OFF JOYA 2013 – ah la la ! quel programme !!!!!!

OFF-JOYA

In 2013, JOYA challenged itself to reach outside the FAD exhibition hall by pairing jewellery artists and galleries, that are not necessarily jewellery oriented but understand its contribution to art and design. The purpose is to further extend the offer of this art event to the public and to create greater synergies between the contemporary jewellery outlets that already exists in the city.
The end product is a route of jewellery exhibitions around the city of Barcelona that are open to the public and reach a larger audience.

* Ceramic Association of Catalunya- Prepares a special exhibition of ceramic jewellery “Joieria Sincrònic” in their gallery space.
* Klimt02 Gallery – The long lasting partnership with JOYA provides an opportunity to see Noon Passama’s work, winner of 2012 Art Jewelry Forum Award, at the Klimt 02 gallery.
* La Basilica- Azahara Santoro, winner of 2012’s La Basilica award for students will be featured in this gallery along with 12 other international artists that work with the gallery.
* Amaranto Joies gallery - Brazilian artist Mirla Fernandes will showcase a retrospective of 12 years of her work in Amaranto Joies gallery of Barcelona.
* « Bigote del Sr Smith » Gallery - Claudia Betancourt and Nano Pulgar from Chilean brand WALKA, will exhibit their award winning work (Excellence of Handcraftsmanship (UNESCO, Chile 2008-2009) in this new up and coming gallery.
* Fili Plaza – La artista española Fili Plaza (Salamanca, 1957) ha elegido el cuerpo humano como objeto temático, como modo de expresión de su obra escultórica, nos enseñará su faceta más conceptual y experimental.
* « Jura Golub » Atelier - Presents 6 international artists from Austria in this cozy Barcelona gallery.
* « Room Service » Gallery - This design specialized gallery will host Burcu Büyukünal, Selen Ozus, Asli Kuris and Burcu Sülek from Maden, an up and coming jewellery studio from Turkey.
* Mutuo Centro de Arte- This industrial size gallery in Barcelona’s gothic quarter will host Context. A group dedicated to showcase the work of 26 jewellery artist from Spain.
* Ring Ring Gallery- Ring Ring Arts & Crafts is an open space for the world of design, art and craft in Barcelona. Seeking to find an artist who seeks beauty and communication from their work, they will host Bigornia, a group of 7 artists led by Spanish artist Imma Batalla.
* Escola Massana – La Escola Massana nos prepararé 2 exposiciones para enseñar lo mejor de SUS alumnos :

 -> Linea de Sortida 2013 y

-> Massana in Progress.

 * Jo Joia – Los mejores trabajos de distintas escuelas españolas junto a la escuela florentina Le Arte Orafe en el recinto de la Escola Industrial.

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La Basilica Galeria presents « Fobias de Azahara Santoro » – 16-24 Oct. 2013

C. Sant Sever n.7
08002 Barcelona
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Horario: 11h – 15h / 16.30h – 20.30h

La Basilica Galeria (Temporary Exhibitions) C/ Sant Sever 8 

 

 

Escola Massana presents « Linea de Sortida 2013 » Sala  Busquets -  14-19 Oct. 2013

Escola Massana

Centre d’Art i Disseny

Hospital, 56.

08001 Barcelona

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Escola Massana presents « Massana in Progress » – Sala Blava -  14-19 Oct. 2013

 

 

Amaranto joies presents « Mi Cuerpo, tu cuerpo. Mirla Fernandes » – 17 Oct.-10 Nov. 2013

Sant Domènec 23

08012 Barcelona

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Horario de martes a sábado de 12 a 14:30h y de 17 a 21:30h.

