EXPO during JOYA Barcelona OFF 2015 : ‘BÓRAX 08001: Celebrando 5 años’ – Escola Massana , Barcelona (ES) – 8-13 Oct. 2015

exhibition being part of « OFF JOYA » 2015

BÓRAX 08001: Celebrando 5 años

Escola Massana -  Barcelona

Opening: 8 October at 18h

Una exposición Bórax08001-5 years y una presentación/debate del resultado de la edición especial de nuestra acción ¿Qué tienes entre las manos?, en el marco de JOYA 2015

The contemporary art jewellery collective Bórax08001 is pleased to invite you to the inauguration of the exhibition Bórax08001, 5 Years, on Thursday, October 8, at 6 pm, in the Blava Room of the Escola Massana (Carrer Hospital 56, 08001, Barcelona, Spain). The exhibition, framed within OFFJOYA, commemorates the collective’s first five years of life with a selection of its members’ most representative projects. The show will remain open until October 10th.

Artist list   Aline Berdichevsky — Trinidad Contreras — Patrícia Correia Domingues — Carolina Gimeno — Dalia Jurado — Cristina Marti Mató — Carolina Martinez Linares — Andrea Nabholz — Gastón Rois — Nelly Van Oost

Con la exposición Bórax08001- 5 years regresaremos a nuestra alma mater para mostrar los momentos más significativos de esta aventura en colectivo. Te esperamos en la inauguración, que será el jueves 8 de octubre a las 18h en la Sala Blava de la Escola Massana. La exposición podrá visitarse hasta el 13 de octubre de 2015

También puedes participar de la mesa redonda que haremos el sábado 10 de octubre a las 14h en la sala de conferencias del JOYA 2015 en Arts Santa Mònica, C/ La Rambla 7. Invitamos a varios joyeros a vivir nuestra acción ¿Qué tienes entre las manos? Allí podrás ver el resultado audiovisual; habrá un espacio abierto donde los participantes podrán compartir sus vivencias, dando pie al debate..

Conference BORAX 08001 « What do you have in your hands? »
The Bórax08001 collective has invited JOYA 2015′s participating artists to collaborate with them and carry out the What do you have in your hands? project in their own cities, with their own jewels and with their own unknown public. The goal of this project is to reach a part of society that is unaware of Contemporary Art Jewellery. By going out on the streets, direct contact between the creators and the passers-by can be established and feedback gathered. During Bórax08001′s conference, the collection of reactions and dialogues obtained from these interventions will be shared and reflected upon by the members of the collective, the participants and the audience.

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Bórax08001 is a basic component in jewellery because it prevents oxide from forming and, at the same time, works as a flux favoring the flow of metal when it is being soldered and fused. The Bórax08001 collective acts as an antioxidant that drives our artistic creation, but also as a flux, favoring the flow of ideas and concepts as well as the development of new techniques and trends in contemporary art jewellery.
We come from multiple geographic coordinates and backgrounds. This particularity has enriched us personally and as a group ever since our paths crossed at the Escola Massana (Barcelona, Spain). As we grew up and deepened our skills as jewellers at Massana, strong synergies and complicities were created between us. And we have chosen Bórax08001 as the means to keep them alive, searching for new horizons and goals while sharing experiences and learning from each other.
Our work can be defined as the cartography of personal and experimental dialogues through contemporary art jewellery. Dialogues through matter, space, color… based on quests, poems, memories, doubts, thoughts, mistakes, games, dreams, intuition, perfection, light, consciousness, unconsciousness, beauty, and emotions.
Bórax08001 means contemporary, signature, art jewellery. Signature, because we value work from beginning to end and we wish to recover the value of authenticity, taking pride and joy in creating high-quality jewellery, putting special emphasis on the details. Contemporary, because our pieces of jewellery speak for us and reflect the society we live in. And art(istic) because we strive to express ourselves through metaphors and symbols while we create unique pieces.We conceive our collective as a medium, a tool, a channel that allows us to disseminate contemporary jewellery culture to the public unaware of this form of art. We are convinced that to make our work known it’s not only important to show it in the traditional established places, but also to approximate our artistic and conceptual vision  to people who are outside of the contemporary jewellery circuit. We try to do so by taking jewellery to their own territory in a natural, open and simple way through actions in public spaces which  occur in different places.  Our intention, through these direct interventions with society, is to bring closer the contemporary jewellery concept and to extend the conception of art to jewellery

