Un problème avec la COURONNE ?

Un problème avec la royauté ?
La couronne ressurgit sporadiquement, comme si, finalement, tout bijou ne tendait qu’à ce fantasme suprême : se poser une couronne sur la tête.
On ne l’ose que subrepticement, et encore, accompagnée d’une galette et d’une fève ….
Fantasme ultime du (bon) peuple : les « Têtes couronnées » ?

à SCHMUCK 2016, le groupe « Dialogue Collective » proposait « By Royal Appointment » :

Dialogue Collective -  By Royal Appointment, Munich 2016

Dialogue Collective- Natsuki Sawai day dreaming about Munich Jewellery Week !! Crown by Margot Sevadjian.

Rachel Terry- « By Royal Appointment »  – ‘Drama Queen » 2016

Aneta Wrobel – ROYAL APPOINTMENT The Dialogue Collective 2016  – photo Yiota VogliMarie Pendaries ‘Reine d’un jour, reine pour toujours’ 2012 – couronne cuivre doré (EXPO Suzy Solidor – Cagnes-sur-mer)

Marie Pendaries – « l’enfant roi  » – baby trousseau  copper & silver gilt, silver, pvc – 2012-2014 (Melting Point 2014 -  Circulo Bellas Artes )

Marie-José MORATO présente la collection de «têtes couronnées» inspirées de couronnes historiques.  (Galerie Objet Rare – exposition « BIJOU JOUJOU »,  janvier 2014)

« I feel that tiaras are vastly underrated – everyone should own one. This is by the incomparable Tanel Veenre. «   -  seahorse, beetle, silver headdress 

Tanel Veenre « in royalty »

ironie suprême avec la couronne « en carton » de David Bielander, carton reproduit en or ….

David Bielander, 2015 – Cardboard Crown,   necklace, gold 18k, edition 00 of 5,  7 x 8 x 1.25 inches   photo: Dirk Eisel   Cardboard becomes gold, gold becomes cardboard Cardboard tiaras and crowns become precious jewelry. » 

David Bielander, 2015 – DIY, Installation, 2015.  We have all probably worn a cardboard crown at some point in our childhood, and we all probably have the desire to be bestowed with a crown of regality on occasion.  In the latest works by David Bielander this crown is accessible, camouflaged as the role-play headdress of the kindergartener within us.  
« Our perceptions are based on our conceptions of what is familiar.  If a shift in the normal context of something occurs, it can trigger a shock to our understanding, forcing us to examine the object in a manner completely new to us.  Things don’t remain the things we perceive at first glimpse.  The Cardboard works materialize the ambiguity, the multifaceted nature of things.   Cardboard becomes gold, gold becomes cardboard Cardboard tiaras and crowns become precious jewelry. »   David Bielander

David Bielander, 2015 – Big Apple Neckpiece, 2015, necklace, silver, white gold, unique, 11 x 13.25 x 4.25 inches   photo: Dirk Eisel.        Cardboard becomes gold, gold becomes cardboard. Cardboard tiaras and crowns become precious jewelry. »                     

Nils Hint lui « rabaisse » la couronne aux activités du quotidien : manger

Crown by Nils Hint    

Nils Hint  Crown: Extraordinary piece No.2  Forged iron

Et si tout, finalement, ne se résumait qu’à une histoire de « trône » ?
vous savez … « Si haut que soit le trône, on n’est toujours assis que sur son cul. »

Victoria King (brooch ?) – by Royal appointment – Dialogue collective 2016 -  photo Yiota Vogli

 

 

During SCHMUCK 2016 : EXPO ‘BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT’ – 84 GHz, Munich (DE) – 25-28 Fevr. 2016

BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT

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Opening 25.2. 17:00 – 20:00

For Schmuck 2016 – Dialogue Collective requests the pleasure of your company in the unveiling of our latest exhibition of jewellery for the Queen. You are cordially invited to step into the royal wardrobe and honour the Queen’s favourite jewellery in Her Majesty’s boudoir. Select a crown of your choice and get dressed to impress!
London based Dialogue Collective presents a very royal installation showcasing jewellery inspired by the Tower of London’s Crown Jewels.

with the participation of :   Petra Bishai — Isabelle Busnel – Velvet Hart — Victoria King — Maarit Liukkonen — Darja Nikitina — Frances Safari — Natsuki Sawai — Rachel Terry — Maud Traon — Sorcha Wharf — Josie Wood — Aneta Wrobel

Rachel Terry – « By Royal Appointment » 2016

Isabelle Busnel brooches (photo Dialogue Collective)

Victoria King (brooch ?)  -  (photo Yiota Vogli)

Maud Traon neckpiece – (photo The Dialogue Collective)

Aneta Wrobel – (photo Yiota Vogli)

 ’Very cross’, Celebrity Bling necklace by Timothy Information Limited

 

 

 

84 GHz with LOT62
62 Schleißheimer Straße
80333 München
Fri – Sun 12:00-19:00

EXPO ‘Dialogue in Hell’ – Galerie Hell, Munich (DE) – 13-16 Mars 2014

SCHMUCK 2014 – Munich – 12-18 Mars 2014

during SCHMUCK :  Dialogue Collective takes a trip to Hell!

