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22/09/2015

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

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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.

BÓRAX 08001: Celebrando 5 años.

Artist list   Aline BerdichevskyTrinidad ContrerasPatrícia Correia DominguesCarolina GimenoDalia JuradoCristina Marti MatóCarolina Martinez LinaresAndrea NabholzGastón RoisNelly 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..

BoraxConference 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

 

01/03/2015

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

Borax08001 welcome you to join us for the opening of Arritmianext 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.

Arritmia

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  Nelly Van Oost - brooches

 Aline Berdichevsky Light vessels 1  Aline Berdichevsky – Light vessels 1

Andrea Nabholz Andrea Nabholz

Gaston RoisGaston Rois

Trinidad ContrerasTrinidad Contreras

Bórax08001 - Cristina Marti Mato _ SwingersCristina Marti Mato _ Swingers

Bórax08001 - Carolina Martinez LinaresCarolina Martinez Linares

 

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

23/08/2013

Bórax08001 Tombola in Paris – 19-21 Sept. 2013

 

bannière Circuits Bijoux 

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

Bórax08001 Tombola in Paris!  The Bórax08001 collective will stroll in Paris on September (19-21 sept) - - X
but ….   WHAT PRIZES can you win ??????????????????????????????????????????????????
Aline Berdichevsky - "Niche 19"
Aline Berdichevsky – « Niche 19″ brooch
Andrea Nabholz
Andrea Nabholz necklace
Carolina Gimeno - Encounter 3
Carolina Gimeno – « Encounter 3″ brooch
Carolina Martínez Linares - Schüchternheit
Carolina Martínez Linares – « Schüchternheit » necklace
Cristina Martí Mató
Cristina Martí Mató earrings
Dalia Jurado
Dalia Jurado earrings
Gastón Rois
Gastón Rois necklace
Nelly van Oost
Nelly van Oost brooch
Patrìcia Correia Domingues
Patrìcia Correia Domingues brooch
Trinidad Contreras - Wind Canteen
Trinidad Contreras – « Wind Canteen » brooch

09/03/2013

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.

 Bórax08001... una vez más!. Asociación de Joyeria Artística- Hanau (Alemania)  Bórax08001.. One more time! Association for Goldsmiths' Art. Hanau (Germany) - 14 mars-28 avril

Artists: Carolina GimenoCarolina Martínez LinaresTrinidad ContrerasAline BerdichevskyGastón RoisDalia JuradoNelly Van OostPatrìcia Correia DominguesAndrea NabholzCristina Martí Mató

 Aline Berdichevsky (Borax08001) - Untitled, jewellery pieceAline Berdichevsky 

Gaston Rois "Cinco ya puesta" (Borax08001)Gaston Rois « Cinco ya puesta »

Landscape 3 Necklace by Patricia Domingues (Borax08001)Patricia Domingues Landscape 3 Necklace
BORAX08001 - Nelly Van Oost  Earrings: Rencontre 8 2012  Silver, new silver, paintNelly Van Oost  Earrings: Rencontre 8 2012  Silver, new silver, paint
ABORAX08001 - Carolina Martínez  Necklace: Encefalo 2009  Bullseye glass, silver, stainless steelCarolina Martínez  Necklace: Encefalo 2009  Bullseye glass, silver, stainless steel
BORAX08001 - Andrea Nabholz García  Necklace: Hex 7 serie 2010  Porcelain, silverAndrea Nabholz García  Necklace: Hex 7 serie 2010  Porcelain, silver
BORAX08001 - Carolina Gimeno  Brooch: Welfare Nº 1 2012  Leather, fabrics, copper, silver  8,5 x 13,5 x 3 cmCarolina Gimeno  Brooch: Welfare Nº 1 2012  Leather, fabrics, copper, silver  8,5 x 13,5 x 3 cm
Jewelry by Trinidad ContrerasTrinidad Contreras
Dalia Jurado -  "Lilith and the Loves Affairs" BroochDalia Jurado -  « Lilith and the Loves Affairs » Brooch
Cristina Martí Mató (BORAX08001)Cristina Martí Mató

