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05/08/2017

EXPO ‘Marzee Graduate Show 2017′ – Marzee Gallery, Nijmegen (NL) – 20 Aout-25 Oct. 2017

Marzee International Graduate Show 2017

Please join us, and the participating graduates, for the opening of the Marzee International Graduation Show on Sunday 20 August 2017 at 4pm at Galerie Marzee.

Marzee Graduation Show - opening 20 August 2017 at 4 pm

The annual Marzee International Graduation Show, is the highlight of our exhibition calendar, and has grown from a modest affair to an event unparallelled in size and scope. This year’s show will present a selection of jewellery and objects by more than 100 graduates from 40 different art schools and academies from Europe, US, Asia and Australia.
Galerie Marzee is unique in its support for emerging young talent and since 1986 the Marzee International Graduate Show has offered the best new graduates their first opportunity to exhibit in a world-renowned gallery. During the opening we will also award the Marzee Graduate Prize to this year’s most promising students.
Bringing together student works from all over the globe, Galerie Marzee’s graduate exhibition is the only of its kind. It serves as an annual survey of thesis research in the field of jewellery, but more importantly, as a venue for these investigations, questions, and queries to come to light. Indeed, with contributions from over 40 academies and colleges across the world, design and process are as varied as there are selected works. As these students transition from the structure provided by university jewellery departments into a studio practice of their own making, the opportunity for their first body of work to continue into the contemporary conversation is significant. Perfectly housed within the gallery, the Marzee International Graduate Show 2017 marks the 31st installment, and the only jewellery degree exhibition of this size and scope.
The exhibition will be on show through October 25th.

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  Lotta Koov, Earthly Pleasures, 2017, brooches; silicone, silver, steel. Graduated from EKA Eesti Kunstiakadeemia, Tallinn, EstoniaLotta Koov, Earthly Pleasures, 2017, brooches; silicone, silver, steel. Graduated from EKA Eesti Kunstiakadeemia, Tallinn, Estonia
 Graduate Show preview: Ammeli Engström, Not my hands, 2017, brooch; silver. Graduated from HDK Academy of Design and Crafts, Gothenburg, Sweden
  Ammeli Engström, Not my hands, 2017, brooch; silver. Graduated from HDK – School of Design and Crafts, Gothenburg, Sweden

    Melissa Selvius, Ankh II, 2017, necklace; aluminium, gold. Graduated from SDSU San Diego State University, United StatesMelissa Selvius, Ankh II, 2017, necklace; aluminium, gold. Graduated from SDSU San Diego State University, United States

 Marzee International Graduate Show 2017 -  Lu Kuai, Peep-Communication, 2017, necklace; lacquer, horse hair, wood, silver, copper. Graduated from BIFT Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology, Beijing, ChinaLu Kuai , Peep-Communication, 2017, necklace; lacquer, horse hair, wood, silver, copper. Graduated from BIFT Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology, Beijing, China

MARZEE Graduate Show (2017) preview: Tamae Kamishima, Gather, 2017, brooches; acrylic paint. Graduated from Hiko Mizuno, Tokyo, Japan Tamae Kamishima, Gather, 2017, brooches; acrylic paint. Graduated from Hiko Mizuno, Tokyo, Japan
Lilian Mattuschka, untitled, 2016, necklace; wood, rubber, iron. Graduated from Alchimia, Florence, ItalyLilian Mattuschka, untitled, 2016, necklace; wood, rubber, iron. Graduated from Alchimia, Florence, Italy

 Holly O'Hanlon, Excess 2, 2016/2017, brooch; slate, treated mild steel, precious white metal, precious yellow metal, two-part epoxy, steel pin. Graduated from Central Saint Martins, London, UK. #graduateshow2017 #galeriemarzee Holly O’Hanlon, Excess 2, 2016/2017, brooch; slate, treated mild steel, precious white metal, precious yellow metal, two-part epoxy, steel pin. Graduated from Central Saint Martins, London, UK

Graduate Show preview: Dabin Lee, Down the Rabbit Hole, 2017, brooch; silver, copper wire, fabric. Graduated from Royal Academy of Antwerp, Belgium Dabin Lee, Down the Rabbit Hole, 2017, brooch; silver, copper wire, fabric. Graduated from Royal Academy of Antwerp, Belgium

Natalie Nicholson, Yellow, 2016, necklace; linen, sterling silver, rubber, wood. Graduated from SUNY, New Paltz, USNatalie Nicholson, Yellow, 2016, necklace; linen, sterling silver, rubber, wood. Graduated from SUNY, New Paltz, US

Marzee graduate show 2017 - Pia Groh, N'1, 2017, earrings agate, oxidised silver. Graduated from Idar-Oberstein, Hochschule Trier, GermanyPia Groh, N’1, 2017, earrings agate, oxidised silver. Graduated from Idar-Oberstein, Hochschule Trier, Germany

Marzee Graduation Show - opening 20 August 2017 at 4 pm

Lage Markt 3 / Waalkade 4
6511 VK Nijmegen, Netherlands
tel +31 24 322 9670

 

 

09/12/2016

EXPO ‘New Tastes – Twelve New Graduates’ – Kath Libbert Jewellery Gallery (UK) – 10 Nov. 2016–29 Janv. 2017

New Tastes


Twelve New Graduates

 New Tastes Twelve New Graduates - kath libbert jewellery gallery- 10th Nov - 29th Jan 2017Darcey Skelly,  Space Cows From Space)

 Twelve New Graduates
Delectable jewellery, metalwork and silversmithing! Our annual pick of the most delicious new talents selected from all across the UK and Ireland!

Kath Libbert Jewellery Gallery, which this year celebrates twenty years at Salts Mill, Saltaire, has selected and exhibited the work of new graduates since its inception. In numerous cases these emerging talents have gone on to gain wide acclaim for their work, and many continue to be represented by the gallery. For the exhibition New Tastes Kath serves up twelve sumptuous collections cooked up by new graduates from all over the UK and Ireland:  ‘Spotting and then supporting the work of cutting edge new graduates has always been extremely central to the ethos of the gallery.  Forging a career straight out of college is really challenging. Now, more than ever, it is vital to exhibit and encourage these incredibly talented jewellers and metalsmiths at this formative stage in their careers.’

 
Wanshu Li, Edinburgh College of Art -
Rob Anderson, Sheffield Hallam University - already a winner, bagging the prestigious 2016 Business Design Centre New Designer of the Year Award for his Japanese ceramic inspired ‘family’ of earthy steel vessels entitled ‘Heavy Hands’. Their meditative beauty arises from his carefully considered making process – a wonderfully tactile collection with great presence.
Hayley Brooks, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, Dundee -
Chen Cheng, Birmingham School of Jewellery -
Sheng Zhang, Birmingham School of Jewellery

Room for more?

We are also delighted to serve up collections byFrancesca Lobb, Manchester School of Art; Felicity Lynden, University of Edinburgh;  Freya Alder, Glasgow School of Art; Stephanie O Leary, Middlesex University, London; Michaela Murrain, De Montfort University, Leicester, and Amanda Denison, Winchester School of Art.

