EXPO ‘Parallel Worlds’ – Alliages, Lille (FR) – 13 Déc. 2014- 17 Janv. 2015

Les Mondes Parallèles

Opening of the exhibition next Friday Dec. 12th, 2014 at 18h PM.

New display with The Parallel Worlds, the new ALLIAGES exhibition showing

the works (for jewelry) of :

Aiko Fujita, Peter Hoogerboom, Acosta Rodrigo, Karin Roy Andersson, Gigi Mariani, Akis Goumas & Georgia Gremouti, Teresa F Faris, Angela Ciobanu, Carina Chitsaz-Shoshtary,  Ingeborg Vandamme, George Giannoutsos, Maria Tsimpiskaki, Nicole Schuster, Viktoria Münzker, Liisa Hashimoto, Cai-Xuan Wu, Alja Neuner, Karen Vanmol, Evence Verdier, Konstantinos Konstantopoulos, Mar Sanchez, Mia Kwon (Eun Mi Kwon) , Patricia Gallucci, Ana Carolina Escobar, Margarita Alonso, Alina Carp,  Hester Popma-van de Kolk, Sébastien Carré, Sangji Yun, Ana Garcia Moya,  Alla Malova Guy, Jose Marin, Isabelle Busnel & Sam Mitchell

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The Parallel Worlds, dream or reality, where beauty is everywhere, where wonders begin or end.

Angela Ciobanu - « Piece for the heart » (broche) silver, fine gold, recycled silk paper, fretsaw blades
Keum boo technique

Rodrigo Acosta – Rito Cardíaco (broche) 

Isabelle Busnel, brooch – white silicone rubber with magnets

 

Viktoria Munzker Necklace: Corialias, 2014 – Porcelain, glass, Silver, granules, old plastic pearls
20 x 20 x 3 cm

Mar Sanchez - broche oct 2014

Sebastien Carré – Collier, bois, fibres, perles,2014 – Necklace, wood, fibers, beads – photo Lee Makkam

Sébastien Carré - Organique, Collier, 2014   bois, fibres, perles, porté

Alina Carp – brooch 2014

Ana Carolina Escobar - Ring: Memoria-Historia, 2014 – silicon, Blown glass, Gold Plated Brass

Carina Chistaz-Shoshtary Brooch: Stained 6 Graffiti, silver, stainless steel Graffiti paint taken from a Graffiti wall, divided in fine layers, form hollowly built, form made strong with layer of bioresin inside

Sangji YUN – brooch

Karen Vanmol necklace: Cultivate – wood, laminate, plastic vintage, beads, brass, spray paint, silver  Cutting, soldering, gluing, spray , painting

Cai Xuan Wu – Brooch: Under the sea – Acrilic, Plastic – Hand knitting, colour dyening.

Nicole Schuster  Brooch

Ingeborg Vandamme Necklace: Tear catcher, 2014 – silver, paper, pigment

Aiko Fujita – (AFEDAP – diplomes 2014)

Karin Roy Andersson  - Brooch: Catching Big Fish, 2013 Recycled plastics; icecream boxes, fast food containers, textile, steel

Konstantinos Konstantopoulos

Liisa Hashimoto Pin: Silver chair shadow – silver

Maria Tsimpiskaki, Ring: Corrosion-Corruption: The Negative of Dreams, 2014 – Sterling Silver, gold plated, pvc, patina – Traditional metal working techniques, hand forming for PVC.

George Giannoutsos

Gigi Mariani – Bracelet: Moments « And the clouds were running », 2014 – Silver, 18kt yellow gold, niello, patina

Akis Goumas & Georgia Gremouti (for the textile part)

Teresa Faris Necklace: Collaboration with a bird III, 2014 – silver, wood altered by a bird

Peter Hoogeboom, Necklace, « red lantern » 2014 – Taiwanese porcelain, silver

 José Marin

 

 

ALLIAGES
111, Bd. Victor Hugo
F-59000 LILLE
Horaires : Lundi-Vendredi : 10h – 17h / Samedi : 10h-16h

 www.alliages.org

EXPO ‘Forming Words’ – Flow Gallery (UK) – 14 Fevr-17 Mai 2013

Forming Words

14 February – 17 May 2013

 