 

The Deutsches Goldschmiedehaus
Innenstadt
Altstädter Markt 6
63450 – Hanau
Germany
Telephone: +49 (0) 6181 2565-56
Fax: +49 (0) 6181 2565-54
website: www.gfg-hanau.de
website: www.hanau.de/kultur/museen
mail: gfg-hanau@t-online.de


 

22/04/2012

VALENCIA … MELTING POINT – EXPO ‘Bórax08001 & Viruthiers’ – Valencia (SP) – 3 mai-3 Juin 2012

3 mayo/3 junio Instint Col.lectiu. Bórax08001 & Viruthiers
Inauguración: 4 mayo, 19.30 h. (dixit Melting point)
Inauguració: dijous 3 de maig a les 19.30h (dixit Centro de Cultura) ………

VALENCIA … MELTING POINT – EXPO 'Bórax08001 & Viruthiers' - Valencia (SP) - 3 mai-3 Juin 2012 dans Aline BERDICHEVSKY (MX) activitat1597
Fragment of a piece of jewellery by Trinidad ContrerasFragment of a piece of jewellery by Aline BerdichevskyFragment of a piece of jewellery by Gastón Rois
Trinidad Contreras                      Aline Berdichevsky                       Gastón Rois
Fragment of a piece of jewellery by Carolina MartínezFragment of a piece of jewellery by Carolina GimenoFragment of a piece of jewellery by Dalia Jurado
Carolina Martínez                      Carolina Gimeno                     Dalia Jurado
Fragment of a piece of jewellery by Nelly van OostFragment of a piece of jewellery by Patricia DominguesFragment of a piece of jewellery by Andrea Nabholz
Nelly van Oost                              Patricia Domingues                  Andrea Nabholz
Fragment of a piece of jewellery by Cristina Martí MatóFragment of a piece of jewellery by Diana Rolo
Cristina Martí Mató                 Diana Rolo


Conferences by Bórax08001 and European premiere of the Jewellery Displaced audiovisual : 
We cordially invite you to attend the conferences we will be offering soon in Barcelona and Valencia, Spain. We will talk about the origin, workings and projects of the Bórax08001 collective of contemporary artistic jewellers. As a part of these events, we will project the audiovisual Jewellery Displaced, recently premiered in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Sunday, May 6th, 2012 at 1 pm at el Salón de Actos, MuVIM (Museu Valencià de la Il·lustració i de la Modernitat) as part of the conferences within the Melting Point 2012. C/ Quevedo 10, Valencia, Spain.

Bórax08001 audiovisual entitled Jewellery Displaced
Centre de Cultura Contemporània Octubre  (CCC Octubre)
Sant Ferran 12 – Valencia – España
Lunes a viernes de 09.00 a 21.00 h.
sábados de 09.00 a 14.00 h.
Centre de Cultura Contemporània Octubre  (CCC Octubre)
C/ Sant Ferran, 12 – 46001 València. Tel. (0034) 96 315 77 99
Lunes a viernes de 09.00 a 21.00 h.
sábados de 09.00 a 14.00 h.

27/10/2011

B-SIDE Festival – 2nd Edition – Amsterdam – 3-6 Nov. 2011

B-side DownTown Art Jewellery Festival:
An energetic, self-created festival for jewellery artists. It brings together a series of jewellery exhibitions and performances on different locations throughout the city of Amsterdam.
contact us at  info@min-association.com

