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Group exhbiiton Art + Jewelry : Intersecting Spaces, Athens Jewelry Week

Opening 29/6/2016 @ 19h

Melanithros (art space)

25 selected Greek jewelry designers meet in a common ground aiming to push the boundaries and expand their action, considering jewelry as an Art form.

ARTISTS:  Aggelika Diplari — Anastasia Kandaraki — Antria Prasinou — Angelos Konstantakatos — Angelica Komis — Artemis Valsamaki — Corinna Koutouzi — Demitra Thomloudis — Despina Pantazopoulou — Dora Haralambaki — Efharis Alepidis — Elisavet Messi — Erato Kouloubi — Evangelia Dimitriou — Ioli Livada — Iro Kaskani — Katerina Glyka — Liana Pattihis — Marina Zachou — Nicole Polentas — Revekka Moustaki Zei — Victoria Ioannidou — Vivi Touloumidi — Xenia Deimezi — Yiota Vogli

 Dora Haralambaki – UNTITLED -  Necklace -  Porcelain, threads, pearls, bronze, acrylics. Aggelika Diplari  brooch  LOSS [IN A POSITIVE WAY].  Brooch. Wood, agentium silver,acrylics, stainless steel

Anastasia Kandaraki -  LIVING RUINS VΙ  – Ring – K14 yellow gold, oxidized sterling silver

ANDRIA PRASINOU-  WHEN I LOST MY PETALS I SAW MY TRUTH – Neckpiece. Βronze, rice paper, resin, acrylics.

  Angelos-Konstantakatos   DIFFERENCES – Brooch – Mushroom, oxidised silver, resins, colour

Artemis Valsamaki – THE TEMPLE OF HUMAN ANATOMY  Pendant. Copper, silver, acrylic paint

Demitra Thomloudis -VIENTO_BLOCK 1 &2  Brooches. Cement, steel, resin, paint, nickel silver, pigment. Cast, fabricated

Despina Pantazopoulou  – ARSIS-THESIS  Brooch. Silver 925. Hand fabricated, pierced

Efharis Alepedis |Black and White [necklace] Leather, coral, 18 K yellow gold. Constructed, assembled

Elisavet Messi – IONMES  Statement necklace. Recycled silver (925), fabric. Entaglement. Compression

Erato Kouloubi – MONOMOLECULAR  Neckpiece. Tar, bronze, pigment, plastic bag

 Evangelia Dimitriou - SUBVERSION Brooch. Bronze, plaster, colour

Ioli Livada – SOUL  Brooch. Sterling silver rhodium plated, ceramic, thread. Cast

Iro Kaskani -ROOK 2  Pendant. Sterling silver, jesmonite, foam. Hand fabricated

Katerina Glyka - WEAPON OR FORTRESS?  Pendant. Stone, bronze, iron, concrete, resin, rope. Mixed media

 Liana Pattihis – RED CLIMBING ROSE NECKLACE, Chained Interpretations Collection  Necklace. Silver trace chain, silver light trace chain, silver cable chain, enamel. L105cm

Marina Zachou WE FEEL WITHOUT CHOOSING  Brooch. Copper, bronze, silver, pvc, varnish

Nicole Polentas - THE ORIENTATION  Neckpiece (detail). Sterling silver, copper, resin, glass powder, coral, pearls, paint, alabaster, poly-putty, epoxy, acrylic, image printed on aluminium. Fusion, fabrication, casting.

Revekka Moustaki Zei - TOPOLOGIES – Brooch – Copper, carbon fibre. Electroformed.

Victoria Ioannidou – EMERGENT MERGING…OR VIOLENT SEPARATION…  Brooch. Paper, Silicone, acrylics,thread, bronze

Vivi Touloumidi – WHAT WILL KOSMOS SAY?  Brooch. Pumice, stainless steel.