 

 

Ring Ring Arts & Crafts presents « Personalismes by Bigornia » -Bigornia, a group of 7 artists led by Spanish artist Imma Batalla :  Mireia Bonastre  — Mireia Calaf — Laura Juanós — Toni Marti — Anabel Ortega — Mar Sánchez

Ring Ring Arts & Crafts Barcelona

Carrer de Lluís el Piadós, 3

08003 Barcelona

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Klimt 02 Gallery presents « Portraits by Noon Passama » Winner of Art Jewellery Forum Award 2012 – 16 Oct.-1er Nov. 2013

Riera Sant Miquel 65,

08006 Barcelona

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Tuesday to Friday from 17 h to 20 h

 

 

DTerra Gallery+Workshop presents « Walter Chen : Ondas » 19 oct.-30 Nov. 2013

DTerra Gallery
Av. Josep Anselm Clavé, 9

 St. Cugat del Vallès – (near Barcelona)

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Jura Golub presents « Jura Golub and friends from Vienna » – 17-18-19 Oct. 2013 -  6 international artists from Austria : Petr Dvorak –  Jura Golub –  Jacqueline I. Lillie — Gerti Machacek — BaoToan Puls — Florian Wagner

Jura Golub Atelier

Diputacio 349

08009 Barcelona

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11 a 21 h

 

 

« El Bigote del Sr. Smith » presents « Matadero/Walka Studio » – Claudia Betancourt and Nano Pulgar from Chilean brand WALKA, will exhibit their award winning work (Excellence of Handcraftsmanship (UNESCO, Chile 2008-2009) in this new up and coming gallery.

Calle Joaquín Costa
08001 Barcelona
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Room Service Design presents « maden studio istanbul » -  Room Service : This design specialized gallery will host Burcu Büyukünal, Selen Ozus, Asli Kuris and Burcu Sülek from Maden, an up & coming jewellery studio from Turkey

C/ dels Àngels, 16 
08001 -  Barcelona 
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Lunes-Viernes:  10-14h y 16-19h
Sábado: 11-14h

 

Associació Ceramistes de Catalunya presents « Sincrònic » special exhibition of ceramic jewellery: Alfredo Gómez — Aline Berdichevsky — Carolina Giner — Esther Pi — Eva Mazana — Isabel Sousa Carvalho — Laia Ossorio — Luzia Vogt — Maria Saura — Marta Armada — Marta Ortí — Marta Pachón — Olivia Monti — Paula Estrada — Peter Hoogeboom — Roberta Ferreira — Rosa Nogués Freixes — Rosa M. Viadé — Shu-Lin Wu — Unai Cariñena — Zita Rodrigues – 26 sept.-31 oct 2013

Associació Ceramistes de Catalunya
C/ Doctor Dou, 7 baixos 1a
08001 Barcelona.
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Escola d’Art del Treball presents « Jo.Joia » – 3-30 oct. 2013

Escola d’ART del Treball

Comte d’Urgell, 187

08036 Barcelona

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EXPO ‘Mari Ishikawa: Landscape’ – Klimt02 Gallery, Barcelona (ES) – 18 Avril-10 Mai 2013

While the formation architecture and landscape typically suggests buildings within a larger encompassing environment, I have chosen to consider them both the same level. Here the plants present an environment of nearly the same scale and equal value as the built structures-a new way to sum up architecture.
(Junya Ishigami – Architect)

Mari Ishikawa  Brooch: Landscape 2012  Silver 925, Alminium, Japanese lacquer (Urushi) 

I saw the ancient garden.
Plants and a cluster of ancient buildings no longer used.
There, in this space, the relation between interior and exterior, nature and artificial is ever so ambiguous.
It obliterates the boundary line between the things around us.
I try to make jeweler which is not only an object but also as a small landscape. 
Mari Ishikawa

Mari Ishikawa  Neckpiece: Landscape 2012  Silver 925, Alminium ,Japanese lacquer (Urushi) 
Mari Ishikawa  Neckpiece: Landscape 2012  Silver 925, Alminium ,Japanese lacquer (Urushi)
Mari Ishikawa  Neckpiece: Landscape 2013  Silver 925, Alminium, Japanese lacquer (Urushi)

 

 

Klimt02 Gallery
Riera de Sant Miquel, 65 local 1
08006 – Barcelona
Spain
Telephone: + 34 933687235