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B-side DownTownArtJewellery Festival is an energetic, self-created festival for jewellery artists. The 2nd edition takes place from the 3rd until the 6th of November 2011 and brings together a series of jewellery exhibitions and performances in the city of Amsterdam. This event is initiated by min-association; Maaike Ebbinge – Iris Tsante – Noémie Doge,

who graduated from Amsterdam’s Gerrit Rietveld Academy in 2007 and 2008.
B-side gives artists the opportunity to explore new ways of showing their jewellery to the world. Each artist is encouraged to take responsibility for his of her own part in a bigger chain or route.
B-side emphasises the festive side of a festival and celebrate the art of jewellery. The aim of the festival is to show different ways of presenting and thinking about art jewellery through exhibitions and performances. It allows exploration of spaces that aren’t usually used for exhibition purposes, for example parks, ateliers, bicycles, empty buildings, a living room, a café or the back of a car.
B-side happens simultaneously with other inspiring jewellery events in Amsterdam.
B-side shows designs that go very much beyond mass-produced jewellery. It shows an artistic way of presenting and dealing with jewellery. The value of this jewellery is not defined by precious metals, but by their visual force and strong concept.
There are many jewellery artists working in Amsterdam. Three of the four most renowned Dutch jewellery galleries are based here, and the jewellery department of the Rietveld Academy is well-k

nown for its active students and teachers. We are very happy to be able to celebrate Amsterdam’s special connection to jewellery with this special platform for art jewellery.
B-side, another side of jewellery.
 
B-side DownTownArtJewellery Festival is organised by: min-association.com (Maaike Ebbinge, Iris Tsante & Noémie Doge)

We are proud to announce the following artists who participate to the second edition:

Fanny AgnierFrancisca BauzaAline BerdichevskyDinie BesemsLisa BjörkePatxi CalvoNoémie CastilloTrinidad ContrerasBea CorreaMarie DebrinayVanessa de GruijterMorgane De KlerkNoemie DogePatricia  DominguesFlorie DupontMaaike EbbingePia FarrugiaJantje FleischhutAurore De GeerGerrit Rietveld AcademyCarolina GimenoAntje GodglückFien de GraafCécile GuenatDana HakimIsabelle HertzeisenRory HooperJeannette JansenHanna JorisDalia JuradoJelle KampenKatharina KatarosAviv Kinel Oya KozaciogluMuriel LangGregory LarinMuriel LaurentChristiaan LebensDorothée LoustalotTehila LeviJorge ManillaEmanuel ManoloCarolina Martinez LinaresCristina Martí MatóMärta MattssonAude MedoriAndrea NabholzGitte NygaardMichal OrenChristina Pauls Galatée PestreGaston RoisAlicia RosseletKobi RothNina SajetLucy SarneelDana SeachugaConstanze SchreiberNolia ShaktiSteinbeisserDeganit Stern SchockenLuisa SchwarzPatricia ThomazoVivi TouloumidiIris TsanteNelly Van OostAriëtte van Osnabrugge & Jack Van OsnabruggeEdda Vardimon GudnasonLaurence VerdierJulia WalterCaro WeissLucie ZampovaArnaud Zill

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Bea Correa   D.I.Y GOD Charm Chain (buy now)

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Christiaan Lebens & Fien de Graaf, Artist in Residence Galerie Marzee :

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Christiaan LebensBroche Ode to Imperfection, 2010 Materiaal: polyurethaan, zilver, parels

Skins
Christiaan Lebens and Fien de Graaf worked with the same subjects for some time.  Both fascinated by the dominant ideals surrounding beauty and the layers we create around the physical self. They decided to bring their work together.

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Maaike Ebbinge, Iris Tsante & Noémie Doge (min-association.com)

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Where the heart is

”Strong wind in the face, the sea roaring loudly, lots of curious materials hidden in the sand, my thoughts explore the freedom of space. This is where the heart is, this is where my jewellery pieces are born.” M.E.

“I like working intensively with materials. When the materials start “speaking” and taking their own way, that is where their heart is.” I.T.

“I search for hidden stories by dismantling forgotten relics; I reinvent them picking up the pieces; I’m a treasure hunter, ferreting where their heart is. ” N.D.

