EXPO ‘In LINE / in METAL’ – Aaron Faber Gallery, N.Y. (USA) – 4-28 Oct.2011

IN LINE / IN METAL, a Group Exhibition at Aaron Faber Gallery, New York

then at SOFA Chicago, november 3-6
  ”Happlily inspired by the marvelous exhibition ‘On Line’ at  the Museum of Modern Art ,  IN LINE /IN METAL  will explore , exploit, invent, celebrate or incorporate linear concepts through fine jewelry”.

(Toril Bjorg necklace)

Participating Artists :
Kika Alvarenga — Glenda Arentzen — John Aristizibal — Toril Bjorg — Jung Eun Chang — Valeria Dowding — Emanuela Duca — Emma Fielden — Arata Fuchi — Fabiana Gadano — Carolina Gimeno — Mia Hebib — Janis Kerman — Sooyeon Kim — Christy Klug — Enric Majoral – Mayumi Matsuyama – Gustav Reyes — Meghan Patrice Riley — Biba Schutz – Daniel Porter Stevens — Silke Knetsch and Christian Streit — Beverly Tadeu — Yoko Takirai — Amy Tavern — Karola Torkos — Ginny Whitney — Andrea Williams — Jaesun Won — Peter Schmid/Atelier Zobel  –

Amy Tavern

Mia Hebib

Kika Alvarenga

Gustav Reyes - In Line Neckpiece

Jaesun Won

Mayumi Matsuyama

Beverly Tadeu- rooted hoops

Meghan Patrice Riley

Andrea Williams Kebyar Winter Necklace – hand fabricated from patinated Reclaimed Sterling Silver & 18k gold

Emma Fielden- Drawings (brooches), 2011

 

 

Aaron Faber Gallery
666 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10103
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EXPO ‘Working in METAL : three women’, Aaron Faber gallery, New-York (USA) – 18 mars-19 avril 2010

‘Working in METAL : three women’

The exhibition features the work of Glenda Arentzen, Sydney Lynch and So Young Park, different generations of jewelry artists with similar interests in working directly in sterling silver and gold. Exhibition opens March 18 at Aaron Faber Gallery, New York, and moves on April 15th to the Park Avenue Armory where the artists will present their work.

Glenda Arentzen, whose work is in the Museum of Art and Design permanent collection, celebrates more than forty years working by hand as a jewelry artist. Her silver and gold highly textured works are sculptural with an appeal that derives in part from their tactile qualities.

Glenda Arentzen necklace

Sydney Lynch (affiche), favors bi-metal, a gold-and-silver sheet metal that allows her to create works that play with both metals. She incorporates gemstones, often rough or cabochon, that are colorful rather than precious.

Sydney Lynch – Gold Sticks Necklace – Green

 So Young Park, the most junior of the artists, writes in the third person about her work : « So Young Park’s concept is that of nativity ; where her work is not created but born through her diligent creativity of forming metal. Human and plant life have similar growth and life characteristics. Creation of life requires much patience and suffering. She appreciates being involved in the process to experience the power of miracles, even if it requires the endurance to give a life to her jewelry. Her jewelry pieces express desire, hope, and the power of life through organic plant forms and sea lives that are artistically rendered in a simplistic, geometric, and sophisticated manner.
Expressing the emotions she has towards nativity through using the assembling wires, tiny concave disc, hammered textures, and hand engraving patterns symbolize the origins of life and each elements represent the single cells that makeup all life.
So Young Park usually works on sterling silver and 18k yellow gold with pearls and stones to create beautiful jewelry. She uses a patina with silver to add beautiful colors to the surface. She also brings oxidized silver and gold together to express a beautiful contrast of these cherished materials. »

So Young Park necklace — « Nativity » brooch, silver, pearls – « sprouting II » bracelet, silver & gems

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