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Wanshu Li, Edinburgh College of Art‘Go with the Glow’ is a taste explosion – sensual, soft to the touch jewels, in a riot of fluorescent UV reactive nylon wire, inspired by raves, laser light shows, and jellyfish!
« My jewellery is focused on exploring the multisensory experience and making tactile wearable pieces, which involve different sensory experiences such as vision, sound, and touch. The inspiration for the jewellery series “Go with the Glow” stems from capturing the moving moments in the natural world. I was deeply attracted by free-swimming marine animal. For example jellyfish, which is soft, light, and glowing with the characteristics of amazing colours. I was also fascinated by dancing, rave party and laser light show.
I developed my work by experimenting with acrylic, moving beads, UV reactive nylon wire, UV light and fluorescent paints resulting in light-weighted tactile, colourful and playful pieces. The nylon wires under UV light creates an amazing fluorescent effect and provide a pleasant visual enjoyment for the wearers and viewers. Moreover, the pieces create subtle sounds, following freely with the movements of the body. »

Education
2009-2013 | BA Jewellery and Silversmithing College of Art and Design, Beijing University of Technology
2014-2016 | MFA Jewellery and Silversmithing  Edinburgh College of Art

Wanshu Li, Edinburgh College of Art - ‘Go with the Glow’- bangle in acrylic, seed beads, fluorescent plastic tube and nylon wire. Photo by Shannon Tofts  Wanshu Li, Edinburgh College of Art – ‘Go with the Glow’- bangle in acrylic, seed beads, fluorescent plastic tube and nylon wire. Photo by Shannon Tofts 

Wanshu Li, Edinburgh College of Art - ‘Go with the Glow’- brooch in acrylic, seed beads, fluorescent plastic tube and nylon wire. Photo by Shannon Tofts Wanshu Li, Edinburgh College of Art - ‘Go with the Glow’- brooch in acrylic, seed beads, fluorescent plastic tube and nylon wire. Photo by Shannon Tofts

Wanshu Li, Edinburgh College of Art - ‘Go with the Glow’- pendant in acrylic, seed beads, fluorescent plastic tube and nylon wire. Photo by Shannon Tofts  Wanshu Li, Edinburgh College of Art - ‘Go with the Glow’- pendant in acrylic, seed beads, fluorescent plastic tube and nylon wire. Photo by Shannon Tofts 

Wanshu Li, Edinburgh College of Art - ‘Go with the Glow’- ring in acrylic, seed beads, fluorescent plastic tube and nylon wire. Photo by Shannon Tofts   Wanshu Li, Edinburgh College of Art – ‘Go with the Glow’- ring in acrylic, seed beads, fluorescent plastic tube and nylon wire. Photo by Shannon Tofts 

Amanda Denison, Winchester School of Art
« I am inspired and intrigued by the traces left behind through dilapidation and decay and by the marks stamped on the urban environment.  And I am drawn to repeated elements that distort and change. 
I have a fine art background and this influences my approach to jewellery making. I live and work in West London and take numerous photographs of the details I discover as I walk the streets. These are incorporated into my work through mark making and drawings on my enameled surfaces.
I enjoy the challenge of working with industrial materials and traditional processes to create distinctive hand made art Jewellery. I like to work with steel and to add silver accents. I incorporate enamels and patinas to add colour but my palette is subtle and restrained. After kiln firing my enamels are deconstructed and the shiny finish is abraded. This creates richly degraded surfaces with subtle areas of hue and tone and a smooth matt finish. Where patches of bare steel are revealed they are encouraged to rust.  Each piece is unique for although I can repeat the processes there is always an element of chance and no two pieces are ever exactly the same. »

Amanda Denison, Winchester School of Art. - Enamelled steel necklace on silver chain  -  : Amanda Denison, Winchester School of Art. – Enamelled steel necklace on silver chain

Amanda Denison, Winchester School of Art - Double enamelled steel brooch -  .: Amanda Denison, Winchester School of Art – Double enamelled steel brooch

 

Michaela Murrain, De Montfort University, Leicester
« My work is all about colour, shape and repetition. The idea of taking plain white, flat pieces of fabric and manipulating them to create wearable sculpture is what excites me as a maker. I am inspired by the bold characteristics of neck adornment within African culture and from this I created my ‘Chunk and Loop’ jewellery collection where I have translated subtle elements, such as the placement of colour and scale, to create tactile, vibrant yet sophisticated, contemporary wearables. »

Michaela Murrain, De Montfort University, Leicester - ‘Chunk and Loop’ necklace in hand dyed cotton Michaela Murrain, De Montfort University, Leicester – ‘Chunk and Loop’ necklace in hand dyed cotton

 

Stephanie O Leary, Middlesex University, London
« Drawn to the simplicity and elegance of clean lines in architectural design, Stephanie O’Leary is influenced by geometric structures which jut-out, protrude or extend from the existing ‘frame’ of their environment. Specifically scaffolding, cranes and power lines.
Scaffolding: “a temporary structure used to support the construction, maintenance and repair of buildings”.
What some may perceive as a temporary ugliness protruding out of the natural urban environment; she is drawn to its linear design, the contrast between permanence and degradation, and the transient nature of its construction.
Formed from various different components, scaffolding can be assembled in various different ways to integrate with and support a building; the structure can be assembled, disassembled, relocated and assembled again. In this sense, over time, the structure is in a constant state of flux, moving around the city.
By focussing on this dynamic, O’Leary uses universal hinges and industrial materials to create kinetic urban structures, which mimic the minimalist and fragmented aesthetic of London.
In combination with found objects, industrial and precious materials, O’Leary forms connections and links between discarded objects, material connotations and their environment in relation to urban cityscapes. »

Stephanie O Leary, Middlesex University, London - ‘Fragments’ – necklace in enamelled copper, steel, silver with fragment pieces encased in scaffolding inspired frames on articulated wooden chain  Stephanie O Leary, Middlesex University, London – ‘Fragments’ – necklace in enamelled copper, steel, silver with fragment pieces encased in scaffolding inspired frames on articulated wooden chain 

Stephanie O Leary, Middlesex University, London - ‘Roof Truss Brooch’ in wood, steel and brass  Stephanie O Leary, Middlesex University, London – ‘Roof Truss Brooch’ in wood, steel and brass 
  »Scaffolding: “a temporary structure used to support the construction, maintenance and repair of buildings”. « 

 

Chen Cheng, Birmingham School of Jewellery – inspired by ballet, Chen’s delightfully playful series of rings and brooches seem alive, dancing on the body – every element of her finely manipulated metal wire mini sculptures move as the wearer moves.
« Chen Cheng believes that contemporary jewellery is interactive because it demands a response, which can either be physical or emotional. Through kinetic movement and visual interaction, her work is designed to be explored.
“My pieces invoke play. Every element is movable, and this quality enhances the physical movement of the wearer”.
Combining her own aesthetic and working style, Chen has taken inspiration from shapes and moving modes found in the human body, which are also expressed through modern and traditional ballet dancing. Applying this motion to express the mystique and magical forms of the human body was the key determining process in her jewellery design.
Using fine wire and simple metal shapes to create the minimal forms allows the audiences to pay close attention to the movement of the work. Akin to dancing, each piece’s “performance” holds its own surprise in style and character.
Chen hopes that her work will encourage the wearers to touch, feel and discover the meaning behind her work. She hopes that through a deeper appreciation of such interaction, jewellery can be better understood and more people would be able to appreciate the different expressions and styles of contemporary jewellery. »