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lelletje : All our earrings are designed by well-known Avant-Garde designers  .A pair of earrings is never an adornment in itself. They are inspired by bright ideas which gives birth to a range of creations. (you can find the earrings from Dinie Besems)

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Patricia Thomazo- broche - plexiglas, silver

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expo « What’s Yours? » par A⁶ collectiveA⁶ = Noémie Castillo, Aurore De Geer, Cécile Guenat, Alicia Rosselet, Luisa Schwarz, Arnaud Zill
For the B-Side Festival, the Collective A⁶ offers you an entry into the world of creation, allowing you to compose, decompose, recompose… Through a specially designed booklet of illustrations, assemble your own unique combination that could become real…

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Expo: WHAT’S YOURS?
3.-6. November 2011
Lauriergracht 160 – AMSTERDAM

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 Underwater
We are Isabelle Hertzeisen & Dorothée Loustalot, two young jewelry designers from Switzerland. On the occasion of the B-side festival, we are going to collaborate with the candyshop Pappabubble. In the “Underwater-designed” shop window, you will discover our jewelry pieces as well as other special stuff!

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Papabubble, Caramels Artesans, Haarlemmerdijk 70
Open Friday: 13:00-18:00, Saturday: 10:00-17:00, 
Sunday: Window exhibition

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Galatée Pestre, Laurence Verdier and Aude Medori : et que sonne le GLA !
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OBA Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam (4th floor),
Oosterdokskade 143 
Open all days: 10:00-10:00   -  artists presence: 11:00-15:00

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Bracelets bulle de Galatée Pestre – Bagues cadavre exquis de Laurence Verdier – Bague menu d’Aude Medori

Jewellery from Words
The girls from GLA love to play with words, having each their own process in jewellery making, which in their hands, becomes both profound and funny. Galatée Pestre tells the importance of jewellery with signs, while Laurence Verdier explores sensuality, and  Aude Medori shows  commitment to adornment.

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Julia Walter & Antje Godglück

Studio Babel, Derde Kostverlorenkade 35
Open Thursday: 13:00 – 18:00, Friday – Sunday: 13:00 – 19:00

B-SIDE Festival - 2nd Edition - Amsterdam - 3-6 Nov. 2011 dans A6 collective (CH)(Antje Godglück necklace – Julia Walter brooch)

News from Nowhere
We met by coincidence, we drifted apart, we found each other again. Now we are here! Meet us in Julia’s atelier and have a look at what we create in moments of love, happiness, confusion and madness.

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Nolia Shakti & Lucie Zampova

19 Pieter Jacobszstraat
Open Thursday-Friday 13:00-19:00,  Saturday 11.00 – 18.00, Sunday 12.00-18.00

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Nolia Shakti - ‘Odessa’ – Necklace, 2011 – Nespresso Capsules, gold
Same same but different
The collection of Nolia Shakti focuses on modern society values. The collection “Throw away Gold” is made out of Nespresso capsules and gold.

Lucie Zampova will present, for the first time, her collection of jewellery inspired by her trip to Hong Kong, the striking differences between the modern and old fashioned way of life in this metropolis

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MIN-Association presented B-side Festival in Head-Geneva
Min-association is happy to invite you to the lecture of B-side DownTownArtJewellery festival in Jewellery Design and Accessories Department in Geneva on monday 20th. of June 2011 at James-Fazy.
HEAD-Geneva University of Art and Design
Bd. James-Fazy 15, 1201 Geneva
www.hesge/head

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Muzenplein 2
open thursday-sunday 14:00-20:00
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 Headquarters: HYM concept store Magna Plaza Shoppingcenter- 2nd floor Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 182
Amsterdam, Netherlands
You can find information of the different exhibitions on www.bsidefestival.nl
Free maps are available at B-side’s headquarters:
HYM concept store

 

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17/09/2011

EXPO ‘Young Jewellery Art from Barcelona’ – Galerie Pilartz, Cologne (DE) – 18 Sept.-5 Nov. 2011

 

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The Escola Massana: A confectioner’s dream.

1929 – In the year of the World Exhibition in Barcelona the school first opened its doors. The wealthy confectioner Augustí Massana was its generous donor and founded the academy for design in industry and artisan craftworks. With this he anticipated the future connection of industry and arts and set on design early on.

