BA JEWELLERY DESIGN CENTRAL SAINT MARTINS DEGREE SHOW 2013 – 18-23 June 2013

BA JEWELLERY DESIGN CENTRAL SAINT MARTINS (CSM) DEGREE SHOW 2013

BA Jewellery Design is a course of talented designers whose ambition is to define the direction of contemporary jewellery. Promoting a range of approaches in a stimulating learning environment, it values innovation and originality in a mixture of media. The students come from diverse backgrounds, cultures and their final collections are a reflection of this. From the use of biology as a medium, celebrating daring innovations in technology, creating optical illusions on the body to the reinterpretation of traditional fine jewellery techniques

Central Saint Martins is internationally renowned for the creative energy of its students, staff and graduates with an exceptional reputation for educating foundation, undergraduate, postgraduate and research students in arts, design and performance. CSM’s multi award-winning campus at King’s Cross opens opportunities for creative collaboration and has provided an outstanding social scene for students.

Central Saint Martins is part of the University of the Arts London

Show Two (concerning JEWELLERY among other things ..) 18 – 23 June 2013

Public opening times

Wednesday 19 – Friday 21 June, 12-8pm
Saturday 22 June, 12-6pm
Sunday 23 June, 12-6pm
Last entry 30 minutes prior to closing time

Location : Central Saint Martins, The Granary Building, 1 Granary Square, King’s Cross, London, N1C 4AA. View location map, public transport and disability access.

 Toto Dian Luo – « LED on » necklace

Alice Connolly

Sarah Ysabel Dyne Narici  -  was chosen from ten finalists to win the Swarovski live project – portable ‘cabinets of curiosity’

Natha Khunprasert – Finger tips: SWAROVSKI crystals, acrylic – « caging sensation…. »

Xue Dong – from the clouds …

Benita Gikaité Bracelet: Wood meat mallet

Central Saint Martins,
The Granary Building,
1 Granary Square, King’s Cross,
London, N1C 4AA.
View location map, public transport and disability access.

EXPO ‘Only one’ – MOK SPACE gallery, London (UK) – 12 Juin-7 Juill. 2013

SeulGi Kwon :  If you are in London, or near London, you can see my work at MOK SPACE gallery.  Under the theme of the « Only one« , the exhibition will be on display from 12th Jun to 7th July 2013.

Opening Reception :  12th Jun 6:30 – 8:30PM

our first exhibition dedicated exclusively to contemporary jewellery

(Seulgi Kwon brooch)

artists :  Choonsun Moon — Mihyun Um — Joohee Han — Lee, Yu Jin — Junhee BAE — Rose Wood — Mariko Sumioka — Hyeju Nam — Yeseul Seo — Heejoo Kim — Jimin Kim — Filipa Oliveira — Sunyoung Kim — Healim Shin — Seulgi Kwon — Hyejeong Ko –  Ruth Laird

Choonsun Moon - The elements of each piece are repeated to complete the form of a circle.
The accessories that create circles come to function as bracelets or necklaces, and materials with colors allows them to be in varied forms.

Mariko Sumioka

Joohee Han

Lee, Yu Jin

Rose Wood  makes tactile jewellery from soft nappa leather

Heejoo Kim

Jimin Kim

Filipa Oliveira

Sunyoung Kim

Hyejeong Ko

Ruth Laird

SeulGi Kwon  2013 – Ending ceremony / Brooch  silicone, pigment, thread, fabric, stainless steel

 

MOK SPACE gallery
www.mokspace.com
33 Museum Street,
London WC1A 1LH
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Got the BLUES with Emily WAINWRIGHT

Emily WAINWRIGHT : « By exploring the potential of stacking, repeating and joining ‘ready-made’ multiples, I have created a collection of tactile textiles samples which push the boundaries between fashion and textiles art. »

Creative Student Award 2012 at  School of the Arts, Loughborough University (UK) : Emily graduated with First Class Honours in (BA Hons) Multimedia Textiles, at Loughborough University School of the Arts in 2012.

By exploring the potential of stacking, repeating and joining ‘ready-made’ multiples, such as cable ties and curtain hooks to create collections of striking, interactive and large-scale body adornment pieces which merge the boundaries between fashion and installation art; Emily manipulates ordinary, non-textiles materials and objects to create extraordinary aesthetics. She strives to adapt, reinvent and up-cycle non-textiles materials and transforms them into sculptural mixed media textiles. Emily’s work is lead by materials and process as the three dimensional forms are developed through experimentation, mistakes and the exploration of juxtaposing materials, surfaces and techniques. Emily hopes to continue experimenting with combining new and old textiles processes as well as introducing unexpected objects and materials to create exciting, tactile and interactive pieces. She enjoys creating new forms and surfaces whether it be for the Fashion industry, the Interiors market or for a Textiles-Art purpose.