 

 

Escola Massana 
Calle Hospital 56
08001 -  Barcelona

Lu-Vi de 8h a 21h

 

EXPO ‘Arritmia’ – Amaranto Joies Galeria, Barcelona (ES) – 5 Mars-4 Avril 2015

Borax08001 welcome you to join us for the opening of Arritmia, next Thursday March 5th, from the bottom of our hearts.  This exhibition has a special meaning since it’s an ideal occasion to meet once again in Barcelona, the city that watched us develop as jewellers and as a collective, almost five years ago. This show will be hosted by Amaranto Joies, a true example of a gallery committed to contemporary artistic jewellery and its dissemination.

Exhibition from the 5th of march till the 4 of April 2015.

Durante una Arritmia  el corazón puede latir demasiado rápido, demasiado despacio o de manera irregular.

Entender como una Arritmia el proceso creativo es una metáfora que nos acerca a la realidad que el colectivo Bórax08001 ha experimentado desde sus inicios.

Con Arritmia, el colectivo busca reflejar estos distintos estados a través de una selección de joyas, creadas en este último tiempo. Siendo una muestra que da a conocer el ritmo de los latidos creativos y las variaciones en la frecuencia que va haciendo que cada uno de los miembros se destaque por su impronta personal.

 

 During an arrythmia the heart can beat too fast, too slow or in an irregular manner. Understanding the creative process as an arrythmia is a metaphor that brings us closer to the reality that the Bórax08001 collective has experienced since its beginnings. With Arritmia the collective wishes to reflect these diverse states, through a selection of jewels created in recent times. Being an exhibition that displays the rhythm of our creative beats and variations in frequency which make each member shine by their own personal imprint.

 Nelly Van Oost - brooches

 Aline Berdichevsky – Light vessels 1

Andrea Nabholz

Gaston Rois

Trinidad Contreras

Cristina Marti Mato _ Swingers

Carolina Martinez Linares

 

Amaranto Joies Galeria
Sant Domènec 23
08012 Barcelona
Spain
amarantojoies.blogspot.be
www.borax08001.com 

EXPO ‘nsaio 5 – Neuer Schmuck aus Idar-Oberstein’ – Mobile Galerie Aurum, Frankfurt (DE) – 5-9 Nov. 2014

nsaio 5 – Neuer Schmuck aus Idar-Oberstein presented by mobile galerie aurum
05 – 09 November 2014
Opening: 4 November 2014, 7 pm

 

(Stephie Morawetz necklace)

The exhibition includes a selection of semester projects and final projects of the bachelor and master programs. It will be exhibited jewelery and gemstone work. Students at the University of Trier on campus Idar-Oberstein embark on the search for their place and their role as jewelry makers in today’s society. Because of the location Idar-Oberstein, a world trade center for gems, the use of the material gem is of particular importance.In addition, the experimental approach with other materials is explicitly promoted, since the development of a personal artistic expression is a priority objective of the studies.

For the exhibition a publication is published that now offers the opportunity to read statements from students, in particular relating to Gemstone. This topic gives the department of gemstone and jewelry design a unique position. We see this position represented by more than 20 nationalities, that are united by the group of students in Idar-Oberstein. For the team of the departement, it is a extreme pleasure to be working with such cultural diversity and to determine on a daily basis, how young people, for example from Korea and China, Israel and Iran, Pakistan and Russia are mutually supportive and work collaboratively on the issue of gemstone and jewelry design.