Schmuck is getting closer… Dialogue Collective, inspired by their own backyard, decided to use Jack The Ripper as the basis for our latest project.  Make sure you come to visit! Our private view will take place 13th of March at 6pm at the ‘Galerie Hell’, Isabellastrase 17.

See you there!

The Dialogue Collective consists of makers with a connection to London Metropolitan University aka The Cass, as well as invited guests. The remit is to develop different and interesting ways to create and show jewellery/ silversmithing through making and discussion.

 

current members : Petra Bishai – Paolo Scura — Isabelle Busnel — Rachel Terry —

Aneta Wrobel – Darja Nikitina — Timothy Information Limited (Tim Carson) — Buddug Humphreys –  Sophie Hall – Laura Cave – Jo McAllister – The Flying Fish Commando — Deborah Werbner –  Marina Skia — Vicky King — Maarit Liukkonen — Making Shapes — Helene Turbe – Ana Simoes — Juliette Bigley

Dialogue in Hell -  work in progress for Gallery Hell Munich 2014.

Helene Turbe work in progress for Gallery Hell Munich 2014

Isabelle Busnel work in progress for Gallery Hell Munich 2014.

Petra Bishai work in progress for Gallery Hell Munich 2014

Sophie Hall‘s design work for the ‘missing person’ necklace ahead of Gallery Hell, Schmuck 2014!

Sophie Hall - Coded Necklaces have messages concealed within their geometric structure. The ‘line and circle’ symbols represent different letters of the alphabet.

 

 

‘Galerie Hell’

Isabellastrase 17.

80798 München, Allemagne

Tel [phone]

www.galerie-hell.de

Schmuck 2013 – EXPO ‘Dialogue 13 & 14: Home and Away’ – Atelierhaus Theresienstraße, Munich (DE) – 7-10 Mars 2013

Dialogue 13 & 14: Home and Away

Dialogue 13 and 14 Home and Away – Dialogue Collective

 

 

Artists:  Petra Bishai –  Sophie Hall –  Buddug Wyn Humphreys  — Victoria King –  Darja Nikitina –  Paolo Scura –  Making Shapes –  Margot Sevadjian –  Ana Simões –  Timothy Information Limited (Timothy Carson ) –  Aneta Wrobel

 by « Making shapes » – Brooch: Apocalypse Now 2013 White metal, acrylic, seedsTimothy Information Limited (Timothy Carson) – ‘ ‘Wiiiiiii!’, Badge, Metal, Paint

Ana Simões  Brooch: Chair 2012  Brass, paint

Paolo Scura  Rings: Pasato Presente Futuro 2013  Silver, steel, paint, various stones

Buddug Wyn Humphreys  Object: Dressframe 2013  Steel, enamel, ceramic, found picture

Aneta Wrobel

Petra Bishai  Ring: You Are Here 2013  Silver

Sophie Hall necklaces

 

Atelierhaus Theresienstraße
Theresienstraße 65
80333 – Munich
Germany
Telephone: [phone]

EXPO ‘FERROUS’ – Velvet da Vinci Gallery, San Francisco (US) – 1er Mars-14 Avril 2013

FERROUS | Velvet da Vinci Contemporary Art Jewelry and Sculpture Gallery | San Francisco -

March 1 – April 14, 2013

(David Choi bracelet)

Jewelry in a New Iron Age by 60 International Artists

Velvet da Vinci San Francisco exhibition
March 1 – April 14, 2013
Artists’ reception Friday, March 1, 2013 from 6 to 8 p.m.

FERROUS, an exhibition of jewelry using iron, steel, and steel alloys. Although the use of iron dates back more than two thousand years, this humble material is more commonly used for agriculture and industrial purposes than adornment. A significant exception is the Berlin Iron Jewelry of the early 19th century. The Prussian Royal family funded the uprising against Napoleon by encouraging wealthy citizens to exchange their precious gold and silver for intricately fabricated iron jewelry.Intricacy is just one aspect the 60 artists of FERROUS explore with this versatile material. Known for its strength and lightness, the steel and iron jewelry of FERROUS is both rusty and shiny, sheet and wire, bejeweled and modest. The exhibition will take place simultaneously at Velvet da Vinci Gallery in San Francisco and as a virtual exhibition at crafthaus online. In May FERROUS will travel to 18Karat Gallery in Toronto, Canada as part of The Society of North American Goldsmith’s annual conference.

