RINGS & NATURE

une petite sélection, seulement, en butinant deci delà …..

‘Ramjuly‘  (Emanuela Deyanova & Antoaneta Petrova) – rings

Nora Rochel - rings  (je me damnerais pour une de ses bagues !!!!)

Karin Wagner - felt « poppy » ring

Suzanne Klemm

Michelle Pujol - blackened lotus ring – silver copper pearls side

Michelle Pujol - bell flower ring

Andrea Wagner – « moonlight roof garden rendezvous » – « jardin interieur » serie 2006- mixed media, bone china porcelain

Ute Kolar (Austrian living in Italy) – anello bosco 2009

Ute Kolar- anello fiore 2007

Patricia LEMAIRE - La-Passion-II – objet de curiosité – bague à poser – maillechort, argent, pince de crabe, pics d’oursin, nacre, quartz rose

Rossella Tornquist

David Neale

Sarah HOOD – Winter Tree Ring – Landscape Sample Rings

 

Kay Eppi Nölke     www.ep-ep.de  - Grass rings -  grass, iron, stainless steel, silver, gold

 

Kay Eppi Nölke - Rings from the “DrückDich“ series. Stainless steel, gold  (http://artaurea.com/magazin/336-lasting-memories)

Sabrina Meyns

Aline Kokinopoulos – bague liseron – argent

Dongchun Lee (has exhibited at « 200 RINGS » exhibition at Velvet da Vinci Gallery)

Katalin Jermakov - Hungary

Jennifer LAIDLAW ring – ‘Finger symbols’ expo 2010

Alidra Alic

Moira K. Lime

Allison Fomich (US) of tigerlillyshop (on Etsy)

Katherine Wheeler (AU) urchin ring

Marian Sturkenboom (NL) ‘perfect day’ – reap-ring-berry ring – gold, resin

Grainne Morton

Claude Schmitz – ‘le jardin de la Comtesse de Taiwan’ ring

Liisa Hashimoto

Zhao Li  (Sint-Lucas in Antwerp)

Jennifer Stenhouse – Caged bird ring

Kathleen Brughelli (US) – A Bird on the Hand Ring   http://www.eamonellery.com

« talitali » (Belgium’s Zhao Li) – « Finding Neverland » rings in silver, textiles and medical-grade plastic by

Anluz Joyas – botanical rings – Argentina’s Anluz (Anne Luz Castellanos) mainly works with silver & enamel. 

ring by Carol Kingsbury Gwizdak

Eva Maisch   www.eva-maisch-schmuck.de  porcelain ring 750 yellow gold and KPM porcelain

Luzia Vogt- Porcelain and silver rings

GUALTI (italy)

Cynthia Toops -polymer-ring

Carrie Garrott Delphinium Ring, delphinium blooms, beeswax, sterling silver

Anne Perbet – rings made of porcelain, paper and glass

Ana Hagopian – paper rings

Heng Lee – flowers of the field 

Moira K. Lime- Flammulina Ring -sterling silver, hand dyed soy silk and polyurethane plastic
http://www.moiraklime.blogspot.com

Tithi Kutchamuch loves flowers, but she would rather see them growing in the garden, so her vases are for wearable flowers, or rings, instead – Vase Garden is a set of simple, clear glass vases that were created to hold silver flower rings also of Kutchamuch’s design.

Tithi Kutchamuch- As she puts it, « The flowers complete the vases, in the same way the ring completes the wearer

EXPO ‘David Neale & Emma Price’ – Gallery Funaki, Melbourne (AU) – 10 Aout-4 Sept. 2010

Highly respected Melbourne jeweller David Neale presents new pieces alongside Emma Price, who will be showing her first significant body of work at Gallery Funaki. Please join us for the opening on Tuesday, August 10 from 6-8pm

Highly respected Melbourne jeweller David Neale presents new pieces alongside Emma Price, who will be showing her first significant body of work at Gallery Funaki. Please join us for the opening on Tuesday, August 10 from 6-8pm.

David Neale’s intriguing folded forms, borne of his sensitive treatment of metal sheeting using texture and paint, have earned him a significant reputation both in Australia and overseas. His recent work shows a shift away from botanical influences, towards more abstract and expressive forms. There is a bold sense of the painterly in these works, as Neale’s powdery, textured colours become a dominant focus.

 

Emma Price completed her Masters of Gold and Silversmithing at RMIT in 2005 before spending a year at the Munich Academy of Fine Arts in 2008. Her finely balanced structures are constructed from painstakingly drawn down tubing in gold, brass, silver and copper. The shifting, architectonic forms of her neckpieces seem to dance against the body.

 

Left: Emma Price, pendant 2009 / silver, gold, brass, copper – Right: David Neale, Brooch 2009 / silver, paint

Emma Price, pendant 2010  – neckpiece, 2010

David Neale, Brooch 2010

 

Gallery FUNAKI
4 Crossley Street
Melbourne, Victoria
Australia 3000
PO Box 24142
Melbourne, Victoria
Australia 3001
PHONE [phone]

 

EXPO ‘Some and None: Jewellery as Graphics’ David Neale – Gallery 2-JamFactory, Adelaide (Australia) – 10 avril-16 mai 2010

David Neale – new jewellery

Signs and stories? The body as a site for drawing?…Neale shows how, with this collection of eye-catching contemporary wearables. Borrowing from graphics, painting, collage and line-work, Neale uses these techniques at his jeweller’s bench to make signs for the body and to tell wearable stories. Through the considered play of opposites such as flat vs. deep, austere vs. ostentatious, rough vs. refined, precious vs. poor, shiny vs. sfumato, gravel vs. gold and some vs. none, each piece resolves into a striking graphic statement.

 

Gallery 2 – JamFactory Contemporary Craft & Design
19 Morphett Street
Adelaide SA 5000 (Australia)
Phone: [phone]
http://www.jamfactory.com.au