Typhaine Le Monnier Gummi rubber necklace

Eduardo Tarin – brooch « Antipoda 9″ copper

Alejandra Solar (MFA 2014) • Brooch « Aire Negro » • Onyx, silver and photo transfer • 2014 • p© catalogue « New jewellery from Idar-Oberstein 5“

 Elvira Golombosi – (MFA stud.) • Ring « Guards » • Onyx, smoky quartz, obsidian and falcon´s eye • 2014 • p© catalogue « New jewellery from Idar-Oberstein 5“

Cristina Martí Mató (MFA 2014) • Necklace « The Nest » • Copper and garnet • 2014 • p© catalogue « New jewellery from Idar-Oberstein 5“

Anna Jacobs (MFA stud.) • Necklace « Versteck » • Stone and cotton • 2014 • p© catalogue « New jewellery from Idar-Oberstein 5“

Petr Dvorak (MFA stud.) • Necklace « Achat Collier » • Agate, steel and titanium • 2014

Petr Dvorak (MFA stud.) • Necklace « Achat Collier » • Agate, steel and titanium • 2014

Working with stones
Pornrudee Boonyapan (Thailand), M.F.A. 3rd sem. Stone lives for itself and people try to use it according to their needs. But stone is stone.
Katja Köditz (Germany), M.F.A. 2nd sem. In Idar-Oberstein stones are bound fast together with the history of the town and its inhabitants. For me, dealing with the social questions and phenomena of our time and visualising these with jewellery and using stones also means me devoting myself to Idar-Oberstein’s identity.
Petr Dvorak (Czech Republic), M.F.A. 4th sem. Stone is a part of jewellery. Jewellery without stone is almost unthinkable. Stone is jewellery. Stone is something beautiful, the only colour we have from the earth. A stone is beautiful in itself, but you give it a shape, which wasn’t there before. The question is, whether this is beautiful. That depends on the beholder and is usually only recognised a century later.
Stephie Morawetz (Austria), M.F.A. 1st sem. I find stones really beautiful, but I can’t find a way in. Perhaps because they exist in the present and my pieces in the future. It is difficult to create a connection between the material I work with and the stone. They live in two different universes, in two different times. Maybe that will change when I colour my stones myself, through a procedure that is no longer natural.

collier Stephanie Morawetz

On the significance of gemstones and jewellery in art
The debate, well known within our field, about whether the creation of gemstones and jewellery should be classed as craft, design or art has significantly contributed, in the context of the Bologna Process, to raising the profile of our department. Answering this central question of professional identity is the focus of current research within our field and department. Reconsidering the assignment of gemstones and jewellery as it is interpreted and understood today steers us to an ever-clearer position, which defines itself, amongst other means, by examining its relationships with neighbouring fields;
– The creation of gemstones and jewellery is not a craft. Although there is an intersection with the crafts’ central tenet of specialst craftsmanship, the contemporary focus differs.
–  The creation of gemstones and jewellery is not design. Although there is an intersection with design’s central tenet of fashionable aestheticization and the successful marketing of this, the contemporary focus differs.
–  The creation of gemstones and jewellery is not liberal art. Although there is a certain intersection with the liberal arts’ central tenet of “existing outside of oneself”, the contemporary focus differs.
Establishing this position is not intended to draw or sharpen demarcation lines, but to rethink the identity of jewellery creators within a wider context than the pre-existing criteria of other specialties, which are insufficient for our field.

 

mobile galerie aurum
Ausstellungshalle 1A
Schulstraße 1a
Frankfurt am Main
www.galerie-aurum.de
www.ausstellungshalle.info

galerie aurum
Kristina Balzer
Tel [phone]
email: [e-mail]
www.galerie-aurum.de

 catalogue :

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

nsaio 5: The new catalogue « New jewellery from Idar-Oberstein 5“ shows works in stone, jewellery and photography together with written statements on the subject of working with gemstones, from students of the Trier University of Applied Sciences Department of Gemstones and Jewellery in Idar-Oberstein.