Xenia Deimezi - “the procedure” Οbject Leather, fabric, sandpaper, duct tape, plastic net, plastic sheet silicone, iron nails

Yiota Vogli - « Islands », Layers of Memory, silver, oxidation, bronze, argentum, paper

Melanithros (art space)
4 Zappa str.,
Kallimarmaro
11635 Athènes
Opening hours: 12.00-21.00
tel +30 21 0363 6904
info@melanithros.gr

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Exposición colectiva The After Joya Effect III que tendrá lugar en Popeye loves Olive – Art Space en la ciudad de Atenas, dentro del marco ATHENS JEWELRY WEEK 2016 …..
http://athensjewelryweek.com/

Opening: Friday 1st July 2016 @ 20.00
Curated by: Erato Kouloubi

(Rodrigo Acosta necklace)

After its great success, we are happily heading to the third edition of « The after Joya Effect” Exhibition. More than 50 Greek and International Artists had shown their work in our gallery, taking part in 7 Solo and 2 Group Exhibitions!!
Popeye loves Olive – Art Space, sited in the historical center of Athens, aims to the interaction and the transformation of individuality to collaboration, diversity to unification and exchange to sharing.
This year, 33 selected artists from 16 different countries, are called to participate in the project, with the work shown in Joya Barcelona, Jewelry Art Fair, the previous year.
During the event, once again, the public, will vote for their favorite artist, who will be invited for a Solo exhibition at Popeye loves Olive – Art Space.

Artemis Valsamaki - « Ηypnagogia » Brooch Copper, silver, acrylics

Sébastien Carré « CONSCIENCE – From the Darkness Comes the Light » Ring (2 or 3 fingers) Nylon, rubber, silk & cotton thread, agate, tiger eyes, red tiger eyes, coral beads, bohemian glass beads, beads

Marie Eve Castonguay Secret Brooch Sterling silver, steel, paper, pigments, resin

Jordi Aparicio - Anîma 101 Necklace Wire Silver 930/000 (0,08mm), Hematite, Electroplated pure silver, electrolaqued ceramic

 

 Rodrigo Acosta – Desformas – Pendant -Forma No3 -Fabric, Brass, Silver

Florence Croisier  « Ramifications » or « Virginia Creeper » 3 ranks, model n°3 Necklace Titanium and gold

Alina Carp - Ocean Drops Leather, plastic tubes, resin, pigment, silver closure

Isabelle Busnel - Stomacher – Brooch – Silicone, flat beads, magnets

Mihai Bashou - « The Midas touch » Brooch Copper, gold, wood

 Jamie Chung (South Korea) Two drops Pendant Brass

Popeye loves olive
Limpona 5, Plateia Agias Eirinis,
10560 Athènes
opening hours: Tues.-Sat. 12.00-20.00, Sun-Mon. closed

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« Jewel – The inspiration in the past »

at the Museo de la Evolución Humana (Museum of Human Evolution) in Burgos.

« Joya – la inspiracion en el pasado » (Bijou – l’ inspiration dans le passé) au Musée de l’Evolution Humaine de Burgos en Espagne (Museo de la Evolución Humana). L’exposition sera visible jusqu’en Septembre 2016 .

La podéis visitar en la zona de talleres del MEH hasta el 2 de octubre con entrada libre. Contiene diseños de 30 joyeros de todo el mundo que se han inspirado en algún aspecto de la Prehistoria. No os la perdáis!!

   Artist List:        Akis Goumas – Beth Legg — Carla García Durlan – Carlos Pastor  — Carlos Reano –  Clara del Papa – Gigi Mariani – Gold & Roses –  Hege Osdalen — Jee Hye Kwon – Jordi Aparicio –  Jorge Manilla – José Marín  – Juan José García Martín –  Judy McCaig – Katerina Glyca – Laura Gómez — Laura González – Lluís Comín – Mabel Pena – Maria Diez – Montserrat Lacomba –  Patricia Domingues – Niki Stylianou -- Paul Adie — Pilar Cotter – Rosa Nogués — Sara Serna — Sébastien Carré –  Trinidad Contreras