Loughborough Textiles Graduates – 2012 – Emily WAINWRIGHT

Emily WAINWRIGHT – cable tie love

Emily WAINWRIGHT- cable tie love

Emily WAINWRIGHT- cable tie love

A selection of her cable tie necklaces are currently on sale at Georgie’s Dress Agency in Woodhouse Eaves, Watch This Space Boutique in Leicester and online via her facebook page : www.facebook.com/emilywainwrightaccessories
www.emilywainwright.co.uk
www.studioemilywainwright.tumblr.com

Decouverte : Tea Time with Anna HALL

I am a jewellery designer from Devon, England……..

Anna Hall is a contemporary jeweller whose work approaches issues of sustainability and value in a unique and inventive way.  She encourages you to question preconceptions of jewellery by juxtaposing traditional techniques with previously unconsidered materials, often utilising objects that traditionally serve a single purpose and are discarded. By incorporating these objects into wearable items they are gaining a new function and encourage us to stop overlooking the things we consider to be mundane and everyday.  In her current series ‘The Tea Collection’, Anna has transformed recycled teabags into an eco-friendly alternative to precious stones and beads which are used to create distinctive and desirable objects.

Plymouth College of Art, BA Jewellery and Silversmithing

 Anna Hall – Original Brew Necklace – Compressed teabag beads with black copper

Anna Hall – Mixed Brew Necklace: Original, rooibos and strawberry teabag beads with copper chain

Anna Hall – rings from the teas collection – Strawberry Brew Ring in Silver Original Brew Ring in Silver and Gold

Anna Hall – Strawberry Brew Ring in 23 carat gold, Original Brew Rings in sterling silver and 23 carat gold plating

Anna Hall – Herbal Brew ring and necklace: Both made with compressed peppermint, rooibos and strawberry teabags with sterling silver

Upcoming Events :

New Designers Exhibition June 26, 2013 – June 30, 2013 Business Design Centre, London

EXPO ‘Windswept’ – The Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh (UK) – 5-29 Juin 2013

Windswept - Heather Woof

05 Jun 2013 – 29 Jun 2013

Heather Woof is a recent graduate from Edinburgh College of art.

Heather’s current ‘windswept’ collection has been inspired by the wild Scottish weather and is reminiscent of the powerful natural forces which shape the landscape around us. Working with hand cut titanium and mild steel the artist aims to evoke a sense of dynamism in these otherwise static materials. She tries to capture a sense of fluid movement in hard and unyielding metal, to create sculptural pieces, which appear to have been quite literally blown over by the wind.

 Heather Woof  – Windswept Brooch  2013  hand cut and heat-anodised titanium, silver  W:7cm H:7cm D:2cm

Heather Woof – Windswept pendant – hand cut and heat-anodised titanium, silver  2013

Heather Woof Windswept brooch 2 – 2013  hand cut and heat-anodised titanium, silver  W:5.5cm H:5.5cm D:2.5cm  

Heather Woof Windswept studs – 2013  hand cut and heat-anodised titanium, silver  W:1cm H:1.5cm D:1cm

 

The Scottish Gallery
16 Dundas Street
Edinburgh EH3 6HZ
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COLLECT 2013 – Saatchi Gallery, London (UK) – 10-13 Mai 2013

COLLECT 2013 at Saatchi Gallery (London, United Kingdom)  From May 10 until May 13 May, 2013

COLLECT: The International Art Fair for Contemporary Objects

Celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, COLLECT will bring together the world’s finest galleries representing exceptional work of museum-quality from their portfolio of artists. Thirty two galleries and eleven Project Space artists will come together from 10 – 13 May 2013 at the Saatchi Gallery in London for this leading international art fair.