 

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EXPO ‘mineralART 2014 – Between Layers’ – Staatlichen Antikensammlungen, Munich (DE) – 13 Mars- 11 Mai 2014

 SCHMUCK 2014 – Munich – 12-18 Mars 2014

Staatlichen Antikensammlungen, Preisverleihung mineralART 2014

« between layers – Innenwelten des Achats »
“between layers – worlds within agate”

The prize-giving will take place on Thursday, 13 March 2014, as part of a celebratory event inside the Munich State Collection of Antiques. The competition-winning pieces and other outstanding works will be on display here during SCHMUCK 2014 and until 11 May 2014 during museum opening hours.

After the opening, please join the CURRENT OBSESSION PARTY!!! :
Thursday, 13th March 2014, 9 – 12 pm
84 GHz, Georgenstraße 84, Munich

Award ceremony & opening: Thursday, 13th March 2014, 7:00 pm
State Collection of Antiques, Königsplatz, Munich.

 mineralART 2014 is proud to present the work of following artists in Munich :

Claudia Adam — Penka Arabova-Pasheva — Paula Bahadian — Frans Beelen — Tereza Borlova –
Carolin Denter — Katharina Dettar — Patrícia Domingues — Matthias Dyer — Tanja Emmert – Elvira Golombosi — Lina Goltsios — Elena Gorbunova — Taehee In — Levani Jishkariani — Christina Karababa – Yeonkyung Kim — Beate Klockmann — Karina Lazauskaitė — Typhaine Le Monnier — Tianqi Li –  Cristina Martí Mató –  Judy McCaig — Viktoria Münzker – Tom Munsteiner — Julia Obermaier — Ruudt Peters — Hester Popma-van de Kolk — Sari Räthel — Philip Sajet — Nils Schmalenbach — Kvetoslava Flora Sekanova –  Giovanni Sicuro — Supavee Sirinkraporn — Jörg Stoffel — Karen Vanmol — Karol Weisslechner — Zindzi Wijminga — Getter Ziugand   ………..

An overwhelming number of 275 pieces by 161 participants ………………

Annamaria Zanella

Sari Räthel

Li Tianqi

Tatjana Giorgadse

Julia Obermaier

Giovanni Sicuro

Philip Sajet

 

 

Staatlichen Antikensammlungen
Königsplatz 1
80333 München
www.mineralart.de
Di-So 10-17, Mi 10-20 Uhr

 

 

EXPO ‘Papallona / Mariposa / Butterfly’ – Museu de Ciències Naturals de Granollers, Granollers (Spain) – 29 Nov. 2013 – 2 Mars 2014

Papallona / Mariposa / Butterfly

Museu de Ciències Naturals de Granollers

Check the online catalogue here

Paticipating artists:
Adriano Castoro — Alexander Blank — Ana Toledo — Andrea Wagner – Anne Wiedau — Annika Lange — Arek Wolski — Atsuko Fujishima — Attai Chen — Atty Tantivit — Beate Klockmann — Bernhard Schobinger — Bruno Sievering Tornow — Chiara Scarpitti — Christina Karababa — Cristina Martí Mató — Chang Wei Hsuan — Dana Seachuga — David Bielander — Davide Zambon — Diana Tipoia — Donald Friedlich – Edu Tarín — Emi Fukuda — Eva Burton — Fanny Agnier – Felieke Ven Der Leest – Florie Dupont — Francesca Ferrario — Gabi Dziuba — Gésine Hackenberg — Grego García — Gregory Larin — Hans-Joachim Härtel — Hector Lasso – Helen Britton — Herman Hermsen — Horst Feiler – Hu Jun — Jiro Kamata — Jordi Sànchez – Karina Lazauskaite — Karl Fritsch – Karolina Bik – Katharina Dettar — Kathleen Fink — Katja Prins – Kecskés Orsolya – Kvetoslava Flora Sekanova — Lisa Walker – Maarja Niinemägi — Manon Van Kouswijk – Manuel Vilhena — Mari Ishikawa – María Mamkaeva – Marina Elenskaya/Christian Van Der Kaap — Marta Roca Solé — Martin Wipperfürth — Martina Pont — Martina Tornow — Melanie Isverding — Mirei Takeuchi — Montserrat Lacomba — Natalie Luder – Nicolás Estrada – Nina Sajet –  Noon Passama – Otto Künzli — Patrícia Domingues — Pavel Opocenský — Peter Skubic — Petr Dvorak – Petra Zimmerman — Philip Sajet – Ramon Puig Cuyás — Robean Visschers – Rosa Nogués Freixas — Rudolf Kocea — Ryuichiro Nakamura –  Sandra Murray – Sara Shahak – Sehee Um –  Silvia Walz — Simone Knust –  Slawomir Fijalkowski — Stefan Heuser — Stefan Todorov – Stefano Marchetti — Surasekk Yushiwat — Suzan Rezac — Tabea Reulecke — Taweesak Molsawat — Terhi Tolvanen –  Theodora Vasilopoulou –  Therese Hilbert — Thomas Dierks — Ulrich Reithofer – Uta Feiler — Vera Siemund — Volker Atrops — Xavier Monclús.