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La muestra, que reúne diseños de 30 joyeros de once países distintos, entiende la joyería como parte de nuestra historia cultural y se podrá ver hasta octubre de forma gratuita en la Sala de Talleres del MEH El Museo de la Evolución Humana (MEH), ha presentado la exposición ‘Joya. La inspiración en el pasado’, que se podrá ver gratuitamente en la Sala de talleres (planta -1) del MEH hasta el próximo2 de octubre. Este proyecto, comisariado por Sara Serna, reúne trabajos de una treintena de joyeros de todo el mundo que entienden la joyería como parte de nuestra historia cultural y que, inspirados en la Prehistoria y utilizando diferentes técnicas y materiales, pretenden conmover al visitante ensalzando la joya como un elemento conceptual, superando el valor ornamental de las mismas. La exposición, puesta en marcha por la Consejería de Cultura y Turismo en el MEH, contiene piezas de 30 joyeros de once países distintos. Así, diseñadores de España, Reino Unido, Argentina, Grecia, Venezuela, Italia, Noruega, República de Corea, Bélgica, Portugal o Francia exhiben diversas técnicas innovadoras, materiales, formas y texturas en joyas artísticas con una inspiración y una investigación prehistórica, con el fin de conmover al asistente y buscar una reacción en la expresión de las piezas.

Sébastien Carré – « Couches Archéologiques » – Broche -2016 Papier Japonais, Laque Japonaise, poussière d’aluminium, Ruby Zoisite, Turquoise d’Afrique, Aigue Marine, perles rocaille, soie, coton //  » Archaeological Layers » – Brooch – 2016 Japanese paper, Japanese Lacquer, Aluminum powder, Zoisite’s Ruby, African Turquoise, AquaMarine, beads, silk, cotton

Lluís Comín - « España » collar – plata, oro, bronce, mica, patinas

 Niki Stylianou

Jorge Manilla - Sacrifices II  (presented at SCHMUCK 2015)

Gigi Mariani – Per il MEH  collana « inclusion »   2016

Gigi Mariani -   collana « inclusion » 2016 (detail)

Hege Osdalen – necklace (detail) Clara Del Papa – TAIMA-T prehistoric hug ring

Clara Del Papa – TAIMA-T prehistoric hug ring

 Mabel Pena – Huellas de tiempos Collar Detalle – Photo:Ruben Andon

Mabel Pena – Huellas de tiempos Collar Detalle – Photo:Ruben Andon

Jee Hye Kwon

Montserrat Lacomba - Brooch  “Transformed Halberd” Brooch 50 x 130 x 10 mm Silver, copper and enamel 2016

Carlos Pastor – manopla-objeto – pergamino de cabra

Jose Marin - Collar. « La Dama de la Cova del Parpalló ». silex, hueso, crin de caballo, titanio, oro

Rosa Nogués Freixas

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* el MEH realizará el taller ‘Pequejoyeros’ para conocer qué es una joya y cuándo nuestros antepasados comenzaron a fabricarlas. Esta actividad, en la que los participantes fabricarán sus propias joyas, se desarrollará los días 27, 28 y 29 de julio, de 11 a 12.15 horas, para niños y niñas de entre 4 y 7 años y los mismos días para menores de de 8 a 12 años de 12.30 a 13.45 horas.

* El MEH organizará la conferencia ‘La joya, más allá de la belleza’, por parte de Sara Serna, comisaria de la exposición, quien dará a conocer el objetivo y resultados de esta muestra, dando a conocer cómo todo el proceso creativo de la joyería actual lleva detrás una investigación, una innovación y un estudio que, en este caso, nos remite a nuestro pasado más remoto. La charla será el jueves, 22 de septiembre, en el Salón de Actos del MEH. La ponente invitará a reflexionar sobre las joyas en relación con materiales y utensilios prehistóricos que se asemejan en formas y texturas a obras contemporáneas.