EXPO ‘CON-DECORADOS’ – Galería Klimt02, Barcelona (ES) – 27 Fevr.-22 Mars 2013

El miércoles 27 de Febrero a partir de las 19:30h. se presenta en la Galería Klimt02 de Barcelona la exposición « CON-DECORADOS ».  Comisariado por Heidi Schechinger y Xavier Monclús.  Con la colaboración de La Mirada Expandida.
CON–DECORADOS was born with the intention of reinventing an icon as globally widespread as decorations, those medals that are given as a reward, that proclaim to the world that the wearer has reached great honour and recognition.
It also comes from a comment made aloud: « Everyone deserves a medal » and from picking up that comment and trying to go deeply into it. Why does that object of recognition have to be only for great warlike and human feats? Why must I be rewarded by someone else? Why can I not do it myself? Why can I not reward myself for the books I have read, for the hugs I have given, for the music I have listened to, for the untiring efforts to overcome my shyness, for laughing, for thinking, for feeling…?
All the artists who have participated in this exhibition have proven that we can make up countless medals, as many as reasons we may have to decorate ourselves, and erase the line that separates the good from the bad, the worthy from the useless, since the soul works with subtlety between light and shadow.
Antonia Cortijos  -  La Mirada Expandida

  Rodrigo Acosta Arias -  Medal: 1ª Misión: Amar a lo bestia 2012 – Silver, cotton thread, fabric, cartridge silver

Artists: Peter Bauhuis — Mirei Takeuchi — Sungho Cho — Volker Atrops — Jorge Manilla — Christine Graf — Lisa Juen — Alexander Friedrich — Tabea Reulecke — Rodrigo Acosta — Marie Pendaries — Carlos Pastor — Sarah O´Hana — Kerstin Östberg — Elvira H. Mateu — Edu Tarín — Ramón Puig Cuyas — Sivia Walz — Grego Garcia — Kepa Karmona — Mauricio Lavayén — Gemma Draper — Mariona Piris — Gisbert Stach.

Rodrigo Acosta – « Amar a lo bestia » - Foto: Adolfo López.

Silvia Walz  Medal: « Bonne Maman » 2012  Copper, silver, enamel, resine

Gisbert Stach  Brooch: Superhero 2012  Sparklers, silver pin  18 x 14 x 1.5 cm  A token of honour for all sensitive and vulnerable superheroes of our times  Photo Rose Stach

Marie Pendariès  Brooch: Parachutes Dorés 2012  Golden copper

Elvira H. Mateu  Brooch: Condecoración al Ciudadano Hipotecado Medio 2012  Pine wood strips for modelling, brass, textiles

Kepa Karmona  Medal: Gestalt: Unraveling PC 2012  Circuit, watch machinery, rotor, copper sheet, steel wire, optical screws  11 x 5,7 cm

Lisa Juen  Brooch: Dating Medal 2010  Stainless Steel, LED Screens, Light-Switch, Battery-Box, Cables, Pencil, Paper

Gemma Draper  Pendant: Lake Fortitude 7 2011  Slate, acrilyc, amethyst, brass, thread

 

 Klimt02 Gallery
Riera de Sant Miquel, 65
08006 – Barcelona
Spain
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EXPO ‘OP VOORRAAD’ – POPS up at KLIMT02 Gallery, Barcelona (ES) – 28 Nov.-22 Dec. 2012

OP VOORRAAD – jewellery pop-up store – 28 Nov in BARCELONA at the KLIMT02 gallery !

Klimt02 | Gallery presents in Barcelona OP VOORRAAD: The jewellery POP-UP STORE. In 2009 Ineke Heerkens, Jantje Fleischhut and Jeannette Jansen, three Amsterdam based designers, took the initiative to present contemporary jewellery in an unconventional display. This year for the first time the show makes the last stop in Barcelona.

  OP VOORRAAD is The jewellery POP-UP STORE in a hardware shop coat.
In 2009 Ineke Heerkens, Jantje Fleischhut and Jeannette Jansen, three Amsterdam based designers, took the initiative to present contemporary jewellery in an unconventional display.

OP VOORRAAD shows the jewellery in what appears to be a hardware shop including its typical perforated walls, supermarket trolleys, cash register, price labels and jewellery displayed in blister packaging.
This intriquing combination succeeds in its aim to trigger the nerve of consumerism and provides a sparkling place where new jewellery design can both be admired and purchased.

OP VOORRAAD shows work of around seventy renowned as well as young international designers. For this concept the designers produce a jewellery multiple in an edition of five. Beginning of each year the collection will be completely renewed. Most of the 360 pieces of the collection 2012 are handmade.