Arek Wolski – Brooch: Untitled, 2013 -  Steel pins

Philip Sajet – ring  Papallona/Butterfly, 2013  Niello on silver, enamel on silver, gold

Ulrich Reithofer – Ring: Grey on green with gold butterfly, 2013 – Jade, rock crystal, gold leaf

Marta Roca Solé – Pendant: Madame butterfly, 2013 – Glued newspaper, oxidised silver, cotton thread

 Fanny Agnier – « papallona » ring

Beate Klockmann - ‘papallona d’or’ brooch 

Christina Karababa (GR) ‘crisalide’ pendentif

 Karolina Bik -  ‘graphium’ ring – peridot, argent oxydé

Montserrat Lacomba - broche ‘papallona blanca’ – cobre, esmalte

Katharina Dettar - brooch – labradorite, or

Gesine Hackenberg – ‘papallona de mandarina’ brooch – cuivre

 

Museu de Ciències Naturals de Granollers
Carrer de Palaudàries 102
08402 – Granollers
Spain
Telephone: [phone]
website: www.museugranollersciencies.org
mail: [e-mail]

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

but ….   WHAT PRIZES can you win ??????????????????????????????????????????????????

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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

EXPO ‘Mariposa/papallona/Butterfly’ – Amaranto joies, Barcelona (ES) – 4 Avril-18 Mai 2013

Mariposa/Papallona/Butterfly

Una exposición comisariada por PHILIP SAJET

 55 creadores = 55 mariposas

Philip Sajet

“There are as many butterflies as that are people, probably even many more.

Mystica tells us, that departed souls sometimes return as butterflies to comfort and reasure us.

But whatever the case, one thing is sure in this life they live short.

They are light and extremely agile and in the eyes of some are considered as very beautiful

The only animal who looks alive while not being it.

That is their tragedy. To be pinned on a board. 

The butterfly for the artist is also a metaphor for life.

How big or small, how light or heavy do you make it?

It was my personal curiosity to ask artists whose work fascinate / intrigue me to show me their Butterfly.

Yes almost as intimate as this question sounds, so intimate in a way it is.”   Philip Sajet

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Petr Dvorak - Garnet/garnet/Butterfly 

My garnet/garnet/titanium butterfly is a transformation of my perception of the world, my vision of impressions, desires and illusions. Within each of us is a butterfly

Peter Skubic - Butterfly  2013

The pieces is a butterfly in my still. It means the reflecting steel-sheats makes the piece as well as invisible,
because mirrors are invisible. You can only see the reflection of the surface and the colour and imagine spaces.
I make it from a suggestion of Philip Sajet.

Patricia Domingues  Descanso – broche Fotografía Manuel Ocaña

 Ramon Puig Cuyàs – “Rerum natura I”

Vera Siemund
I always liked to mix different quotations in my pieces.