Text forms part of our daily lives. Road signs, headlines and advertisement communicate with people without making a sound. In perhaps more thoughtful text, words enclosed in novels, type in a newspaper article or the verse of a poem can be a source of deep inspiration.
Flow’s forthcoming exhibition Forming Words is based on how form and structure can be inspired by text. Flow has asked selected artists to create new work based on a piece of writing of their choice, from poetry to a letter to lyrics. Whether it is the shapes, lines and curves which letters create that inspire the work, as in vibrant wall pieces by Debbie Smyth that motivate the work. Or simply the fluidity of the writing, artists exploring this theme express the diverse approaches and outcomes this one theme can manifest. Many of the artists have chosen to utilise the meaning of their selected text or the message that the text communicates to inform their work. Other artists, such as Aino Kajaniemi take a personal approach to using text with particular memories woven in thread.
The work in this exhibition traverses disciplines. Jewellery will be exhibited alongside silver teacups, ceramic vessels and enamel plates. The variety in material has resulted in an exhibition that intends to capture the endless inspiration of the written word.Clare Hillerby – Brooch

Artists include:  Jonathan Boyd — Gary Breeze — Tabea Dürr — Clare Goddard — Clare Hillerby — Mimi Joung — Alyssa Dee Krauss — Aino Kajaniemi — Hanne Mannheimer — Susanne Matsché — Enya Moore — Cecilia Levy — Bethan Lloyd Worthington — Matthew Raw — Debbie Smyth — Jessica Turrell – Ingeborg Vandamme — Sophie Wiltshire — Buddug Wyn Humphreys

Ingeborg Vandamme memories

Jonathan Boyd

Susanne Matsché snake of thoughts: leather, textile

Clare Hillerby – Collage brooch ~ Italy oval

Jessica Turrell – new group of ‘medal’ brooches

Jessica Turrell « Rememberings » Panel

 

Flow Gallery
1-5 Needham Road 
London   W11 2RP   UK
Tel: [phone]
[e-mail]

EXPO ‘Paper Jewellery – objects’ – CODA Museum, Apeldoorn (NL) – 14 Juill.-23 Sept. 2012

Paper Jewellery & objects in CODA Museum

Luis Acosta — Jeong Suk Kim — Eva Kipp — Elise Kloppers — Bert Loman — Carina Mathot — José Middelhuis — Petra Poolen — Nel Prins — Marion Westerman — Riet van Schie — Marijke Schurink — Riëtte Senff — Riny Smits — Helene Tschacher — Ingeborg VanDamme — Mieke Veerkamp — Riks Vos — Nynke van Amersfoort — Imke Beek — Elske Brehler — Colette Bloos — Sybrecht Bosker — Mieke Diekmann — Claudia Eikendal — Marianne van der Ent — Renate Fischer — Ingrid Golz — Petra Hartman — Sandy Heemskerk — Truus van den Heuvel — Susanne Holzinger — Martine Horstman — Wianda Keizer — De Papiertuin (Betty Disco/Miriam van der Linden)

 Luis Acosta – paper thread necklace, serie ‘Quipus’ – 2012

Luis Acosta brooch

Luis Acosta necklace – (detail)

Susanne Holzinger paper bracelet

Riny Smits bangle

Martine Horstman 

Ingeborg VanDamme ‘plant necklace’ plant, paper – in collection of Coda Museum, Apeldoorn (2008)

 

Coda Museum
Vosselmanstraat 299,
7311 CL Apeldoorn, Netherlands




EXPO ‘Mediterraneo’ – Museo di Storia Naturale del Mediterraneo, Livorno (IT) – 12-19 Avril 2011

 MEDITERRANEO

INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION OF CONTEMPORARY JEWELRY

la Provincia di Livorno con il Museo di Storia Naturale in collaborazione con il Gruppo Toscano dell’AGC (Associazione Gioiello Contemporaneo) e il Garden Club sezione Livorno, hanno organizzato un nuovo capito legato ai gioielli contemporanei sul tema del Mediterraneo.