Dancing On My Own - kinetic ring -  Chen Cheng, Birmingham School of Jewellery;: Chen Cheng, Birmingham School of Jewellery – Dancing On My Own – kinetic ring

  "dancing on my own" kinetic ring -  Chen Cheng, Birmingham School of Jewellery;: Chen Cheng, Birmingham School of Jewellery – Dancing On My Own – kinetic ring

Chen Cheng - Dancing on my own kinetic broochChen Cheng, Birmingham School of Jewellery – Dancing On My Own – kinetic  brooch 

Chen Cheng (CN) - Dancing On My Own - kinetic ring - Chen Cheng, Birmingham School of Jewellery – Dancing On My Own – kinetic  ring

 

Francesca Lobb, Manchester School of Art
« Through the exploration of body adornment and personal possessions my practice primarily focusses around how an object evokes personal comfort for its owner. Through interrogation of pre-owned objects and our interaction with our personal belongings, my works emphasis is on the user’s experience. By observing these interactions I question how the design of an object can entice an individual to explore the piece and how this can provoke the wearer to form a personal attachment to the item.
Producing small scale objects with close attention to detail, I question how the user will interact with each piece. Creating intricate designs that evoke engagement, generates an individual narrative upon each item through the user’s choice of how it is worn.
Exploration of traditional techniques within jewellery and metal work is integral within my practice to produce individual handmade items, which also allows myself as a maker to form a personal connection to each piece throughout its creation. »

 Francesca Lobb, Manchester School of Art - ‘Watchmaker’s Brooch’ – from ‘Explore’ Collection.  Worn on the inside of the jacket to reflect the significance of the user's personal choice. Brass, chain, stainless steel and corked glass vials - Francesca Lobb, Manchester School of Art - ‘Watchmaker’s Brooch’ – from ‘Explore’ Collection.  Worn on the inside of the jacket to reflect the significance of the user’s personal choice. Brass, chain, stainless steel and corked glass vials

‘Watchmaker’s Brooch’ - from ‘Explore’ Collection in brass, chain, stainless steel and corked glass vials - ; Francesca Lobb, Manchester School of Art;: Francesca Lobb, Manchester School of Art - ‘Watchmaker’s Brooch’ - from ‘Explore’ Collection in brass, chain, stainless steel and corked glass vials

Francesca Lobb, Manchester School of Art - ‘Watchmaker’s Brooch’ – from ‘Explore’ Collection in brass, chain, stainless steel and corked glass vials 

 

Darcey Skelly, National College of Art and Design, Dublin‘Voyages of the Starship Stetson’ – a collision of two iconic fictional genres, Sci-Fi and the Western, paired in a crazy creation of her own imagining. Her concept, if the Cowboys of the Old West found a way to propel themselves into Space to colonise a planet. Darcey describes herself as ‘an illustrative maker’, a storyteller who aims to show there is more to a piece than meets the eye!

 Darcey Skelly, National College of Art and Design, Dublin  Space Cows From Space - Necklace   Darcey Skelly, National College of Art and Design, Dublin  Space Cows From Space – Necklace

Sheng Zhang, Birmingham School of Jewellery – winner of the New Designers Goldsmiths’ Company Silversmithing Award 2016  is influenced by minimalist art and contemporary architecture. Shafts of light slice through finely crafted incisions in his series of supremely elegant geometric brooches and vessels – all darkly oxidised with glinting gold edges.
« Sheng Zhang is influenced by minimalist art and inspired by contemporary architecture. His passion concentrates on the exploration and expression of the relationship between internal and external spaces with significant contrasting elements such as forms, textures and colours.
The collection involves the utilisation of highlighted incisions and openings to imply and emphasise the link of internal and external space, as well as introducing light as an indicator of different spaces to allow the viewer to look through and explore the entire piece. This also strengthens the visual response, captures attention and produces curiosity for the viewer.
By employing simple geometric forms and contrasting colours, Sheng demonstrates a minimal style and visual language, which reflects his personality, philosophy and personal aesthetic.
Each piece is unique as a result of a carefully controlled and purposely structured making process. All the pieces are hand made in metal with appropriate techniques including plating and oxidising. The collection consists of functional and non-functional items. »

Sheng Zhang, Birmingham School of Jewellery - ‘Inside Out’ – brooches in oxidised gilding metal Sheng Zhang, Birmingham School of Jewellery – ‘Inside Out’ – brooches in oxidised gilding metal

Sheng (Shawn) Zhang Brooch: Sheng Zhang Brooch – gilding metal, oxidising 2016

Felicity Lynden, University of Edinburgh - 'Ruins' necklace in resin embedded with iron oxide and steel mesh, with white metal and stainless wire Felicity Lynden, University of Edinburgh – ‘Ruins’ necklace in resin embedded with iron oxide and steel mesh, with white metal and stainless wire

 

Freya Alder, Glasgow School of Art
« I am a designer, maker and jeweller based in Glasgow. My work tends to be informal, relatively un-precious and playful. I recently graduated from the design school at Glasgow School of art specialising in silversmithing and jewellery.
This work originally sprang from my love of illustrating the female form. I enjoy the long linear lines that so quickly represent a woman. With something like five strokes of a pen one can conjure a form, and a character within that form.
The subject of the nude woman is fraught with conflicts. The female form is often reductively objectified and generally devalued. I want my work to have a humour and an informality that isn’t often afforded to the subject of the naked women or indeed the discipline of jewellery »

Freya Alder, Glasgow School of Art - Brass Ladies – brooches hand pierced in brass Freya Alder, Glasgow School of Art – Brass Ladies – brooches hand pierced in brass

Freya Alder, Glasgow School of Art - Brass Ladies – brooches hand pierced in brass - The subject of the nude woman is fraught with conflicts. The female form is often reductively objectified and generally devalued. I want my work to have a humour and an informality that isn't often afforded to the subject of the naked women or indeed the discipline of jewellery: Freya Alder, Glasgow School of Art – Brass Ladies – brooches hand pierced in brass – The subject of the nude woman is fraught with conflicts. The female form is often reductively objectified and generally devalued. I want my work to have a humour and an informality that isn’t often afforded to the subject of the naked women or indeed the discipline of jewellery

Hayley Brooks, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, Dundee - the peaceful expansive landscapes of the Scottish wilds are captured in her sensitive collection of chokers and bangles – microscopic details of lichen covered rocks appear in richly textured soft silicone contrasting with sleek silver – ‘a personal souvenir – enabling the wearer to carry with them something of the peace and solace found in the Scottish landscape.’
« The Scottish landscape provides peacefulness, an opportunity to free your mind, and access to silence. A stark contrast to the every day hustle and bustle of city life. Through photography I capture things that interest me ranging from the textures and details in the rocks found at my feet to the wider expansive landscapes that give us a sense of place. I am interested in the natural reflection of the landscape in the details of the rocks – the macroscopic in the microscopic!
Through this innovative collection of contemporary jewellery I aim to raise awareness of the beauty of the Scottish landscape, as I want other people see what I can see in the rocks and stones. These immensely wearable pieces, combine alternative materials such as silicone and precious metal, and also act as a personal souvenir – enabling the wearer to carry something of the peace and solace found in the Scottish landscape. »