 

Presenting work by:
Alejandra Solar, Auba Pont, Dalia Jurado, Gaston Rois, Begoña Prats, Trinidad Contreras, Silvia Walz, Ramon Puig Cuyás

 

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Silvia WalzBalduins Haus – brooch – silver, copper, enamel

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Begoña Prats - Brooches ‘Live on Mars 3′ – Copper, paint- 2011

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Dalia JuradoOnirius Pendant. Oxided alpaca and silver.

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Alejandra Solar

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Auba Pont – Brooch: Bi-realitas-1 – Painted wood, polyurethane resin, silver, steel

 

 

Galerie Pilartz
Zeughausstrasse 10
50667 – Cologne
Germany
Telephone: +49 (0)221-168 268 77
website: www.pilartz.com
mail: info@pilartz.com

03/08/2011

EXPO ‘What do you have in your hands?’ – Micromundi Museum, Besalu (ES) – 30 Juill.-11 Sept. 2011

Bórax08001 takes to the streets again!

This time, Bórax08001 went to the picturesque town of Besalú in Catalonia to talk to the inhabitants of this medieval jewel (pun intended!) and ask them: What do you have in your hands?

The reactions of the kind persons of Besalú, as well as the jewels Bórax08001 used for this action, can be visited at the Micromundi Museum, alongside the fabulous collection of miniatures, from July 30 to September 11, 2011.

 

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Micromundi
Museu de Miniatures i Microminiatures de Besalú
Pl. Prat de St. Pere, 15,
17850 Besalú  (Cataluña – ESP)
Tel. +34 972591842

11/06/2011

EXPO ‘¡Genial! New Jewelry from Spain’ – Velvet da Vinci Gallery, USA – 15 Juin-17 Juill. 2011

La nueva joyería en España

All images from ¡Genial!  New Jewelry from Spain at Velvet da Vinci Gallery,

La galería Velvet da Vinci reúne en la exposición ¡Genial! a 18 artistas de diferentes generaciones representativos de la joyería contemporánea española en la actualidad; aunque de orígenes diversos todos ellos tienen en común su relación con Barcelona.
Repasando la geografía española observamos que se impone la tradición más conservadora y, en gran medida, prevalece la idea de que el valor de la joya recae principalmente en el valor del material con el que está hecha. Las nuevas joyas ya no son necesariamente de metales y piedras preciosas, sino que los artistas joyeros utilizan toda clase de técnicas y materiales como madera, plástico, esmaltes, porcelana, resinas, hueso, tejidos, viejos objetos, fotografías, etcétera para atraer la atención del espectador, otra característica que las distingue es el tamaño, lejos de estar sujetas a una regla, las medidas de estas joyas pueden causar sorpresa y así encontrarnos por ejemplo con enormes broches que funcionan como una escultura ya que buena parte del valor artístico de las piezas viene dado por el trabajo conceptual que encierra cada una de ellas.
Los nuevos conceptos de joyería se han ido introduciendo poco a poco en nuestro país a través de las escuelas y galerías que se encuentran principalmente en Barcelona y su área de influencia. Esta ciudad mediterránea, cruce de caminos y puerta hacia Europa, de mentalidad abierta al conocimiento de nuevas propuestas, está impregnada de dinamismo creativo y actividad comercial, por cuyo motivo muchos joyeros procedentes, sobretodo, de diferentes lugares de España y de Latinoamérica así como del resto de Europa y del mundo en general coinciden en este punto en algún momento de su trayectoria artística para participar en exposiciones, compartir experiencias, ampliar estudios o, simplemente, buscar inspiración.
La joyería entendida como objeto artístico, como una reflexión original y única, va ocupando un espacio que hasta hace poco en España estaba vacío. Nuevas galerías, ferias especializadas, workshops, exposiciones y conferencias sirven para conectar con el público y atraer a nuevos coleccionistas. A pesar de que nos queda un gran camino por recorrer, sobretodo si comparamos nuestra situación con la de los países del norte de Europa, seguimos avanzando y las nuevas herramientas de comunicación permiten que nos aproximemos cada vez más deprisa al resto del mundo.
Contar historias, reinterpretar símbolos, ensalzar la naturaleza, representar paisajes de la memoria, buscar la sorpresa, indagar en las tradiciones, motivar la reflexión y enlazar elementos geométricos son sólo algunos de los argumentos de los que se sirven estos artistas para la realización de sus joyas. Ramon Puig Cuyàs hace referencia a una arquitectura ligera a través de sus composiciones armónicas construídas con líneas y planos que se interseccionan creándose espacios que invitan a un recorrido desde diferentes puntos de vista. En las piezas de Judy McCaig aparecen elementos figurativos que se repiten y la imagen de los pájaros acaba convirtiéndose en un símbolo que evoca el movimiento y la libertad. En sus joyas Grego García Tebar transporta sentimientos engarzando sus sueños en ellas para que éstos acaben depositados en la memoria. Silvia Walz nos acerca a los tiempos escolares de cuando nos iniciábamos en el estudio de la geometría.
Desde las propuestas más conceptuales a las más formales en el conjunto de los artistas participantes, algunos de los más significados de la joyería contemporánea española, encontramos trabajos realizados con materiales muy diversos como metales, madera, porcelana, resina, esmaltes o tejidos. Teniendo siempre en cuenta el diálogo permanente entre el cuerpo humano y la joya viven sumergidos en sus procesos creativos enriqueciendo el conocimiento, experimentando con materiales y buscando nuevos recursos para, a través de sus diferentes lenguajes, elaborar pequeñas obras de arte como las reunidas en esta exposición las cuales son una clara muestra de lo que se está haciendo actualmente en nuestro país, un trabajo heterogéneo sin marcadas líneas comunes emanando libertad. (Montserrat Lacomba Barcelona, May 2011)

