#MunichJewelleryWeek2017 – EXPO (51) – Ice Cream Crush – Bulgarian Jewellery Now – Del Fiore Gelato, Munich (DE) – 9-14 Mars 2017

(51) Ice Cream Crush – Bulgarian Jewellery Now

This is the first group exhibition showcasing one of the most exciting Bulgarian jewellery designers working now. Boldly experimenting with materials and forms, they achieve exquisite details, marvellous stories and timeless joy through their pieces.
United by the space – a very special ice cream shop Del Fiore Gelato – their exhibition is an invitation for a pleasant surprise. It will be a jewellery crush from first sight.
Organisers: Studio Komplekt

(Emilia Emileva – bananas)

with :   Angelina Tsvetkova Jewellery – Antoaneta Ramjuly – Emilia Emileva — Evgeniya Tsancova Jewelery – Serendipity — Katerina Serbezova – Silvia Chaneva –  Velislava Bozhinova — Victor Pavlov Jewellery – Zwetelina Alexieva –  Yana Tankovska design 

 Evgenia Tsankova, Yana Tankovska BLICK

Silvia Chaneva

Evgeniya Tsancova  Disconnections

Zwetelina Alexieva, photography by Sava Chapanov

Velislava Bozhinova

Antoaneta Ramjuly

Victor Pavlov – refracted spaces

 

 

Del Fiore Gelato
Königinstraße 37
80539 München, Deutschland
09.03-14.03
11:30-18:00

 More information: www.studiokomplekt.com

 

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EXPO ‘Hellweis, schwarz und grün’ – Ariane Hartmann Gallery, Hagen (Germany) – 28 Avril-15 Juin 2013

Hellweis, schwarz und grün – Bright white, black and green

at Ariane Hartmann – Werkstattgalerie. zeitgenössischer Schmuck & Design  (Hagen, Germany)

 

Artists:  Pia Sommerlad –  Zwetelina Alexieva –  Isa Skolny — Thomas Giesen

Pia Sommerlad rings

Pia Sommerlad -   Earrings: Mafleur  Agate, silver oxidated

Zwetelina Alexieva  Necklace: Twin pollens 2010  Silver, hematite  90 x 10 cm  Detail

 

Ariane Hartmann – Werkstattgalerie. zeitgenössischer Schmuck & Design

Eppenhauserstrasse 14
58093 – Hagen
Germany
Telephone: +49 (0) 173 – 77 13 988
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website: www.ariane-hartmann.de

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EXPO ’3 from Sofia’ – Galeriehaus Grosche, Castrop-Rauxel (Germany) – 16-30 Juin 2012

3 from Sofia : Zwetelina Alexieva, Dimitar Delchev, Nikolay Sardamov

Zwetelina Alexieva
I think about my pieces the way I think about living things.
Some of them have a skeleton and a skin, others have twigs and leaves. Some have similar building schemes, but none of them are identical.
The process of making is like growing an organism. I use wax wires and elements to build a structure and to form a shape. My pieces emerge slowly and are sometimes intricate. They need a patient observer and time to be appreciated.

Dimitar Delchev
The inspiration for my works I get from different sources, mostly, from the nature. I’m also getting my inspiration from stores like Bauhaus, Praktiker etc. The transformation of lifeless nets, pipes and other industrial stuff into something else brings about emotions and joy in a playful mode.

Nikolay Sardamov
Butterflies with wide spread wings and beetles with long feelers are arranged in a circle with legs next to each other and form brooches, pendants, rings and bangles. They also occur individually, as an ear stud sitting on the tip of the ear, or as a pin, nonchalantly crawling on the lapel. The insects are their own silhouettes: silver shadows, sometimes gilded or blackened. They sit in symmetric ornaments which grow into three dimensional constructions and resemble flowers in bloom. The beetles and butterflies turn into petals.

And the secret of the garden? Its flowers can spread their wings and fly away.

Nikolay Sardamov  Brooch: The Secret Of The Garden  Gold  - Photography: Mladen Penev

Zwetelina Alexieva  Brooch: Red  Plastic foil, silver  – Photography: Angel Penchev

Dimitar Delchev  Brooch: Red  Plastic, silver  – Photography: Angel Penchev

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Galeriehaus Grosche
Karlstraße 20
44575 – Castrop-Rauxel
Germany
Telephone: 02305 – 92 10 92
website: www.galeriehaus-grosche.de
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EXPO ‘The RING’ – TESTA gallery, Sofia (BG) – 12-27 Mai 2012

THE RING - jewellery exhibition

TESTA gallery’s exhibition will present rings by 16 jewelers, each of whom will show three to six pieces.

Participants: Angelina Tsvetkova — Antoaneta Petrova — Atanas Konstantinov — Bogdana Topreva — Vanya Dimitrova — Viktor Pavlov — Dimitar Deltchev — Dora Haralambaki — Evgeniya Tsankova — Emanuela Deyanova — Kalina Tchankova — Neva Balnikova — Nikolay Sardamov — Sabrina Hauser — Teodor Lultchev — Zwetelina Aleksieva

The exhibition wil open on May 12th, Saturday, at TESTA gallery, 8 Shishman St, from 12 pm to 6 pm, and will run through May 27th.