Hayley Brooks, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, Dundee - Choker in silicone, anodised aluminium and silver -  Hayley Brooks, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, Dundee: -  Choker in silicone, anodised aluminium and silver -

Hayley Brooks Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, Dundee – Choker in silicone, anodised aluminium and silver 

 

New Tastes introduces twelve new jewellery graduates: Wanshu Li, Edinburgh College of Art; Hayley Brooks, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, Dundee; Chen Cheng, Birmingham School of Jewellery; Rob Anderson, Sheffield Hallam University; Sheng Zhang, Birmingham School of Jewellery; Darcey Skelly, National College of Art and Design, Dublin; Francesca Lobb, Manchester School of Art; Felicity Lynden, University of Edinburgh; Freya Alder, Glasgow School of Art; Stephanie O Leary, Middlesex University, London; Michaela Murrain, De Montfort University, Leicester; Amanda Denison, Winchester School of Art.

 

KATH LIBBERT JEWELLERY GALLERY
Salts Mill, Saltaire,
Bradford BD18 3LA. – UK
Tel/Fax 01274 599790.
info@kathlibbertjewellery.c…
www.kathlibbertjewellery.co.uk

OPEN DAILY 10 – 5.30 MON – FRI and 10 – 6 AT WEEKENDS

 

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02/12/2016

EXPO ‘Nomen Nescio’ – Piazza del carmine 29, Firenze (IT) – 2-3 Dec. 2016

Nomen Nescio

MFA GRADUATION SHOW - by  Carla Movia

Alchimia Contemporary Jewellery School Florence

Opening 2 december 18:00-21:00

& 3 December 17:00-20:00

Nomen Nescio – Carla Movia

Nomen Nescio, from latin nomen-name and nescio-I don’t know, is an installation of 300 brooches, all made out of the same material – discarded tin cans.
It is the nameless and forgotten crowd that the jewellery artist Carla Movia addresses with her work, a reflection on stereotypes and prejudice.
100 trashed tin cans transformed into jewellery state that redemption is a possibility.
They are meant as a symbol of hope, the invisible and the rejected placed on the body and worn with pride to be noticed.
In this spirit, one series of brooches supports Oxfam Italia’s campaign Stand as One.
A percentage of the sales will be donated to give help and protection to the millions of people forced to flee conflict, disaster and poverty.

Alchimia contemporary Jewellery school in Firenze   -  proud to announce that our MFA graduate Carla Movia has been selected to Talente 2017 with her graduation work! #alchimia #contemporaryjewellery #talente2017: MFA graduate Carla Movia has been selected to Talente 2017 with her graduation work!

Alchimia contemporary Jewellery school in Firenze - proud to announce that our MFA graduate Carla Movia has been selected to Talente 2017 with her graduation work! #alchimia #contemporaryjewellery #talente2017: Alchimia contemporary Jewellery school in Firenze – proud to announce that our MFA graduate Carla Movia has been selected to Talente 2017 with her graduation work

 proud to announce that our MFA graduate Carla Movia has been selected to Talente 2017 with her graduation work! #alchimia #contemporaryjewellery #talente2017: proud to announce that our MFA graduate Carla Movia has been selected to Talente 2017 with her graduation work

 

Carla Movia (born in 1989 in Trieste, Italy) is a contemporary jewellery maker currently based in Florence. She holds a BFA (2014) and completing an MFA in Contemporary Jewellery and Body Ornament from Alchimia Contemporary Jewellery School in Florence tutored by Dutch artists Ruudt Peters and Lucy Sarneel.

 

 

Piazza del Carmine, 29,
50124 Firenze FI, Italia Enregistrer

25/11/2016

EXPO ‘WYSIWYG – Chumeng Weng’ – Spazio Culturale MENTANA, Firenze (IT) – 26 Nov. 2016

WYSIWYG – Chumeng Weng

MFA GRADUATION SHOW

Alchimia Contemporary Jewellery School Florence

26 November 2016 -  Opening: 18:00

 

WYSIWYG - Chumeng Weng

Alchimia presents WYSIWYG, solo exhibition of graduate student Chumeng Weng.
The exhibition consists of a series of 19 jewellery pieces, a humorous reflection on what determines our psychological discomforts. On Nov 26th 2016, you are invited to the representation of her fears based on a two-year self discovery journey.
WYSIWYG will take you behind the dark scenes of Chumeng Weng’s imagination, where everything is tied together through one specific shape to have her worst nightmares come true.
Weng’s work incorporates traditional metal forming techniques with elements that are not usually associated with jewellery, thus creating a sense of disturbance, much like how our inner struggle works against common perception. As she sharpens, scores, snaps the pieces on to the edge of a shirt with an aggressive gesture, they turn into a theatrical symbol rather than a physical threat. Weng becomes powerful through the process of creation, taking control of her growth once again.

 

 WYSIWYG - Chumeng WengWYSIWYG – Chumeng Weng

Chumeng Weng pendant aluminium, shibuichi, beaded wire, tiger tail wire - pendant  23x14x9cm: WYSIWYG – Chumeng Weng pendant aluminium, shibuichi, beaded wire, tiger tail wire – pendant  23x14x9cm

WYSIWYG - Chumeng Weng (ALCHIMIA 2016): WYSIWYG – Chumeng Weng

Chumeng Weng - WYSIWYG - pendant dim 50x6x6cm: WYSIWYG – Chumeng Weng  necklace – copper, shibuichi, acrylic paint, spray sealant, tiger tail wire 2016

« Chumeng Weng in her new collection moved from a more personal and biographical representation of fear to a broader and rather humoristic reflection on what determines our psychological discomforts.  Motion and sarcasm are paramount tools for her, and the question she seems to pose here might be how to neutralize fear’s paralyzing power. » (Alchimia blog)

Chumeng Weng 2016Chumeng Weng

 

Chumeng Weng lived and studied in Shenyang, China for 18 years before studying fine art in Canada. Still looking for a better self, she spent one year focusing on technical jewellery making. This led her to Alchimia, where not only her perception of jewellery has been altered greatly, but also her philosophy towards ways of living has been reinterpreted.

 

 

SPAZIO CULTURALE MENTANA
Via della Mosca, 5,

50124 Firenze

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EXPO ‘Weapons of Perfection’ – Chiasso Perduto, Firenze (IT) – 2-4 Dec. 2016

 
MFA GRADUATION SHOW -
Alchimia Contemporary Jewellery School Florence
2/4 dicember 2016
at CHIASSO PERDUTO

OPENING EXHIBITION: 2 dicembre ore 17.00

Lilian Mattuschka‎ Weapons of Perfection

« The unconscious is sitting on my shoulders, whispering, calling for revolution. The giant grandpa wants to teach me how to move, how to smile, how to behave. I shave my hair.