Artists at the show:
Adam Paxon — Andrea Wagner — Annelies Planteijdt — Antje Godglück — Atelier Ted Noten — Benedikt Fischer — Beppe Kessler — Bettina Kreb — Birgit Laken — C & C — Christina Pauls — Christoph Zellweger — Constanze Schreiber — Dana Seachuga — Dinie Besems — Ela Bauer — Evert Nijland — Floor Mommersteeg — Gésine Hackenberg — Hilde de Decker — Ineke Heerkens — Iris Nieuwenburg — Jacomijn van der Donk — Jantje Fleischhut — Jeannette Jansen — Karin Seufert — Karola Torkos — Ketli Tiitsar — Kseniya Obukhova — Lucy Sarneel — Luzia Vogt — Maaike Ebbinge — Malou Paul — Manon van Kouswijk — Marcella Ferretti — Märta Mattsson — Masako Hamaguchi — Mette Saabye — Mi-Ah — Mikiko Minewaki — Patricia Thomazo — PE/AH — Peter Hoogeboom — Roos van Soest — Ruudt Peters — Sarah Enoch — SMJD Accessoires — Susanne Hammer — Susanne Klemm — Suzanne Esser — Tabea Reulecke — Ulrich Reithofer — Ursula Woerner.

 

Antje Godglueck -  Bracelet: The Wine Dark Sea 2012 – Antique wood, paint
Size: S – M – L  – Colours: blue, yellow, green, red, turquoise – Price: 300 €

Floor Mommersteeg – Brooch: Cube 2012 – Nylon, steel – 3,5 cm – Colours: various
Price: 95 €

Gésine Hackenberg   – Ring: Berry 2012 – Stoneware dessert plates, silver  –

Colours: Dessert plate is also available in combination with ring – Price: 250 €

Mette Saaybe  Brooch: The Gold Badge 2012  24 karat gold leaf, steel  8 x 8 x 0,5 cm

Ketli Tiitsar  Brooch: Chestnuts 2012  Silver (oxidized), painted wood, steel  3 to 5 cm x 1,5 to 4 cm  Different models available – Price: 135 €

Adam Paxon  Brooch: Squirming 2012  Acrylic, polyester resin, steel  Size: S – L – Prices are S – 335€ or L – 375€

Evert Nijland  Brooch: Riflessa 2012  Glass, steel  8 cm  Different models available

PE/AH  Brooch: Oiseau 2012  Aluminium anodized, stainless steel  10 x 4cm  Colours: blue, black

Märta Mattsson  Brooch: Fossil 2012  Cicade, crushed pyrite/azurite, resin, silver  13 x 8 x 3cm  Colours: various -Price 600€

Andrea Wagner  Necklace: A Girl’s Best Friends 2012  Silver, synthetic resin  Size:various  Colours: transparent white or yellow

KLIMT02 gallery
Riera de Sant Miquel, 65
08006 – Barcelona
Spain
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EXPO ‘Lisa Walker : Powderly’ – Klimt02 gallery, Barcelona (SP) – 19 Sept.-19 Oct. 2012

« Lisa Walker : Powderly » exhibition at Klimt02 gallery on Sept 19

Klimt02  Gallery presents in Barcelona Powderly a new exhibition by new Zealand artist Lisa Walker. « Powderly is a name on a house I saw in Melbourne some weeks ago, very odd, I’ve never seen this word before and even more unusual to name a house this. I’ve been interested in unusual poetic titles lately, words that can mean many things, are quite strange the way they’re written and spoken, and have something to do with my work. » Lisa Walker