Per questa occasione sessanta artisti (designer del gioiello contemporaneo) di tredici paesi differenti, dall’ Italia a Singapore, dalla Russia a Gerusalemme si confrontano con il Mediterraneo, il “Mare Nostrum” da sempre punto ideale di incontro, contaminazione di idee, culture, linguaggi e tradizione, un luogo dove le differenze hanno sempre rappresentato la sua ricchezza e l’ essenza stessa della sua civiltà. Cultura ed arte affinchè il “Mediterraneo” continui a rappresentare attraverso un autentico dialogo ed una convinta accettazione della convivenza, tra la compresenza e interazione degli opposti, un bacino di crescita per la società contemporanea. Gli artisti, partecipando a questa manifestazione, arrivano alle sponde del “ pensiero mediterraneo” e attraverso le loro identità, con la luce,i colori, i miti, i segni della storia e delle tradizioni, elaborano un linguaggio condiviso ed aperto alle diversità accrescendo, così, la consapevolezza della necessità di una coerenza propositiva nell’ambito della cultura del gioiello contemporaneo che ne garantisca una propria funzionalità storica.

E’ previsto un premio di 1000 euro rivolto agli artisti fino ai 35 anni di età che sarà aggiudicato dall’ opera più rappresentativa della tematica legata al Mediterraneo.

 (GRAZIE al web « seroxcult-oggi in italia« per l’informazione e la LISTA degli artisti !)
Farrah Al Dujaili — Susanna Baldacci — Graziano Barzetti — Francisca Bauza — Doris Betz — Elena Bonanomi — Narciso Bresciani — Luciano Capossela — Valentina Caprini — Dania Chelminsky — Andrea Codervalor — Coral Cohen — Trinidad Contreras — Fabio Corsini – Frances d’Antree — Corrado De Meo — Laura De Tanti — Valentina Della Rosa — Anja Eichler – Michela Silvana Farano — Nicoletta Frigerio — Francesca Gabrielli – Carlotta Gambineri — Amira Gattas — Tamara Gruner — Heidemarie Herb — Serena Holm — Younghee Hong – Annamaria Iodice — Anastasia Kandaraki — Rallou Katsari — Aline Kokinopoulos — Claire Lavendhomme — Euik yung Lee — Ina Lee — Ji Liu — Angelo Lomuscio — Leonora Laura Lucani — Gerti Machacek — Maria Mamkaeva — Cristina Marti Matò — Judy Mc Caig — Katharina Moch — Viktoria Munzker — Gular Mustafa — Alja Neuner — Ariel Matias Ortega — Stefano Palestini — Liana Patthis – Barbara Pepe — Marco Picciali — Christine Richard – Walter Romani — Marco Sardi — Giulia Savino — Chiara Scarpitti — Xinzi Song — Sonia Spano — Maurizio Stagni — Chiara Trentin — Jessica Turrell — Anna Van de Pol — Ingeborg Vandamme — Karen Vanmol — Gabi Veit — Federico Vianello — Lada Vosejpkova

l’articolo di Giulia Mantelli in « Arte e Arti Magazine » , anche se MOLTO interessante, non dice di chi è questo gioiello ! se qualcuno mi lo sa dire ……

Euik Yung Lee

(Ma menomale che Valeria Accornero dil web « gioiellocontemporaneo » è la !!! fotografie E di chi sonno ! LUSSO !! GRAZIE Valeria ! )

Francesca Gabrielli 

Trinidad Contreras

Francisca Bauza

 

Museo di Storia Naturale
Livorno (IT)

EXPO ‘Cominelli Foundation Award’ – Fondazione Cominelli (Cisano di San Felice del Benaco, Italy) – 12 Sept.–3 Oct. 2010

The Fondazione Cominelli, in carrying out its cultural activities has now come up with an articulated project where it becomes a reference point for the applied arts, not only for exhibitions, but also as a place where applied art “is done”; it does this by organising workshops and conferences on the subject; of this complex panorama it has chosen to present and delve into some sectors only: photography, ceramics and jewellery.