 

 

Participating artists:
Nanz Aalund, USA –  Anne Achenbach, Germany –  Dauvit Alexander, Scotland –  Talya Baharal, USA –  Michael Berger, Germany –  Lisa Bjorke, Sweden –  Aaron Bray, USA –  Elizabeth Callinicos, UK –  Melissa Cameron, USA/Australia –  David Choi, USA –  Kat Cole, USA –  Dialogue Collective, UK –  Andy Cooperman, USA –  Donna D’Aquino, USA –  Jaclyn Davidson, USA –  Ann Catrin Evans, Wales –  Maureen Faye-Chauhan, Australia –  Fekete Réka, NL –  Mirla Fernandes, Brazil –  Peg Fetter, USA –  Rebekah Frank, USA –  Motoko Furuhashi, USA –  Susie Ganch, USA –  Elliot Gaskin, USA –  Janna Gregonis, USA –  Dana Hakim, Israel –  Masako Hamaguchi, UK –  Tom Hill, USA/UK –  Heejin Hwang, USA –  Rob Jackson, USA –  Mary Frisbee Johnson, USA –  Lisa Juen Sinnott, USA –  Satomi Kawai, USA –  Maya Kini, USA –  Amy Klainer, USA –  Jenny Laidlaw, UK –  Lorena Lazard, Mexico –  Roxy Lentz, USA –  Timothy Information Limited, UK –  Kasja Lindberg, Sweden –  Tara Locklear, USA –  Sarah Loertscher, USA –  Drew Markou, UK –  Judy McCaig, Spain/Scotland –  Lindy McSwan, Australia –  Chris Nelson, USA –  Iker Ortiz, Mexico –  Claudio Pino, Canada –  Jo Pond, UK –  Suzanne Pugh, USA –  Meghan Patrice Riley, USA –  Mackenzie Sala, USA –  Natasha Seedorf, USA –  Sondra Sherman, USA –  Marjorie Simon, USA –  Melissa Stiles, USA –  Barbara Stutman, Canada –  Tore Svensson, Sweden –  Sarah West, USA –  Katie Wright, UK

Donna D’Aquino : Red/Black Necklace

 Helen Shirk: Neckpiece

Alexander Dauvit : Three Post-Apocalyptic Cocktail Rings

David Choi Brooch

Maureen Faye-Chauhan: Stainless steel Octahedral brooch

Sarah West – Coney Island/RCA Brooch

Susie Ganch : Pendant

Mirla Fernandes Eu sou a medida II/Fe (I am the measure/Fe) Necklace

Drew Markou Rust and Space Brooch #1

Tara Locklear – Faux Real KJ Lane Replica Earrings

Marjorie Simon First Thoughts on Miami Foliage Neckpiece

Sondra Sherman Study Valeriana Brooch

Barbara Stutman Boutonniere #11

Jennifer Laidlaw No use in crying over spilt milk Necklace (detail)

Lindy McSwan Day 7 NYC v2.1 and v1.2 Brooches

Dana Hakim My Four Guardian Angels Brooch

Meghan Patrice Riley Interstitial II Necklace

Kat Cole 405 Summit Catalog of Belongings Neckpiece

Kat Cole The Land Below – Winter Neckpiece

Sarah Loertscher Structure Neckpiece #13

Amy Klainer Safety Chain Necklace

Suzanne Pugh Brooch

Roxy Lentz Neckpiece

 Lisa Bjorke Frigg Brooch

Reka Fekete Juggling Brooch

 Lisa Juen I Make You Look Successful Brooch/Neckpiece

 Claudio Pino INOX Reverie Ring

Michael Berger Kinetic Ring

Motoko Furuhashi – Sentiment Brooch

Timothy Information Limited -  Gone Brooch

SCHMUCK 2011- ‘Dialogue Collective X’- Munich (DE) – 18-20 mars 2011

Private view for Dialogue Collective X Exhibition at Schmuck 2011
vendredi 18 mars · 18:00 – 21:00

This exhibition is housed in a working foundry and incorporates a Shoppery selling a variety of work made by the Dialogue X Collective. http://dialoguecollective.wordpress.com/
 The Hunters : Petra Bishai, Therese Morch, Amy Death, Julia Patterson, Elsa Hedberg, Paolo Scura, Buddug Humphries, Margot Sevadjian, Rachel Terry , Timothy Information Limited

Dialogue Collective is formed by a London based group of artists with a background in jewellery and silversmithing. The Collective has presented nine events to date which have been the catalyst for many artist-jewellers to develop new ways of thinking through debate and practise.
A changing group of artists participate in each event, as well as invited guests, all of whom have a connection to London Metropolitan University aka The Cass.
The remit is to develop different and interesting ways to create and show jewellery and silversmithing through making and discussion and to develop ways to bring contemporary jewellery and objects to a wider audience. Previous exhibitions have been inspired by Delia Smith’s classic book “Complete Cookery Course” (Dialogue 3), have been exhibited on a Route Master bus (Dialogue 5) and in a working foundry in Munich at Schmuck 2010 (Dialogue 8).

Rachel Terry - music cuff (on Kit & caboodle)

Paolo Scura -  ‘The city new and old buildeings’ – Brass tubes, primary enamel for metal, concrete, resin, silver, epoxy putty CZ. (on Kit & caboodle)

Julia Patterson

 

Petra Bishai

The Foundry,
Kunstgieberei Schwabing Schleibheimer Str 72
80797 Munchen