Lisa Walker pendant 2011 – wood, lacquer, thread

Lisa Walker brooch 2012 – wood, lacquer, steel

 Experimenting / 
Experimenting means thinking. We think on the basis of other experiences, whether those that we have had or not.
We think what we can rather than what we want.
Lisa Walker’s approach, her experimentation, makes a lot of sense in these processes of knowledge: it offers us a body of work that from the outset cannot be easily steered through our established channels. Seeing these pieces forces us to work on new syllogisms, analogies and positions.
Lisa leads us to add a new experience: arbitrariness, perplexity, curiosity, paradox, disorientation, the everyday… everything that makes us seek out more space in our brains to broaden our thinking that little bit more: experiencing experience.
Reducing /
From a material perspective, creating means reducing. As does shifting from what is possible (everything) to the form (one). Explaining, putting into words, making sense of an artist’s work, inevitably means reducing still further. Explaining means reducing twofold. So sometimes it is better not to explain.
Since we are capable of doing exactly what we say must not be done (sound familiar?), we set about reducing: Lisa’s jewels are contemporary amulets (and how about the adjective, sound familiar?). No, they are not talisman objects, they hold no supernatural powers (well, who knows the strength of the placebo effect of the human condition?), but they most certainly belong to the approach of Duchamp and the ready-made, to the all-powerful kingdom of the will. These amulets have meaning because they offer us a new paradigm in which to rethink use, in which to generate distance and in which to be able to ‘admire’ these objects in their ‘new place’.
And if there is one thing that we as workers in the world of art would single out as a decisive factor in what it means to be creative, it is the intelligence of the will and of the power of decision that an artist has (must have). The will to select, synthesise and reconstruct is, as we understand it, what real artistic potential is about. And Lisa has it.
Let us enjoy the experience… if we can.
Showing /
And now (and among other reasons), thanks to these pieces we can perform one of our favourite tasks: exhibiting, pointing out and being quiet.
Showing. This is the main task (irrepressible task) to which we gallery owners are devoted. And yes, we second the discourse proposed by Lisa, reading and sharing the words of Leonard Cohen that she has chosen to discuss her work: simply experimenting.
No big thing, perhaps? 
 » I think you work out something. I wouldn’t call them ideas. I think ideas are what you want to get rid of. I don’t really like songs with ideas. They tend to become slogans. They tend to be on the right side of things: ecology or vegetarianism or antiwar. All these are wonderful ideas but I like to work on a song until those slogans, as wonderful as they are, dissolve into deeper convictions of the heart. I never set out to write a didactic song. It’s just my experience. All I’ve got to put in a song is my own experience.“  /   Leonard Cohen interview / interviewer Dorian Lynskey /  The Guardian February 2012 – Text by klimt02 / © klimt02 bcn

Lisa Walker – brooch 2012 – Wood, lacquer, silver

Lisa Walker – Ring 2012  Silver, Pounamu (New Zealand greenstone)

Lisa Walker – pendant 2011 – Plastic, thread

 

 

klimt02 Gallery
Riera Sant Miquel 65, local 1.
08006 Barcelona, Spain
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EXPO ‘Barcelona : Found in translation’ – Klimt02 Gallery, Barcelona (ES) – 16 Nov. 2011

« Barcelona Jewellery: Found in Translation« , or how the Barcelona experience influenced the work of 7 jewellery artists. The collection takes Barcelona as a topic, not as a geographic location, but as a reference, as an opportunity to express the dichotomy between local and global, traditional and contemporary, individual and collective…

Gemma Draper - brooch ‘LD9′ Reconstructed stone, paint, wood, china, 9ct gold

Gemma Draper - brooch  ‘LD6′ Reconstructed stone, agathe stone, paint, 9ct gold

Gemma Draper - brooch  ‘LD1′ Reconstructed stone, 9ct gold 2011

Estela Saez Vilanova – brooch ‘Fireta I’ silver, gold – 2011

Ramon Puig Cuyas – brooch Nº 1385 -  Oxidised alpaca – 2011

Marie Pendaries / Kepa Karmona – brooch Nº24.627045/-78.068848 – Credit cards, silver, steel wire, optical screws – 2011

 

 

 

 

Klimt02 Gallery
Riera Sant Miquel 65, local 1.
08006 Barcelona
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Horario galería: cita previa ó de martes a viernes de 17h a 20 h.
Gallery opening hours: by appointment or Tuesday to Friday from 17h to 20 h.

JOYA Barcelona 2011 (ES) – 15-16-17 Sept 2011

 JOYA : www.joyabarcelona.com

JOYA–Barcelona Contemporary Jewellery Week is a fair for local and international contemporary jewellers organized by Le Département and curated by Leo Caballero and Amador Bertomeu (Klimt02), Petra Marín (Grupo Duplex), Gemma Draper (contemporary jeweller) and Paulo Ribeiro and Anthony Chevallier (Le Département). The fair aims to become a meeting point for artists, galleries, buyers and other professionals working in the field of design jewellery.