The Fondazione Cominelli is sided by AGC which organises and promotes the event. Agc has already promoted other projects on the national territory.
Agc, Associazione Gioiello Contemporaneo (Contemporary Jewellery Association) founded in June 2004, has, among its statutory objectives, that of drawing attention to the value of the contemporary jewellery culture and spreading it.
Contemporary jewellery today represents a sector of advanced research and experimentation of new expressive languages as well as exploiting the personal ornament concept.
In close contact with the international community, the association follows up a series of initiatives aimed at promoting a constructive and synergistic confrontation with other artistic and productive realities.
Here, for the first time, the “Premio Fondazione Cominelli” will be founded, this year referred to an international award for jewellery artists and designers and next year to the gold and jewellery areas of the Art Institutes and schools of contemporary jewellery. The first prize will be awarded to one of the participants selected for the “Premio Fondazione Cominelli” exhibition on contemporaneity in the jewellery research world.
Within this project it is important to point out the Foundation’s intention to set up a permanent collection of contemporary jewellery, following the events that will be organised there.

Iris Bodemer - Primo premio 

Fabrizio Tridenti  (Secondo Premio)

 

Selected artists:
Ulla Ahola, Karin Roy Andersson, Adrean Bloomard, Iris Bodemer, Patrizia Bonati, Sungho Cho, Alexa Maria Clark, Diana Dudek, Elisabetta Dupré, Beate Eismann, Flavia Fenaroli, Arata Fuchi, Joanne Grimonprez, Lisa Grassivaro, SeulGi Kwon, Iris Goldmann, Makoto Hieda, Lidia Hirte, Minna Karhu, Peter Hoogeboom, Marta Hric, Eugenia Ingegno, Marco Minelli, Marina Massone, Judy Mc Cayg, Jane Millard, Floor Mommersteg, Heiko Nakahara, Claire O’hallorane, Alessandra Pizzini, Chiara Scarpitti, Bettina Speckner, Maurizio Stagni, Silke Trekel, Fabrizio Tridenti, Jessica Turrell, Barbara Uderzo, Gabi Veit, Ingeborg Vandamme, Stefano Zanini, Giancarlo Montebello, Alba Lisca, Graziano Visintin.

 

Primo Premio IRIS BODEMER
Forte contributo e perfetta rappresentazione della Gioielleria Contemporanea del nostro tempo.
E` un gioiello indossabile che gioca con le tradizioni, indicando nuove possibilità nell`uso dei materiali e il loro accostamento , così carta, oro, perle e spago diventano i protagonisti della collana « INGREDIENTS » . Crea nuove proporzioni e raggiunge un alto valore estetico.
Secondo Premio FABRIZIO TRIDENTI
Gli anelli di Fabrizio Tridenti sono simili a piccole sculture che includono con grande sensibilità le forme geometriche in un sistema logico.
Piccole architetture in cui si fondono ombre e proporzioni, in particolare l`anello color arancio che evoca un ambiente industriale.
TRE MENZIONI SPECIALI
ARATA FUCHI
l`anello contiene la delicatezza nel movimento di un essere marino, e la poetica della cultura giapponese.
BEATE EISMANN
vi è nelle sue opere una contrapposizione di tecnologia determinata dal disegno nelle superfici e musicalità nel disegno che lei compone .
SILKE TREKEL
forma e superfici interessanti per l`utilizzo della tecnica dello smalto sul ferro.

Arata Fuchi

Beate EISMANN spille del 2008/2009 Sono composti di carta fatta a mano nella quale furono incorporati pezzettini di metallo e pietre preziose

Silke TREKEL

Joanne GRIMONPREZ 

Karin Roy  Andersson

 Jane Millard

Floor MOMMERSTEG 

Ulla AHOLA 

Bettina Speckner

Eugenia Ingegno

Alessandra PIZZINI

Alexa Maria KLAHR

Barbara UDERZO

Adrean BLOOMARD

Chiara SCARPITTI

Diana DUDEK

Elisabetta DUPRE’

Flavia FENAROLI

Ingeborg VANDAMME

Lydia HIRTE

Judy Mc Cayg

Makoto HIEDA

Marina MASSONE

Marta HRYC

Maurizio STAGNI

Minna KARU

Patrizia BONATI

Peter HOOGEBOOM

Seul-GI KWON

Stefano ZANINI

Jessica Turrell

Sungho CHO

Gabi Veit

 

Fondazione Cominelli
Cominelli Foundation Award
Palazzo Cominelli -
Cisano di San Felice del Benaco (Lake of Garda) Italy
deadline: 30.Apr.2010
website: www.agc-it.org
mail: [e-mail]

 

voir article : CONCOURS “Cominelli Foundation Award” (Italie) – deadline : 30 avril 2010