Museo de la Evolución Humana (MEH)

Paseo de la Sierra de Atapuerca, 2.
Burgos.
http://www.museoevolucionhumana.com/
tel 34 902 024 246

Enregistrer

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JOYA 2015 (7th Edition) Arts Santa Monica 8th October – 10th October, 2015.

GREEK Selected artist:  Aggelika Diplari — Akis Goumas — Artemis Valsamaki — Dora Harambalaki — Erato Kouloubi — Katerina Glyka — Liana Pattihis — Niki Stylianou — Yiota Vogli – Zeta Tsermou.

Akis Goumas – « …spirits of a Symposion, remnants of red wine … » -  Necklace – Silver, copper, PVC, steel, mixed techniques, threads and pigments

Aggelika Diplari -  Necklace – Wood, silver, argentium silver, pigment, acrylics.

Artemis Valsamaki – Brooch – copper, silver, acrylic paint and pigments

Dora Haralambaki  – (ceramic jewellery Dora Haralambaki) Brooches – high fired clay, low fired glazes and silver

Erato Kouloubi -  Ring – Tar, bronze, pigment

Katerina Glyka – “Weapons” Greece, 1963 Necklace – Bronze, concrete, glass, wire, rope

  Yiota VOGLI Jewelry‘Structures’ porcelain necklace, chain

Niki Stylianou -  Matter+Vessels serie 2014

 Liana Pattihis  -  Necklace – Silver, silver trace chain, enamel – joya 2015

  Zeta Tsermou « Ιnner Core »   necklace, oxidized silver, cotton ribbon

the selected artists

JOYA: Barcelona Art Jewellery Fair 2015  (7th Edition)  – at Arts Santa Monica 8th–10th October, 2015.

Curated by
Paulo Ribeiro, Anthony Chevallier, Pilar Vélez, Chantal Prod´Hom, Susan Cummins, Piotr Rybazcek and Gigi Mariani.
This year the jury has choosen 47 artists based on the originality and innovation of the presented works, the use of new techniques and experimentation with new materials.

(Gigi Mariani necklace)

 Selected artist:

Aggelika Diplari — Akis Goumas — Alina Carp — Alja Neuner — Amira Jalet — Anna Krol — Anna Pavlova — Artemis Valsamaki — Bokyeong Lee — Carolyn Barker — Cedric Chevalley — Christine Jalio — Cristina Zani — Dora Harambalaki — Erato Kouloubi — Esme Parsons — Eva Tesarik — Florence Croisier — Gigi Mariani — Gili Doliner — Inbar Shahak — Irene Palomar – Isabelle Busnel — Jeemin Jamie Chung – Jordi Aparicio — Jose Marín — Katerina Glyka — Katja Toporski – Ksenia Vokhmentseva — Liana Pattihis — Marie Eve Castonguay — Mia Kwon — Michelle Kraemer — Mihai Basoiu (« Bashou ») — Nicolas Estrada — Niki Stylianou — Nina Lima — Omri Goren — Ruriko Ito — Sébastian Carré – Senay Akin — Steffi Gotze — Stenia Scarselli — Tami Eshed — Viktoria Munzker — Xing Zhou — Yafit Ben Meshulam — Yana Tankovska — Yannick Mur – Yiota Vogli – Zeta Tsermou.

Beside this, we have the honor to present the winners of different international events related with art jewellery :
Marie Eve Castonguay – Winner Autor Award 2015
Gigi Marini – Winner JOYA Award 2014
Akis Goumas – Winner Gioiello in Fermento Torre Fornello Award 2015
Sebastian Carré – Winner Gioiello in Fermento Torre Fornello Award 2015
Anna Krol – Winner La Basílica Award 2014.