To do a butterfly seemed to be very easy, but suddenly this insect really gave me problems. It became so serious but at the same time too sweet. I had to leave nature immediately and go back to the topics I am familiar with.

Manon Van Kouswijk Butterfly.

Originally made for the 10 year anniversary of PEAH, a jewellery label run by Felix Lindner and Samantha Font-Sala.

Fanny Agnier Butterfly

Philip Sajet

Andrea Wagner – Lepidoptera Reef Enclave

Lisa Walker

Robean Visschers – butter-fly brooch

As a child I was already wondering how « things » got their name. Sometimes a word or a name is a combination of 2 or more words. also in the case of the Butterfly. Why?? I combined a pack of butter with a fly. Quess what? It doesnt look like a butterfly. For me its a strang name for a beautiful animal.

Silvia Walz -   Morpho con alas desplegadas –

El morpho es una mariposa azul que vive la mayor parte del tiempo en el bosque con las alas plegadas. Sin embargo cuando esta en búsqueda de compañero, sale de su escondite, desplega las alas y vuela en lo alto.

Atty Tantivit – Lepidopterophobia

Gregory Larin

Florie Dupont

 Eva Burton Heteroneuma

Tabea Reulecke

Beate Klockmann   Gold Butterfly

Grego García

 

Edu Tarin  – Alas

La crisálida dejó su esqueleto olvidado para ver nacer las alas de mariposa. Alas que llevará a través del viento. Alas que el cuerpo posee y que maneja a su antojo.

Chang Wei Hsuan

Manuel Vilhena  The brooch comes with a book, The book is (ia a way) the statement for the piece. Fotografía Neumuller

Surasekk Yushiwat Butterfly Effect. The keyword of this product come from question “Butterfly colors this world but how they color anyone who wear t-shirts ?”. The graphic of butterfly effect come from difference movements during daily routine activity of wearer in each days, so there are no cliché graphical.

 

Amaranto joies
Sant Domènec 23
08012 Barcelona
tel. [phone]
[e-mail]
www.amarantojoies.com

 

 

EXPO ‘Borax08001′ – The Deutsches Goldschmiedehaus, Hanau (DE) – 14 Mars-28 Avril 2013

Bórax08001… una vez más!.  Asociación de Joyeria Artística -

Bórax08001.. One more time!

at  Association for Goldsmiths’ Art. Hanau (Germany) – 14 mars-28 avril

Working in a multicultural group of 10 artists from eight nationalities enables the collective BORAX08001 to develop Artist Jewellery projects, which are not limited to a collection with its’ respective group exhibition, but it grants them the liberty to invent different ways to catch the publics’ attention outside the context usually defined.
That being a high street, a square, a museum, a workshop or a bar … public places that have all seen performances directed to one purpose: Make known BORAX08001’ work and idea of jewellery as art applied to the body to a public as wide as possible. The collective is conscious that opportunities need to be generated and that together they can reach bigger goals with a broader projection.

 

Artists: Carolina Gimeno — Carolina Martínez Linares — Trinidad Contreras — Aline Berdichevsky — Gastón Rois — Dalia Jurado — Nelly Van Oost — Patrìcia Correia Domingues — Andrea Nabholz — Cristina Martí Mató

 Aline Berdichevsky 

Gaston Rois « Cinco ya puesta »

Patricia Domingues – Landscape 3 Necklace

Nelly Van Oost  Earrings: Rencontre 8 2012  Silver, new silver, paint

Carolina Martínez  Necklace: Encefalo 2009  Bullseye glass, silver, stainless steel

Andrea Nabholz García  Necklace: Hex 7 serie 2010  Porcelain, silver

Carolina Gimeno  Brooch: Welfare Nº 1 2012  Leather, fabrics, copper, silver  8,5 x 13,5 x 3 cm

Trinidad Contreras

Dalia Jurado -  « Lilith and the Loves Affairs » Brooch

Cristina Martí Mató

 