Weapons of Perfection is the result of a two-year research revolving around issues on social behavior and norms that define and direct human interactions.
This body of work is presented as an installation created to encourage a dialogue between body and objects, photography and video. The work is divided in chapters, each representing a specific type of instruction, intended to shape both our posture and our mind.
Weapons of Perfection explores the alphabet of forms we live every day. Here the apple is a weapon of knowledge; the pacifier is an artifice of compensation; the smile is a trick of expression; the handle is a temptation of contact; the posture is an imposition of openness; the chain is a distorted bond.
The thoroughly refined artifacts invite touch, but resist use when perceived as weapons.
Weapons of Perfection offers an insight into the invisible social constrictions and boundaries with which we can be confronted. »

https://scontent-cdg2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/t31.0-8/15168701_1035893459854121_2755046529079193776_o.jpg Lilian Mattuschka POLENA. back-piece. material: wood. The work explores the alphabet of forms we live every day. Here the posture becomes an imposition of openness

EXPO 'Weapons of Perfection' - Chiasso Perduto, Firenze (IT) - 2-4 Dec. 2016 dans ALCHIMIA (IT)Lilian Mattuschka - pacifier

http://lilianmattuschka.com/ SMILE – Weapons of perfection offers a wiew on the invisible social constrictions and boundaries we can be confronted with

 

 

Chiassoperduto
via coverelli 4R Firenze – ITALIA
VISITING HOURS: 10.00 to 17.00

 

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11/11/2016

EXPO ‘INVISIBLE’ – It’s yoga Firenze, Firenze (IT) – 11 Nov. 2016

Classé dans : ALCHIMIA (IT),Exposition/Exhibition,Graduation Show,Italie (IT) — bijoucontemporain @ 0:47

MFA GRADUATION SHOW
Alchimia Contemporary Jewellery School Florence

11 November 2016
Opening: 17:00 – 21:00 at  « It’s yoga Firenze » (Light Lite)
Just as a reminder : The Treasure Hunt/Route will end at 7:30pm given that the shops close at that time. After that, we will meet at the gathering place It’ Yoga (Lightlite) until 9pm !! I hope to see you all at 5:00pm!

INVISIBLE

« INVISIBLE is a series of 213 jewelry pieces created to populate surfaces on the body and beyond.
INVISIBLE is jewelry meant to draw attention, to stop a distracted glance, and be an encounter with the unsuspected.
INVISIBLE talks about a process and a transformation from the ordinary to the extraordinary. It talks about the metamorphosis of organic substances, and focuses on the microorganisms that provoke this metamorphosis by transforming them into jewelry.
Creating “mold” to be worn as jewelry might be felt as a provocation, a provocation to feel and to see what is normally disdained. It is an invitation to accept a natural process of life in its inherent beauty, an invitation to break the boundaries of traditional jewelry, while exploring new possibilities of wearability and reinterpretation.
The exhibition itself is again an invitation to stroll around and explore particular spaces.
It has its starting and ending point in “It’s Yoga” (Light Lite), Via dei Serragli, 24r, 50124 at 5p.m with an installation explaining the project. The exhibition itself evolves as treasure hunt where the visitors will follow a map with a route to find jewelry pieces spread in the area of the city.
This was possible thanks to the collaboration of I Visionari, Coexist, Quelle tre, Wave Parrucchieri, Luca and Bjork. »

Lumy Nouguez – INVISIBLELumy Nouguez – INVISIBLE

Born in 1986 in Bogotá- Colombia, Lumy Nouguez lived and studied in Cúcuta until high school. Later she moved to Medellin for 10 years completing an architecture degree and working as landscape and graphic designer for several years. These became a big influence her work as a jeweler, when in 2014 she came to Florence to pursue her dream of completing a MFA in contemporary jewelry at Alchimia: Contemporary Jewellery School.

 INVISIBLE by Lumy Nouguez - Proliferation series - photos by Lucy Clark. INVISIBLE by Lumy Nouguez – Proliferation series display – photos by Lucy Clark

 

« It’s yoga Firenze »,
Via dei Serragli, 24r,
50124 Firenze – ITALIA

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24/08/2016

30th Marzee International Graduate Show 2016 – Marzee Graduate Prize – And the WINNERS are …..

30th Marzee International Graduate Show 2016

opening Sunday 21 August at 4pm  of the 2016 Annual International Marzee Graduate Show at Galerie Marzee.
During the opening we will also be presenting the Marzee Graduate Prize to this year’s most promising graduates -
The exhibition will be on show until 29 October 2016.

The Marzee International Graduate Show 2016. 30th Marzee International Graduate Show - www.facebook.com/... - opening of this exhibition on Sunday 21 August at 4pm at Galerie Marzee! - exhibition will run from 21 August until 29 October 2016.-  - - - X: (Wei Zhou, Hints  CAFA (Central Academy of Fine Arts), China)

MARZEE GRADUATE PRIZE  2016

The Marzee International Graduate Show is an annual event and the highlight of our exhibition calendar. In organising this unique event, we hope to turn the spotlight on the fantastic work produced by jewellery graduates from all over the world.

Every year the Marzee Graduate Prize is awarded to a selection of the most promising students. The quality of work this year has been exceptional and so we are delighted to announce a record number of prize winners :

Wei Zhou (BA) – CAFA, Beijing, China
Alžběta Dvořáková (MA) – AAAD, Prague, Czech Republic
René Martin – Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Nuremberg, Germany (NOT jewelry)
Yiftah Avraham (MA) – Hochschule Trier, Idar-Oberstein, Germany
Catalina Brenes (MA) – Hochschule Trier, Idar-Oberstein, Germany
Federica Sala (MA) – Alchimia, Florence, Italy
Jongseok Lim (BA) – Kookmin University, Seoul, South Korea
Yenim Park (MA) – Kookmin University, Seoul, South Korea
Katharina Dettar (MA) – RCA, London, UK
Luci Jockel (BA) – RISD, Providence, US

Congratulations to all the winners!

They won the Marzee Graduate Prize 2016 out of a selection of 106 graduates from 70 schools worldwide !!!

Catalina Brenes & Yiftah Avraham -  Marzee Graduate Prize 2016 Catalina Brenes & Yiftah Avraham -  Marzee Graduate Prize 2016 – ©phot. by Galerie Marzee – Only two of the winners, but THE image of youth, beauty, happiness & SUCCESS ! Continue to give us all that beauty you make !

