – EXPO (66) – AAD Schmuckstücke Gioielli – Galerie Carl Weishaupt P13, Munich 9-24 Mars 2017
(66) Adria Alpen Donau/aad Schmuckstücke Gioielli 2017
Adria-Alps-Danube Schmuckstücke Gioielli Jewellery 2017 – 09.03-24.03
EXCHANGE-BIJOU 2 – Barbara PAGANIN
Fifty goldsmiths currently living and working in the European region between the Adriatic Sea and the River Danube (AAD) will come together to exhibit their latest hand-crafted jewellery designs.The individual aesthetic of the designs combined with the artistic implementation of each goldsmith’s craftsmanship will initiate an intercultural dialog about contemporary jewellery design. Visitors are invited to join the extremely active and thrilling scene of these European goldsmiths, where ideas, feelings, dreams are realized into breath-taking and impressive jewellery.
Alpen Adria Donau Schmuckstücke Gioielli aad 2017 – Susanne Elster rings
From Germany: Coralie Arntz — Alexandra Bahlmann — M. Becker — M. Beer — Susanne Elstner — Bernhard Grassl — E. Jocher — Stephan Kaddick — Leinfelder — Kerstin Lind — Michael Mann — Christian Mühlbauer — Nicolodi — H. Niggl — Sebastian Baron v.d. Recke — Imogen Rizkova — G. Schmelmer — Juliane Schölss — Michael Seubert — Gisbert Stach — Christoph Straube — Satoko Takeichi-Däntl — R. Wilhelm — Ulla Zierer
From Austria: Petr Dvorak — Elisabeth Habig — Angelina Kafka– Gerti Machacek — Aija Neuner – Seitner — Florian Wagner
from Italy: Gian Luca Bartellone — Giorgio Cecchetto — G.Chiarcos — Marcus Frühauf — Doris Gabrielli — Konrad Laimer — Stefania Lucchetta — Martin Messavilla – Barbara Paganin – Federica Pallaver — Jurgen Pollo — P.Reveane — Alessia Semeraro — Giovanni Sicuro — Silvia Valenti — Janos Gabor Varga — Michele Zanin — Stefano Zanin
Barbara Paganin Open Memory n°22 brooch
Barbara Paganin Open Memory n°26 brooch « biology lesson »
Barbara Paganin - Open Memory n°19 brooch
« in the brooches « Memoria Aperta« ……….. the artist effectively tests the value of the memories that bind everything and everyone. In this collection, ceramic animals, porcelain dolls, sculpted ivory shapes, woods, glass, miniatures of old photos—unearthed, inherited, and collected relics—are mixed in with incredible reproductions in lost wax of shoes, dresses, tiny tools of daily use, mini-bestiary, and gems. Paganin weaves her thick net of information on a sort of genetic algorithm in which everyone can find their reflection. Each brooch, every necklace starts a story. It’s up to us to choose the plots. » (By Silvia Valenti on AJF)
Galerie Carl Weishaupt P13
Promenadeplatz 13
Munich – DE
Tue-Sat 11:00–18:00
www.goldschmiedeinnung.de
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