The Deutsches Goldschmiedehaus
Innenstadt
Altstädter Markt 6
63450 – Hanau
Germany
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
website: www.gfg-hanau.de
website: www.hanau.de/kultur/museen
mail: [e-mail]

 

EXPO ‘Junger Designmarkt’ – Trier (DE) – 14 Juill. 2012 – 10-17h

Fachhochschule Esd Idar-Oberstein : Dont miss the « Junger Designmarkt » in Trier next Saturday (10 am to 5 pm) close to Porta Nigra. 16 graduates and students of our department will shown their jewellery

Junger Designmarkt vor dem Stadtmuseum Simeonstift in Trier anläßlich der Ausstellung « Zierrat-Sieraad » am 14. Juli, von 10-17 Uhr (im Trierer Brunnenhof direkt hinter der Porta Nigra) :

 

Esther Fuchs — Marion Henné — Kristina Boneva — Antje Stolz — Tabea Reulecke — Sylvia Schmitt-Haubrich — Eva Slotta — Deborah Rudolph — Hildegard Rösch — Tanja Emmert — Sina Emrich — Simone Drechsel — Cristina Martí Mató — Anne Wiedau — Julia Quitz — Hector Lasso

Antje Stolz & her creations

Anne Wiedau ring –  Idar-Oberstein

Eva Slotta – ‘berlin clouds #1′ – Brooch, Unique item 2011 – Agate, Synthetic Amethyst, Silver – Idar-Oberstein.

Tanja Emmert – brooch

Deborah Rudolph, Brooch, 2010  « Stein auf Stein »

Hector Lasso   Ring Diamond – (cuttlefish casting)

Tabea Reulecke dreamer brooch

 

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EXPO ‘Oh My! Edition Spéciale’ – Gallery Caroline Van Hoek, Bruxelles (BE) – 5-25 Juill. 2012

Oh My! Spécial Edition 16 artists from Idar-Oberstein

Oh My! Edition Spéciale 16 artistes d’Idar-Oberstein à Bruxelles 05/07/12 – 25/07/12

This is a special edition of « Oh My! » I will present 16 international artists connected to Idar-Oberstein. It will be a show held at the Gallery Caroline Van Hoek (57 rue Van Eyck, Bruxelles)  from the 5th to 25th July 2012.
You are all invited to the opening on Thursday 5th July  from 18h to 21h

Voici une édition spécial de « Oh My! » Je vous présenterai 16 artistes internationaux connectés à Idar-Oberstein. Cette exposition sera présentée à la galerie Caroline Van Hoek (57 rue Van Eyck, Bruxelles) du 5 au 25 juillet 2012.

Vous êtes cordialement invités au vernissage le Jeudi 5 Juillet de 18h à 21h.

With | Avec :
Levan Jishkariani  — Cherry Boonyapan   — Patrìcia Correia Domingues   — Edu Tarín   — Nicolas Estrada  — Katharina Dettar  — Carmen Hauser  –  Barbora Dzuráková  — Petr Dvorak  — Cristina Martí Mató  — Alexander Friedrich  — Matthias Dyer  — Penka Arabova  — Taehee In  — Tatjana Giorgadse — Sabine Conrad

 

  Barbora Dzuráková – brooch 2010

Barbora Dzuráková – brooch « H(a)unting Truth » – 2011 Cherry Boonyapan – My_milk_web

Cherry Boonyapan – « Remember me Berlin »

Cherry Boonyapan

Edu Tarín broche – serie Palingenesia – Serie 3. Sujeto D, 2011   – Brooch; Painted brass.

Taehee In Taehee In

Taehee In rings

Katharina Dettar – necklace  ‘Memento Mori’, 2009, paper, wax, pigment, stone, silver Nicolas Estrada « blood »

Matthias Dyer  Kette  Lapislazuli, Kunststoff, Lack, Silber, Stahl

 

 

Gallery Caroline Van Hoek
57 rue Van Eyck, Bruxelles