  Marzee Graduate Show 2016: Catalina Brenes (MFA 2016 Idar-Oberstein) • Brooch "22 Uhr" • Carrara white marble, silver, steel and resin with natural pigments • ©photo by Qi Wang   Catalina Brenes (MFA 2016 (Idar-Oberstein Hochschule Trier)) • Brooch « 22 Uhr » • Carrara white marble, silver, steel and resin with natural pigments • ©photo by Qi Wang 

Marzee Graduate Prize 2016  Catalina Brenes (MFA 2016) • Neckpiece "16:43" • Carrara white marble, fabric and resin with natural pigments • 2016 • ©photo by Qi WangMarzee Graduate Prize 2016  Catalina Brenes (MFA 2016) • Neckpiece « 16:43″ • Carrara white marble, fabric and resin with natural pigments • 2016 • ©photo by Qi Wang

Marzee Graduate Prize 2016  Yiftah Avraham (MFA 2016) • Neckpiece "Tsunami on Beach, Number 6" • Fine silver, copper, rock crystal, brass, plexiglass, simolux, paint, epoxy, steel, bone and the force of nature • 2016 • ©photo by Yiftah Abraham using Qi's fathers cameraMarzee Graduate Prize 2016  Yiftah Avraham (MFA 2016 Idar-Oberstein, before at Shenkar) • Neckpiece « Tsunami on Beach, Number 6″ • Fine silver, copper, rock crystal, brass, plexiglass, simolux, paint, epoxy, steel, bone and the force of nature • 2016 • ©photo by Yiftah Abraham using Qi’s fathers camera

Yiftah Abraham - untitled, 2016, ring; obsidian, silver, synthetic sapphire, lichen, paint Yiftah Abraham – untitled, 2016, ring; obsidian, silver, synthetic sapphire, lichen, paint

Marzee grad show 2016 - Marzee Graduate Prize 2016  Yiftah Avraham (MFA 2016) • Brooch "Hello Kitty 2" • Bone, epoxy, pvc, simolux, fungus, car paint, steel, fine silver, brass, safety card, key, rock crystal, olive wood, IDF uniform, wedding glass, sabra cactus thorns, dragon fly wings, poetry, sweet potato leaves, sunflower seeds, lichen and the artist´s hair • 2016 • ©photo by Yiftah Abraham using Qi's fathers cameraYiftah Avraham (MFA 2016 Idar-Oberstein) •  Brooch « Hello Kitty 2″ • Bone, epoxy, pvc, simolux, fungus, car paint, steel, fine silver, brass, safety card, key, rock crystal, olive wood, IDF uniform, wedding glass, sabra cactus thorns, dragon fly wings, poetry, sweet potato leaves, sunflower seeds, lichen and the artist´s hair • 2016 • ©photo by Yiftah Abraham using Qi’s fathers cameraKatharina Dettar RCA (Royal College of Art), London  2.1 grams, 2016 installation with ring; stone, gold installatie met ring; steen, goud  Marzee International Graduate ShowKatharina Dettar    (BA 2013Idar-Oberstein, fresh MA graduate of the Royal College of Art) • Installation « 2,1 grams » • 24ct Gold (2,1 g) and shale (1.400 kg) & quartzit (140 kg) • 2016 • ©photo by Guillem Trius
« Awakening Awareness – To magnify a problem, to create dialogues and awake awareness about what lays behind some of the objects that surround us. 3D diagrams that communicate about the material waste of our nowadays goods.
Jewellery, tableware, furniture and silk clothes are present in our daily life, contrary to the unseen raw material we need in order to produce them. »

Katharina Dettar 1000 Moths for a Blouse, 2016, blouse; Bombyx mori moths, silk thread - Marzee Prize 2016: Katharina Dettar 1000 Moths for a Blouse, 2016, blouse; Bombyx mori moths, silk thread -  (BA 2013Idar-Oberstein, fresh MA graduate of the Royal College of Art)

Federica Sala - Alchimia 2016Federica Sala - Controlled Freedom, 2015, necklace; glass, aegirine – Alchimia 2016
Federica Sala at Marzee graduation show 2016Federica Sala at Marzee graduation show 2016
Marzee gradution show 2016-. - Alžběta Dvořákova, The secret of space, 2016, brooch; leather, silver, brass; Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design (AAAD), Prague, Czech Republic:  Alžběta Dvořákova, « The secret space », 2016, brooch; leather, silver, brass – Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design (AAAD), Prague, Czech Republic
Alžběta Dvořákova, "The secret space", 2016, brooch; leather, silver, gold leaf - Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design (AAAD), Prague, Czech RepublicAlžběta Dvořákova, « The secret space », 2016, brooch; leather, silver, gold leaf – Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design (AAAD), Prague, Czech Republic
Alzbeta Dvorakova at Marzee graduation show 2016 - Marzee Prize 2016 - master work "the Secret space" - back of brooch: Alzbeta Dvorakova  – master work « the Secret space » – back of brooch 
Candidate selected student category ENJOIA'T 2016 / The Cages by Wei Zhou: Candidate selected student category ENJOIA'T 2016/ The Cages by Wei Zhou:
  Wei Zhou - The Cages, 2016, necklace; silver, wood, parchment, thread CAFA (Central Academy of Fine Arts), Beijing, China

 Luci Jockel Bloom, 2014, brooch; groundhog skull, fungi, honeycomb, beeswax, steel, brass - Marzee Prize 2016: Luci Jockel,  MFA 16 JM (RISD) -  « Bloom », 2014, brooch; groundhog skull, fungi, honeycomb, beeswax, steel, brass – RISD (Rhode Island School of Design), Providence, US

Jongseok Lim Specimen Series – 8, 2015, brooch; fine silver, sterling silverJongseok Lim Specimen Series – 8, 2015, brooch; fine silver, sterling silver - Kookmin University, Seoul, South Korea

Yenim Park untitled, 2016, brooch; horsehair, stainless steelYenim Park -  untitled, 2016, brooch; horsehair, stainless steel – Kookmin University, Seoul, South Korea

Lage Markt 3 / Waalkade 4
6511 VK Nijmegen, Netherlands
tel +31 24 322 9670
mail@marzee.nl

 

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17/08/2016

EXPO ‘Marzee Graduate Show 2016′ – Marzee Gallery, Nijmegen (NL) – 21 Aout-29 Oct. 2016

30th Marzee International Graduate Show 2016

Please join us on Sunday 21 August at 4pm for the opening of the 2016 Annual International Marzee Graduate Show at Galerie Marzee.

During the opening we will also be presenting the Marzee Graduate Prize to this year’s most promising graduates -

The exhibition will be on show until 29 October 2016.

The Marzee International Graduate Show 2016.

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Marzee Graduate Show 2016 - Wan Hee Cho jewel(Wan Hee Cho (KR) necklace) RISD (Rhode Island School of Design) in 2013)

Galerie Marzee  -30th Marzee International Graduate Show 2016 -  Wei Zhou, Hints / Untitled, 2016, necklace; silver, greenhide; CAFA, Beijing, China  Wei Zhou, Hints / Untitled, 2016, necklace; silver, greenhide; CAFA (Central Academy of Fine Arts), Beijing, China

30th Marzee International Graduate Show -  [Wei Zhou, Hints  CAFA, China]: Wei Zhou, Hints  CAFA (Central Academy of Fine Arts), China 

  Fan WANG, Sint Lucas Antwerpen - Marzee graduate show 2016  Fan WANGSint Lucas Antwerpen

Alžběta Dvořákova, The secret of space, 2016, brooch; leather, silver, brass; Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design (AAAD), Prague, Czech Republic - Marzee graduation show 2016Alžběta Dvořákova, The secret of space, 2016, brooch; leather, silver, brass – AAAD (Academy of Art, Architecture and Design), Prague, Czech Republic

Luci Jockel, Royal Mourning, 2014, brooch; squirrel skull, lichen, fungi, insect pins, steel; Rhode Island School of Design (RSID), Providence, US - Marzee .... 2016- Luci Jockel, Royal Mourning, 2014, brooch; squirrel skull, lichen, fungi, insect pins, steel – RISD (Rhode Island School of Design), Providence, US