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Gemma Draper The Floating Knot necklace

 

Contemporary Spanish Jewelry
Velvet da Vinci Gallery has curated an exhibition entitled ¡Genial! presenting 18 artists of different generations who represent contemporary Spanish jewelry. Though the artists’ backgrounds are varied, all have a common link with Barcelona.
When contemplating Spanish jewelry, it is obvious that the most conservative tradition plays a major role along with the idea that the value of a piece of jewelry is found mostly in the value of the material from which it is made. These traditions still hold true to a great extent. The new jewelry, however, isn’t necessarily made from precious metals and stones, but today’s jeweler artists use all kinds of technologies and materials like wood, plastic, enamels, porcelain, resins, bones, fabrics, found objects, photographs, etcetera to attract the attention of the spectator. Another characteristic that distinguishes them is size. Far from being subject to a rule, the sizes of these jewels can provoke surprise. For example, we can see enormous brooches as if they were sculptures since a large part of the artistic value of such pieces is thanks to the conceptual ideas that surround each of them.
Such new concepts of jewelry have been introduced to our country little by little through schools and galleries that are found mostly in Barcelona and its sphere of influence. This Mediterranean city, which is the crossroads between Spain and Europe, has an open mind to knowledge of new ideas. It is impregnated with dynamic creative and commercial activity, and it is that motive that draws many jewelers from other parts of Spain and Latin America, as well as from the rest of Europe and the world in general, to travel there at some time in their artistic trajectories to take part in exhibitions, share experiences, to study or simply to look for inspiration.
To think of jewelry as an artistic object, as an original and unique reflection, is occupying a space that in Spain had been empty even in recent times. New galleries, fairs specific to contemporary jewelry, workshops, exhibitions and conferences have been good for making a connection with the public and attracting new collectors. Even though we still have a long, hard road to follow, especially when comparing our situation to that in other Northern European countries, we forge ahead with new communication tools allowing us to quickly become closer to the rest of the world.
Telling stories, reinterpreting symbols, celebrating nature, representing memories, seeking surprise, investigating traditions, motivating the reflection and joining of geometrical elements are but a few of the arguments these artists pursue for the accomplishment of their jewels. Ramon Puig Cuyàs refers to an airy architecture through his harmonic compositions constructed with lines and planes that are intercut to create spaces that invite us to tour from different points of view. In Judy McCaig’s pieces, there appear figurative elements that repeat themselves to then become completed by the image of birds that becomes a symbol to evoke movement and freedom. In her jewels, Grego García Tebar transports feelings from her dreams by connecting them with her jewels so those feelings become deposited in our memories. Silvia Walz takes us back to our school days when we were beginning a study of geometry.
From the most conceptual to the most formal among the participating artists, all of those represented are among the most significant in Spanish jewelry. We find works realized with very diverse materials including metals, wood, porcelain, resin, enamels or fabric. Always keeping in mind the permanent dialog between the human body and the piece of jewelry, these artists live immersed in their creative processes, enriching the greater knowledge, experimenting with materials, and looking for new resources across different languages to elaborate small pieces of art such as those assembled in this exhibition. They are distinct examples of what is being done nowadays in our country — heterogeneous work without obvious lines of demarcation, based on freedom. (Montserrat Lacomba -Translation by R. Weis)