  Marie-Eve Castonguay - « Coming and Going » – Brooch – Sterling silver, mild steel, wood, resin, pigmentsFlorence Croisier – Necklace Ramifications, 2015 – Titanium brown and gold

Gigi Mariani – Brooch A different view, 2015 – silver, 18kt yellow gold, niello, and patina

Akis Goumas - « …spirits of a Symposion, remnants of red wine … » Necklace – Silver, copper, PVC, steel, mixed techniques, threads and pigments

Alina Carp – “Legends »  Brooch – Silver, Steel mesh, Rice papier, Resin, Pigment, Brass mesh, 24 k Gold foil

 Sébastien Carré - “Oh My God… » – Necklace – Wool, leather, silk, cotton, Red tiger eyes /tiger eyes/Aventurine, beadsNikiStylianou “Vessels and Matter III: Thoughts are Concrete“ -. Necklace – Hand cut rubber, silk thread, oxidized silver

Anna Krol « Childhood 89″ – Ring – Silver

Ksenia Vokhmentseva Necklace: The Orchid, 2015 Wire

Christine Jalio   – “Past, Loss, Future” . Brooch – silk clay and silver

Liana Pattihis – Necklace – Silver, silver trace chain, enamel

Alja Neuner – porcelain

Aggelika Diplari – Necklace: Untitled, 2015 wood, Silver, Argentium silver, Pigments, Acrylics

Erato Kouloubi  – Ring – Tar, bronze, pigment

Yana Tankovska (Yana Tankovska & Evgeniya Tsancova) Brooch: Blick serie, 2015 – porcelain ,textiles- cotton-knitted cotton rope

Gili Doliner -  Wish tank (& tiny treasures) Oxidized 925 silver

BOKY LEE (Bokyeong Lee) -  Mirage —Double clasps bangle  Gold and silver plated brass  77x106x70 mm – Photo  Sylvain Deleu

Sébastien Carré Ring: Several scales of grape, 2015 Awarded at: Gioielli In …Fermento 2015

 (Jeemin) Jamie Chung Brooch: Two drops, 2015 Brass

Jordi Aparicio Brooch: Anima, 2015 Silver 930/000, gold and platino

Nicolas Estrada Brooch, Kap Arkona, 2014 Silver, quartz, wood, electric components

 Katerina Glyka - “Weapons” Greece, 1963 Necklace – Bronze, concrete, glass, wire, rope

Yannick Mur “SIGNES” – Brooch – Gold and silver thread

Yafit Ben Meshulam “Cocoon” (Israel) – Necklace – Plaster 3D, silver, gold

Cedric Chevalley – “Blownishere” (CH) – Necklace – SIlver and enamel

Stenia Scarselli “Per piano solo” – Brooch – Ebony, silver

Carolyn Barker – AU – Oregon brooch   (Sterling silver, shibuichi, shakudo)

Viktoria Münzker “Frangibilis » – Necklace – Porcelain, Liquid Porcelain, pearls, precious

Xing Zhou “Oh Wow collection” (China) Necklace – Silver, Crystal

Santa Monica Arts Centre
La Rambla 7
08001 -  Barcelona
SPAIN
Phone: + 34 931 42 26 17

ANAMMA STUDIO – ATHENS

IS THAT JEWELRY?
An exhibition that wonders and asks about the many different aspects of contemporary jewelry
« How do you wear this ring? »
« Is your brooch dangerous? »
« Why is your necklace so large? »
« Is that jewelry ? » exhibition does not have all the answers. But it has many ideas to get the discussion started. It has plenty of creators and jewelry in order to make this an interesting discussion. It also has many parallel activities (performances and workshops) – not just words. The most important thing, it has the desire to guide you through the fascinating world of contemporary jewelry, the way the participants and the creators are experiencing it.

jewels by:  Anastasia Agglopoulou — Jenny Antonopoulou — Amerissa Apokremioti — Maro Vasiliadou — Anna Vlahos — Yiota Vogli — Katerina Glyka – Ioanna Grigoriou — Ioanna Dimitrakopoulou — Evangelia Dimitriou — Aggelika Diplari — Katerina Kallivrousi — Anastasia Kandaraki — Lily Kanellopoulou — Hara Kourtali — Angelo Konstantakato — Aggeliki Madi — Sevi Mavrelou — Sotiria Bramou — Elli Xippa — Iakinthi Oikonomou — Kiriaki Panagi — Anna Pervolaraki — Stella Petraki — Myrto Prokopiou — Elena Simou — Stefania Sioufa — Myrto Smerdi — Theodora — Chrysa Chatzikonstantinidou – Nikola Psihogio.