Marzee ..... - Katie Kameen, Terrain, 2016, necklace; found objects, rubber tubing; Indiana University, Bloomington, US: Katie Kameen, Terrain, 2016, necklace; found objects, rubber tubing; Indiana University, Bloomington, US

Tain Jingwen, The winter Solstice, 2016, brooch; silver, oil painting, metal; CAFA, Beijing, China:  - Marzee ....  2016Tain Jingwen, The winter Solstice, 2016, brooch; silver, oil painting, metal; CAFA (Central Academy of Fine Arts), Beijing, China

Federica Sala, Controlled Freedom, 2015, necklace; glass, egirina; Alchimia, Florence, Italy: -  Marzee International Graduate Show 2016 -Federica Sala, Controlled Freedom, 2015, necklace; glass, egirina; Alchimia, Florence, Italy

Ronit Vishovski, Undivided, 2016, brooch; casted glass, wire; Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, USA - Marzee graduate show 2016Ronit Vishovski, Undivided, 2016, brooch; casted glass, wire; Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, USA

Lena Wunderlich, Whiteness is Blindness, 2016, brooch; brass, acrylic urethane - automotive paint, stainless steel (model: Kamal N.); Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), Providence, USA: - Marzee graduate show 2016 Lena Wunderlich, Whiteness is Blindness, 2016, brooch; brass, acrylic urethane – automotive paint, stainless steel (model: Kamal N.); RISD (Rhode Island School of Design), Providence, USA

Yenim Park, Horsehair Jewelry 4, 2016, brooch; horsehair, stainless steel; Kookmin University, Seoul, South-Korea - Marzee 2016.. - Yenim Park, Horsehair Jewelry 4, 2016, brooch; horsehair, stainless steel; Kookmin University, Seoul, South-Korea

Stephanie O'Leary, Fragments, 2016, necklace; steel, sterling silver, enamelled copper, wenge, neodymium magnets twine; Middlesex University, London, UK - Marzee .... - 2016Stephanie O’Leary, Fragments, 2016, necklace; steel, sterling silver, enamelled copper, wenge, neodymium magnets twine; Middlesex University, London, UK

  Nadja Soloviev - Akademie der Bildenden Künste NürnbergNadja Soloviev Akademie der Bildenden Künste  Nürnberg

Maya Shoshan - Shenkar - MARZEE 2016Maya ShoshanShenkar College of Engineering and Design

Pallavi Verma - jewelry with hair - Jewellery Design Royal Academy of Fine Arts AntwerpPallavi Verma – jewelry with hair – Jewellery Design Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp (Koninklijke Academie voor Schone Kunsten)

Mahvash Salim Raza (MFA 2016 Idar-Oberstein) • Necklace "My Perfect Universe" • Resin, gold, silver and ink on transparency • 2016 • ©photo by Muhammad Ashrafi - Marzee Graduate Show 2016Mahvash Salim Raza (MFA 2016 Idar-Oberstein Hochschule Trier) • Necklace « My Perfect Universe » • Resin, gold, silver and ink on transparency • 2016 • ©photo by Muhammad Ashrafi

[and from   Idar-OberSTEIN  : Yiftah Abraham (MFA 2016), Catalina Brenes (MFA 2016), Ferran Iglesias Baron (MFA 2016), Julia Obermaier (Julia Obm)(BFA 2016) and Mahvash Salim Raza (MFA 2016) are selected for the graduation show]

Marzee Graduate Show 2016: Catalina Brenes (MFA 2016 Idar-Oberstein) • Brooch "22 Uhr" • Carrara white marble, silver, steel and resin with natural pigments • ©photo by Qi Wang   Catalina Brenes (MFA 2016 (Idar-Oberstein Hochschule Trier)) • Brooch « 22 Uhr » • Carrara white marble, silver, steel and resin with natural pigments • ©photo by Qi Wang 

Julia Obermaier Necklace: Come Around, 2016 Agate, resin, pigment 27 x 20 x 3.5 cm Photo by: Julia Obermaier (selected for Marzee Graduate Show 2016:): Julia Obermaier Necklace: Come Around, 2016 Agate, resin, pigment 27 x 20 x 3.5 cm Photo by: Julia Obermaier (Idar-Oberstein Hochschule Trier)

Ferràn Iglesias (MFA stud. Idar-Oberstein) • Brooch "Life in Happiness" • Silver, steel and pigment • 2016 • ©photo by Elena GorbunovaFerran Iglesias Baron (MFA stud. Idar-Oberstein Hochschule Trier) • Brooch « Life in Happiness » • Silver, steel and pigment • 2016 • ©photo by Elena Gorbunova

and, from France – Strasbourg – Haute école des arts du Rhin (HEAR)  are selected Solene Dejean  and Camille Ancelin – Honneur aux françaises ! :-)

 Solène Dejean  Ring: PIECES SERIE n°2, 2016  Brass, silver, plexiglass  5 x 8 x 5 cm: Solène Dejean  Ring: PIECES SERIE n°2, 2016  Brass, silver, plexiglass  5 x 8 x 5 cm (Haute école des arts du Rhin (HEAR))

Camille Ancelin (Haute école des arts du Rhin (HEAR) Camille Ancelin (Haute école des arts du Rhin (HEAR)

 

Participating academies and universities:
Australia – MelbourneRMIT (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology)
Belgium – AntwerpenSint Lucas Antwerpen
Belgium – AntwerpenKoninklijke Academie voor Schone Kunsten
Belgium- HasseltMAD-Faculty
China – BeijingCAFA (Central Academy of Fine Arts)
China – BeijingBIFT (Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology)
Czech Republic – PilsenLadislav Sutnar Faculty of Design and Art (University of West Bohemia)
Czech Republic – PragueAAAD (Academy of Art, Architecture and Design)
Estonia- TallinnEKA (Eesti Kunstiakadeemia)
Finland – LappeenrantaSaimaa University of Applied Sciences
France – LimogesENSA Limoges
France – Strasbourg – Haute école des arts du Rhin (HEAR)
Germany – DüsseldorfHochschule Düsseldorf
Germany – HalleBurg Giebichenstein – Kunsthochschule Halle
Germany – HildesheimHAWK Hildesheim (Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaft und Kunst)
Germany – Idar-ObersteinHochschule Trier
Germany – MunichAkademie der Bildenden Künste
Germany – PforzheimFachhochschule Pforzheim
Germany – NuremburgAkademie der Bildenden Künste
Israel – JerusalemBezalel Academy of Arts & Design
Israel – Ramat-GanShenkar College of Engineering and Design
Italy – FlorenceAlchimia, Scuola di Gioielleria
Japan – TokyoHiko Mizuno College of Jewelry
South Korea – SeoulKookmin University
Netherlands – MaastrichtMaastricht Academy of Fine Arts and Design
Netherlands – AmsterdamGerrit Rietveld Academie
New Zealand – AucklandManukau Institute of Technology
New Zealand – PoriruaWhitireia Community Polytechnic
Spain – BarcelonaEscola Massana
Sweden – GöteborgHDK (Högskolan för design och konsthantverk)
Sweden – StockholmKonstfack, University of Arts Craft and Design
Switzerland – GenèveHEAD (Haute ecole d’art et de design)
United Kingdom – BirminghamBirmingham City University, School of Jewellery
United Kingdom – EdinburghEdinburgh College of Art
United Kingdom – LondonMiddlesex University
United Kingdom – LondonCentral Saint Martins
United Kingdom – LondonRoyal College of Art
USA – Bloomfield HillsCranbrook Academy of Art
USA – BloomingtonIndiana University
USA – New PaltzState University of New York at New Paltz
USA – ProvidenceRISD (Rhode Island School of Design)
USA – San DiegoSan Diego State University
 