Simply an adornment, vanity, or an object to wear with a specific message, the ring has the potential to say a lot of things. Inspired by different aspects of life and the world around us, it can show attitude and require attitude, express position, surprise and stimulate both the mind and the feelings. Used as a symbol of power, social status, or religion, in contemporary times the ring is to a greater extent an expression of one’s own identity. Regardless of whether it is made of silver, gold, platinum and precious stones or alternative materials used in unpredictable ways, the ring is eager to say: “I love you, I am beautiful, I am rich, I hate you, I come from Ireland or Austria, I have enough, I am taken, I am funny, I am scared, I am important, I can’t help you. I am.”

 Emanuela Deyanova – ring « shaving » – synthetic hair, paint, felt, silver

Emanuela Deyanova – ring »5 ways to paint in red » – paint, felt, aluminium, silver, synthetic hair

 Neva Balnikova ‘Ugly’ – polymer clay, silver electroforming, amethyst

Sabrina Hauser, ring « Bali » – silver, oxidised

Evgeniya Tsankova – « tied » – aluminium, cotton

Evgeniya Tsankova, « Tied »  – aluminium, cotton

Vanya Dimitrova – Ring « Colourful captured memories » – Coat powdered copper, textile, rubber

Bogdana Topreva – « nature » – silver, moss

Bogdana Topreva – « nature » – silver, moss

Dimitar Deltchev - aluminium, balloon

Teodor Lultchev – « Communication » - sterling silver, steel

Dora Haralambaki - « my country my sea » – glazed porcelain

  Nikolai Sardamov rings

Victor Pavlov

 

 

TESTA gallery
8 Ulitsa Tsar Shishman
Sofia, Bulgaria 1000
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[e-mail]://testagallery.com

 

EXPO « White – Gold – Porcelain » – Ariane Hartmann Werkstattgalerie, Hagen (DE) – 11 Mars-28 Avr. 2012

The words WHITE – GOLD – CHINA build an associative chain. Each term generates its own memories. The achromatic color white stands for purity – innocence – virginity – infinity.

Gold, the noble metal with his unique flair – wealth.

Porcelain – the white gold is a special material in contemporary jewelry. The unusual technique to burn china with silver, chains to be made of porcelain and the virtuosity of the ramification in silver.

Anna Kiryakova (BG), Violaine Ulmer (F) and Zwetelina Alexieva (BG) show works on the subject at Ariane Hartmann workshop gallery of contemporary jewelery and design.

Violaine Ulmer – Broche Paysage – Porzellan Silber

Violaine Ulmer – Bagues « Galet » – Porzellan Silber

Anna Kiryakova – Kette White Circles 1 – Porcelain Silver

 

Anna Kiryakova - Brooch « Red Ant » – Porcelain Silver

 Zwetelina Alexieva – ring « twin », silver, rock chrystal

 

 

 

 

Ariane Hartmann – Werkstattgalerie. zeitgenössischer Schmuck & Design
Eppenhauserstrasse 14
58093 – Hagen – Germany
Telephone: +49 (0) 173 – 77 13 988
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EXPO ‘SODAmore summer 2011′ – SODA, Istanbul (TR) – 24 Juin-26 Aout 2011

SODAmore Summer 2011 : Contemporary Art Jewellery Exhibition

SODAmore YAZ 2011 : Çağdaş Mücevher Sanatı Sergisi

Once more SODA brings together a group of contemporary artists who use different colours, materials and themes to exhibit their work for the SODAmore exhibition this summer.

“SODAmore Summer 2011: Contemporary Art Jewellery Exhibition,” which was also organized last year, will host many new international artists. This show will challenge you to forget the old contours and styles you were once used to, to be swiftly replaced by deserving contemporary art.

Including approximately 70 pieces, the exhibition will present prominent artists of Contemporary Art Jewellery which has become an acclaimed area of interest for international art collectors who use various materials like glass, metal, rubber, plexiglass, wood, paper, plastic and ceramic.

The exhibition hosts artists Zwetelina Alexieva, Ara Kuo, Ritsuko Ogura, Selen Özus, Lina Peterson, Nikolay Sardamov, Michihiro Sato, Salima Thakker, Flora Vagi and Tanel Veenre. Some rings are made from hairbrushes while some bracelets are carved out of cardboard; ultimately the exhibit will surprise you and make you question the definition of “precious” jewellery.

Michihiro Sato

Selen Özus

Selen Özus – thoughtful

Flora Vagi

Zwetelina Alexieva – black plastic brooch

Zwetelina Alexieva – necklace « twin pollens », detail – silver, hematite

Lina Peterson

Ritsuko Ogura

Tanel Veenre

Nikolay Sardamov

 

 

 

SODA
Şakayık SOkak No: 37/1 34365 Nişantaşı
Istanbul, Turkey

EXPO ’3×2=Schmuck’ – Galerie Mangold, Leipzig (Germany) – 13 Sept.-13 Nov. 2010

Artists: Nikolay Sardamov, Dimitar Delchev, Zwetelina Alexieva

They represent three generations and exhibit often together: the three jewellery makers from Sofia show works, inspired by classical techniques like a jour, forging, welding, in precious metals, and on the other hand exploring the decorative qualities of other materials like rubber and plastic.

Dimitar Delchev (Bulgarie) - ‘Layer 20′

Dimitar Delchev

Zwetelina Alexieva- red brooch, plastic, silver

Zwetelina Alexieva- necklace « comma », silver, hematite

Nikolay Sardamov

Nikolay Sardamov – soft construction

 

Galerie Mangold
Thomaskirchhof 17
04109 – Leipzig
Germany
website: www.galerie-mangold.de
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