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Anastasia Agglopoulou

Yiota Vogli

 Jenny Antonopoulou

Chrysa Chatzikonstantinidou ebony with acrylic colour neckpiece

Myrto Prokopiou

Myrto Prokopiou

Myrto Prokopiou  Ring: Watching from a distance IV, 2014 – Polyurethane foam, alpaca, color
10 x 10 x 10 cm – Photo by: George Vitsaropoulos

Kiriaki Panagi

 Maro Vasileiadou

  Maro Vasiliadou ‎ Rings: Cocktail party, 2013 – Plastic, resin, color – 6 x 3,5 x 2,5 cm
Photo by: Orestis Rovakis

Anna Vlahos  Earrings: Ash Queen Earrings, 2014 925 silver

 Evangelia Dimitriou

Angelos Konstantakatos

Katerina Glyka – detail of a necklace

Brooch by Iakinthi Oikonomou

Aggelika Diplari – Necklace – Wood, silver, argentium silver, pigment, acrylics.

Sotiria Bramou

Stefania Sioufa Brooch: Untitled, 2013 Paper, silver, alpaca 16 x 9 x 4 cm

VIDEO : 

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Anamma Studio
Atopos CVC
Salaminos 72,
104 35  Athens – Greece
+30 21 0883 8151
press@atopos.gr

Galerie Weltraum

Sofia Zarari  -  « Chronos », 2013, Photo credit: Myrto Koutoul

Yakinthi Oikonomou  - »Tough love », Mixed technique, Canelloni, paper, silver, 2014 Photo credit: Orestis Rovakis

SYSTEMALAB Ring: Peristerionas 3D printed Rings, 2013 Photo by: SYSTEMALAB

Loukia Richards, « Pornogirls/Sirens », 2013 Photo credit: Christoph Ziegler

Anna Kitsou, “Kyklikos Chronos” (“Κυκλικός χρόνος”), 2012, Ρhoto credit: Giannis Seferos – Anna Kitsou’s reference to aesthetics can be traced back to the Neolithic settlements, the Acropolis of Tiryns with the Cyclopean Walls, the Cycladic idols or the harmonious aerial photographs of excavations.  Her jewellery reflects magic rituals and the hope of humankind that with fire, gemstones and knots can gain control over destiny. Long before the construction of houses, roads, airplanes or refrigerators, mortals created jewellery to give them strength to confront not only enemies of the terrestrial world, but also the demons from beyond.  Jewellery was a companion for eternity, emphasizing faith in immortality.
“Each piece is a journey through land, water and fire… My inspiration is the Earth, Greece and cultures,” says the young designer and ceramist.

Mix & match of shapes and materials by Maro Kornilakh

Heleni Siousti « Synapsis/Alzheimer ». Work in progress  2015 -

Katerina Glyka  – « Lethal Jewellery » -  « war-like jewellery » of Katerina Glyka which has as starting point scenographic imitations of archaic weapons made with the technique of paper mache and ends up being potentially lethal tools made from cement.

Galerie Weltraum
Rumfordstrasse 26, Munich
Opening 11.03.2015 19:00 – 22:00
12.03.2015 – 17.03.2015
14:00 – 20:00Rumfordstrasse 26, Munich
Opening 11.03.2015 19:00 – 22:00
Mail: info@weltraum26.de
tel : 0175 1121656

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