 

Artistas invitados :

Andrea Coderch (España, 1986) — Anna Puig (España, 1979) — Cilmara de Oliveira (Brasil, 1955) — Claire Lavendhomme (Congo, 1959) — Florence Croisier (Francia, 1965) — Iñaki Salom (España, 1964) — Iro Kaskani (Chipre, 1966) — Isabel Dammermann (Alemania, 1985) — Laura Munteanu (Rumania, 1981) — Liana Pattihis (Reino Unido, 1961) — Marco Ricci (Italia, 1972) — Marijke de Goey (Holanda, 1947) — Marlene Beyer (Alemania, 1983) — Michal Lerman (Israel, 1977) — Miriam Arentz (Alemania) — Misun Won (Corea del Sur, 1979) — Nevin Arig (Turquía, 1961) — Nicolás Hernández (Chile, 1971) — Niki Stylianou (Grecia, 1968) — Nina Friesleben (Alemania, 1979) — Paco Rivas (España, 1974) — Petr Dvorak (Austria, 1954) — Rebecca Richard (Francia, 1974) — Toril Bonsaksen (Noruega, 1973) — Violaine Ulmer (Francia, 1964) — Yannick Mur (Francia, 1963)

Florence Croisier

Iro Kaskani

Isabel Dammermann

Liana Pattihis

Nevin Arig

Laura Munteanu

Misun Won

Niki Stylianou

Toril Bonsaksen

Violaine Ulmer - bijoux en porcelaine

Rebecca Richard

Miriam Arentz

 

Artite invité : Michael Berger

 

GALERIES présentes :
KLIMT02 Gallery
La Basílica Gallery
DTerra Gallery
Alchimia
1X1 Collective
ECOLES présentes :
SOdA – Pforzheim – Germany
Escola Arsenal – Barcelona - Eva Ortín
Escola d´Art del Treball - Barcelona - Anna Salas - Liliana Ruiz
Escola Llotja – Barcelona - Laia Castellà
Escola d´art y disseny de Tarragona - Gloria Giménez

 

 

 

FAD – Plaça dels Àngels, 5-6,
08001 Barcelona‎ -ESPAÑA
934 437 520‎
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EXPO ‘La Disparition par Benjamin Lignel’ – Klimt02 Gallery, Barcelona (Spain) – 30 Juin-21 Juill. 2011

Klimt02  Gallery presents in Barcelona La Disparition, a project by Benjamin Lignel that involves three series of badges, images of clouds on gold backgrounds, an oversized leather case and an explanatory publication with almost no text.

Bon, visiblement cela n’est pas si facile que ça de disparaître ! J’avais vu un début de disparition en septembre dernier à JOYA Barcelona, et voilà que Benjamin Lignel est toujours en train de disparaitre ….. (en tout cas, mes photos disparaissent bien !!)

La Disparition involves three series of badges, images of clouds on gold backgrounds, an oversized leather case and an explanatory publication with almost no text.
The title of the installation, the disappearance, reflects both what each series shows – the frame by frame dissolution of a cloud – and the series’ gradual collapse, as badges get sold, given or lost. The project aims to challenge the nature of badges as carrier of bite-size ideologies: individual badges from La Disparition will not make any sense unless given a context (the series) and a narrative (the disappearance of a cloud). 

 

Klimt02
C/ Riera de Sant Miquel, 65
08006 Barcelona, Spain
http://www.klimt02.net/gallery

 

BOOK :

La disparition, with Enrico Bartolucci
Paris: Benjamin Lignel, 2010

A flip-book was produced to show Season 1 as an animation, but it won’t necessarily help visitors get over their frustration with this seemingly pointless project: it, too, will gradually loose its pages as time goes by.

This publication is the outcome of a collaboration between photographer Enrico Bartolucci, and designer Benjamin Lignel. It received the generous support of Les Compagnons du Sagittaire (printers in Rennes, F).