 

Participating artists:
Rinaldo AlvarezCarmen AmadorAline BerdichevskyTrinidad ContrerasPilar CotterGemma DraperNicolas EstradaGrego Garcia TebarCarolina GimenoDalia JuradoEnric MajoralJudy McCaigMarc Monzó Silvia WalzElisabeth PuigRamón Puig CuyàsGastón RoisEstela Saez

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Judy McCaig- Brooch « Through Night and Day »

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Aline Berdichevsky « Reconstruction 4″ 

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Dalia Jurado « Lilith 0″

All images from ¡Genial!  New Jewelry from Spain at Velvet da Vinci Gallery,
Elisabet Puig « Medallones de miraguanto » 

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Rinaldo Alvarez Pendant 017

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Gaston Rois Object 60° 32’35″ 

All images from ¡Genial!  New Jewelry from Spain at Velvet da Vinci Gallery,
Pilar Cotter « Re-Cuerda 2″ Brooch

 All images from ¡Genial!  New Jewelry from Spain at Velvet da Vinci Gallery,
Carmen Amador « Diálogo IV » Brooch/Pendant

All images from ¡Genial!  New Jewelry from Spain at Velvet da Vinci Gallery,
Estela Saez Brooches « Box 6-I » and « Box 6-II »

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Grego Garcia Tebar « Sentada en el mar de la paciencia »

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Trinidad Contreras Brooch 

 

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Carolina Gimeno « Draw the Mist Serie II » Pendant 

All images from ¡Genial!  New Jewelry from Spain at Velvet da Vinci Gallery,
Carolina Gimeno « Draw the Mist Serie III » Brooch

 

All images from ¡Genial!  New Jewelry from Spain at Velvet da Vinci Gallery,
Silvia Walz La visionaria (Geometria Series) Brooch

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Nicolas Estrada- Huesos Necklace

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Ramón Puig CuyàsBrooch No. 1364

 

 

Velvet da Vinci Gallery
2015 Polk Street
San Francisco CA 94109
Phone 415.441.0109
Tuesday – Saturday 11 to 6,   Sunday 11 to 4

27/04/2011

EXPO ‘LINEA DE SALIDA 2′ – Galeria Amaranto Joies, Barcelona (ES) – 28 Avril-4 Juin 2011

« LINEA DE SALIDA 2 » : Presentación de 6 proyectos finales del departamento de joyería de la Escola Massana (2010),
realizados por: Carolina Gimeno, Dalia Jurado, Gastón Rois, Laura Martínez, Nelly Van Oost y Trinidad Contreras.

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AMARANTO JOIES
Calle  Sant Domènec 23
08012 Barcelona    (Spain)
tel. 93 217 14 40
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