Lage Markt 3 / Waalkade 4
6511 VK Nijmegen, Netherlands
tel +31 24 322 9670
mail@marzee.nl

 

18/07/2016

Graduate Exhibition show – Shenkar Jewelry Dpt., Ramat Gan (IL) – 14 July 2016

Jewelry Design Department Shenkar  – Graduate Exhibition show
Mark you calendars: 14.7.2016 – Opening night of the dept. Graduation Show

 

Jewelry Design Dept. Shenkar   Mark you calendars: 14.7.2016 - Opening night of the dept. Graduation Show:

une très belle « cuvée 2016″ !!

2016 Final project presentation

Jewelry Design Dept. Shenkar 10 juillet 2016   Svetlana Kotsareva: Svetlana Kotsareva

Jewelry Design Dept. Shenkar  juillet 2016 -    Svetlana Kotsareva:  Svetlana Kotsareva

Jewelry Design Dept. Shenkar   10 juillet 2016 ·   Yifat Levy: Yifat Levy

Jewelry Design Dept. Shenkar   juillet 2016 -    Yifat Levy:  Yifat Levy – face neckpiece

Jewelry Design Dept. Shenkar   juillet 2016 -   Noy Ben-Porat:  Noy Ben-Porat

Jewelry Design Dept. Shenkar   juillet 2016 -   Tal Barash Efraim:  Tal Barash Efraim

Shenkar 2016 - Tal Barash Efraim: Tal Barash Efraim

Jewelry Design Dept. Shenkar   juillet ·2016 -   Oria Forsher: Oria Forsher

Jewelry Design Dept. Shenkar   juillet 2016 ·   Oria Forsher: Oria Forsher

Shenkar 2016 - Tatiana Lobanova -: Tatiana Lobanova

Shenkar 2016 - Tatiana Lobanova:  Tatiana Lobanova impressive bracelets

Shenkar 2016 - Maya Schossberger: Maya Schossberger

Shenkar 2016 - Maya Schossberger: Maya Schossberger

Jewelry Design Dept. Shenkar   juillet 2016 -   Adi Gozali: Adi Gozali

Jewelry Design Dept. Shenkar   juillet 2016 -   Laya Nitta: Jewelry Design Dept. Shenkar   juillet 2016 -   Laya Nitta:

Jewelry Design Dept. Shenkar   juillet 2016 -   Laya Nitta: Laya Nitta great earrings !

 

 

SHENKAR College
125 Bialik street
Ramat Gan (Israel)
tel +972 3-575-0301

 

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25/06/2016

Graduation Show – Haute Ecole des arts du Rhin (HEAR), Strasbourg (FR) – 24-26 Juin 2016

Classé dans : France (FR),Graduation Show,HEAR Strasbourg (FR) — bijoucontemporain @ 1:28

Nous vous donnons rendez vous ce week en à la Haute école des arts du Rhin (HEAR) pour venir le travail de nos 4 nouvelles diplômées de l’atelier bijou, lors du Week-end des Diplômes 2016 pour découvrir le travail des diplômés de 5eme année.

We are happy to invite you to discover the work of our new students of the Atelier Bijou HEAR Strasbourg during the Exhibition of diploma of the 5th year student this week end.

Vernissage / Opening: 24 / 18h30 – 23h

HEAR graduation show 2016

3 new graduate jewelry students : Amélie Leblanc -Armelle Le BihanCamille AncelinSolene Dejean

event: Week-end des Diplômes 2016
Avec les étudiants exposant : Luis Francisco Aduna Cara Chards, Hélène Amrouche, Camille Ancelin, Jésus s.Baptista, Mario Baux-Costesèque, Leslie Berland, Florence Boudier, Kenza Boukeroui-Rousseau, Magali Brueder, Lucie Cardinal, Martin Carolo, Marine Caumont, Manon Cezaro, Julie Chane-Hive, Quentin Chastagnaret, Nina Chériki, Laure Cohen, Akaash Collet, Mathilde Cordier, Florian Cornu, Paul Creus, Margot Dawance, Félix Decombat, Solène Dejean, Baptiste Desmonts, Lucas Desmoulins, Léa Djeziri, Camille Drai, Montasser Drissi, Léo Dubreil, Juliette Dubus, Margaux Duchêne, Alice Durel, Antoine Duruflé, Olivia Etienne, Rana Fadavi, Célia Freyburger, Sébastien Fritschy, Daisy Gand, Sophie Gendron, Émilie Gleason, Josué Graesslin, Sophie Mirra Grandjean, Alexis Grasset, Nicolas Grellier, Hugo Haeffner, Pauline Hebert, Elodie Jansem, Marie Kolb, Camille Kuntz, Audrey Lagadec, Clémentine Lataillade, Djelissa Latini, Armelle Le Bihan, Justine Le Joncour, Tom Lebaron-Khérif, Amélie Leblanc, Pauline Lecerf, Nina Lechartier, Léo Lefrançois, Mona Leu-Leu, Baudoin Lindas, Élodie Marandon, Michaël Markasis, Alexandre Marpeaux, Laure Masson, Camille Mauger, Simon Morda-Cotel, Didier Mornifle, Lisa Mouchet, Maxime Mouysset, MSZ, Lola Maria Muller, Clara Neumann, Jonathan Omar, Lisa Pélisson, Killian Pelletier, Antoine Picoche, Inès Pons-Teixeira, Audrey Pouliquen, Clémentine Pringarbe, Camille Renault, Nicolas Ridou, Benjamin Riollet, Aglaé Rochette, Maxime Sabourin, Thibaut Schell, Timothée Schulze, Shivay, Caroline Siefert, Orane Sigal, Flora Sopa, Emma Thiel, Colin Thil, Stéphanie Thiriet, Louise Tiberti, Adèle Verlinden, Edouard Vien, Félix Wysocki.

 

 Amélie Leblanc Amélie Leblanc

 Armelle Le BihanArmelle Le Bihan

Camille AncelinCamille Ancelin

Solene Dejean Solene Dejean

 et ……………………..

Brunch dimanche 26 à 11h30 dans le jardin de la Haute école des arts du Rhin Strasbourg. Pas de frites ni de Coca mais Cook with Olivier et Les Ateliers RTT. 15 €, attention, le nombre de places est limité. Résa : cookwitholivier@gmail.com (image : Sébastien Fritschy, Vaisselle liturgique, 2016).

(image : Sébastien Fritschy, Vaisselle liturgique, 2016).(image : Sébastien Fritschy, Vaisselle liturgique, 2016).

 

 

 

 

HEAR, Ecole supérieure des arts décoratifs
1, rue de l’Académie
67000 Strasbourg
http://www.hear.fr/
25 – 26 / 12h – 19h

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