Edition of 600 copies

 

JOYA Barcelona 2010 – 16-17-18 sept 2010

JOYA – Semana de la Joyeria Contemporanea de Barcelona (Esp.) / Barcelona Contemporary Jewellery week

:
Michael Berger (Alemania, 1966)
Florence Croisier (Francia, 1965)
Marijke de Goey (Holanda, 1947)
Cilmara de Oliveira (Brasil, 1955)
Petr Dvorak (Austria, 1954)
Sara Engberg (Suecia, 1969)
Maki Kawawa (Japón, 1986)
Claudia Lassner (Alemania, 1982)
Yannick Mur (Francia, 1963)
Taisuke Nakada (Japón, 1983)
Liana Pattihis (Reino Unido, 1961)
Andrea Piñeros (Francia, 1972)

Petr DVORAK – collier ‘Europe’  – 27 perles de verre (les 27 états européens) avec inclusions de grenats

Yannick MUR – pendentif OH! – un délicat et minutieux travail de broderie d’argent et au fil d’or 18 carat

Cilmara de OLIVEIRA – motifs de dentelle imprimée sur argent oxydé

Maki KAWAWA (JP) – textil jewelry

 

(Plus les bijoux des créateurs présentés par les galeries DTerra, La Basilica et Klimt02)

Nora ROCHEL – bagues (à galerie La Basilica)

JOYA’s goal is to promote national and international artists through distribution and
communication; supporting contemporary jewellery design and helping its growth in a hardly
exploited market. Moreover, JOYA is a platform for artists’ interaction, sharing of experiences, and discussion of their common issues – the place for exchange among artists, press, distributors and audience.
JOYA offers the designers a comfortable space and pleasant environment to make contacts and exhibit their pieces. Since the subject of the event changes each edition, the artists are supplied by basic and flexible furniture (table, chairs and lighting) that can easily be adopted according their own needs.

The registration is free and all entries must be submitted from February 15th, 2010 to May 30th, 2010. No entries out of deadline will be accepted.

 

JOYA
Convent dels Àngels (FAD),
Barcelona
www.joyabarcelona.com
Organization
Av. Diagonal 313, 3B
08009  Barcelona (Spain)
Tel. [phone]
Mobile [phone]
Paulo Ribeiro [e-mail]
Anthony Chevallier [e-mail]
www.le-departement.com

Video JOYA 2009

JOYA Barcelona 2010 – EXPO ‘King Kong Jewels’ – Klimt02 Gallery, Barcelona (Spain) – 16-17-18 Sept 2010

King Kong Jewels ……… bijoux pour HOMME
(Ils ne manquent pas d’humour ! )Klimt02 Gallery presenta para JOYA 2010 una selección de piezas escogidas especialmente para el hombre.

Benjamin Lignel - ‘Thinking of You (Felix) » – Brooch

Tore Svensson - neckpiece – steel, silver plated

Fritz Maierhofer (Austria, 1941), Benjamin Lignel (Francia, 1972), Alexander Heuser (Alemania, 1978), Tore Svensson (Suecia, 1948), Ted Noten (Holanda, 1956), Marc Monzó (España, 1978), Jiro Kamata (Japón, 1978), Pavel Herynek (República Checa, 1960), Claude Schmitz (Luxemburgo, 1972) y Alexander Blank (Alemania, 1975) son todos ellos artistas cuyas obras aportan inteligencia, delicadeza, fuerza y sofisticación a la joyería masculina.

¿Acaso King Kong no hubiese llevado un collar con las iniciales A.D.?

De la colección the Beauty and the Best, klimt02 2010.

Fritz Maierhofer – ring – silver, acrylic

 

Pavel Herynek - brooch , necklace & ring

 Alexander Blank - pendant ‘Tank’- Bed linen, silver, plastic

Marc Monzó – ‘big solitaire’ brooch

Ted Noten – ring ‘Avondvlinder’ Titanium black

 

 

KLIMT02 Gallery
The Art Jewellery Space in Barcelona
Corsega 317
Barcelona (Spain)
M° Diagonal
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« Leo Caballero and Amador Bertomeu, both from Barcelona, met in the late 90s while sharing a studio-workshop. In 2003 they began the on-line website, Klimt02 which has become the go-to website for all matters that involve art jewelry worldwide. Last year (2008) they opened a gallery space in Barcelona. At this year’s SNAG conference in Philadelphia, Leo gave an informative lecture about the web and its relation to art jewelry. He also attended an informal lunch and discussion with AJF members who were on the Philadelphia trip hosted by Velvet da Vinci owners Elizabeth Shypertt and Mike Holmes.«  (AJF Interview 2009)