Thirty two galleries :

at Galerie Marzee :  Ulrich Reithofer -  King Arthur’s Round Table  necklace - Photo: Manu Ocaña, 2012

&  « Schnitt für Schritt #13″ by Tabea Reulecke - Photo: Courtesy Galerie Marzee, 2012

at Galerie Rosemarie Jäger :  Light blue brooch by Carina Chitsaz-Shoshtary Photo: CMirei Takeuchi, 2011

&  Annamaria Zanella – Necklace Fortuny Colors Plissé  Photo: Marco Furio Magliani, 2012

at Galerie RA :  Sigurd Bronger -turbin necklace

Paper Bracelets by Nel Linssen, 2012

Brooch by Mirjam Hiller

&  Peter Bauhuis – ring

 at Gallery S O  :  Gang, Go, Hole rings by Andi Gut 

 at Galerie Rob Koudijs :  Koi bracelet by David Bielander – Photo: David Bielander, 2012

& Ralph Bakker necklace

at Galleri Format Oslo - GLASS sculpture (not jewelry )Mirage by Kari Håkonsen Photo: Morten Brun, 2012  –

the Represented artists for jewellery are :   Hedda Bjerkeli — Ingjerd Hanevold — Elise Hatlø — Ingjerd Hanevold — Kathrine Lindman — Anna Talbot

at Gallery Kunst1 – Brooch by Runa Vethal Stoelen 2012

eleven Project Space artists :

Évelie Mouila – pieces that explore the sensation of wearing jewellery. Made by Évelie Mouila, the installation combines making & visual communication. Through her practice Mouila found an unexpected solution to materialise the relation between body, jewellery & clothes. Coming from the idea that jewellery alone can be seen as clothing, she creates jewellery that dresses the body, becoming clothing, & clothing that dresses the body is jewellery.

Évelie Mouila – Necklace & Hair Jewellery -   This jewelry reception the hair, and creates bunches of your hair. Acts as jewellery with new functionality.

Paulo Goldstein – Repaired Headphones

Goldstein’s work is a celebration of repair, inspired by complexity, errors and its consequences. Goldstein developed a repair methodology that uses elements of broken systems to repair broken objects. His repaired objects reflect and question the environment that has created them

 

Saatchi Gallery
Duke of York’s HQ
King’s Road
London
SW3 4RY

Coup de coeur : Francesca FLYNN « Out of the BLUE »

For Out The Blue (nov 2012) Kath Libbert has chosen nine new BA and MA graduates from all over the UK:  ‘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 at this formative stage in their careers. In this Olympic year we think we can spot a winner….the gold medalists of the future!’

Francesca Flynn  rings

Francesca Flynn, Glasgow School of Art, whose sparkling crystalline collection epitomizes the title of the exhibition, Out The Blue, explores the facets of natural and constructed crystals creating vibrant jewellery.

« I use a combination of metals, moulded resin, rubber coatings, wood and crystal elements. My work explores themes of fragility and impermanence which are developed into wearable objects. I am a graduate of 2012 and will be Artist in Residence at Glasgow School of Art for 2012/13 »

« My interest in the combination of art and science combined with a childhood fascination with rocks and fossils led me to experiment with crystal growth.  I used this initially as a visual source, which then developed as a method and material for creating work.  The vivid blue hue of copper sulphate crystals inspired the colour of resin for this collection.  My work explores the beauty and impermanence of crystals that I have grown and the fragility of natural crystals. I recreate these forms in resin and metal to make my own amalgamated formations which become stable, wearable objects. »

Francesca Flynn – ‘fusion formation’ resin & silver brooch 2012

Francesca Flynn ‘Fragmented Formation’ brooch in resin and white metal

Francesca Flynn ‘Fragmented Formation’ brooch

Francesca Flynn– Rutile Shards Brooch – Structure created using balsa wood and adhesive, coated in acrylic paint with quartz point elements.

Francesca Flynn – Multidues of Blue, Necklace  Resin, Steel – April 2013

Francesca Flynn (The Glasgow School of Art) « Emanating from Fragility », brooch, bronze and resin  – Awarded by The Peter Wylie Davidson Memorial Prize 2012  Purchased for the beginning of the memorial collection

Francesca Flynn -  Inclusions, ring, October 2012   resin, silver

Francesca Flynn  rings

Francesca Flynn – Rutile Ring Series    Dark Aggregate; oxidised cast silver, Apatite crystal elements    Emerging Blue; oxidised cast silver, moulded resin element    Dark Shards; oxidised cast silver, Apatite crystal elements

Francesca Flynn Erosion Ring Series     Sugar crystals embedded in resin, set in cast silver.  Moulds were taken of crystal growth to create both resin and silver forms.

Francesca Flynn – necklace -  at New Designers 27-30th June 2012, London

EXPO ‘SPECIAL’ – Lesley Craze Gallery – 8-30 Mai 2013

Lesley Craze Gallery SPECIAL – Our next exhibition! ‘Special.’ will host 15 makers who have each made 3 new and special pieces for our Gallery! We cant wait! 8th – 30th May 2013 with two private views (no excuses!) on Wednesday 8th May 6-8pm and Saturday 11th May 12-3pm

Craig Macauley Dewdrop Jewellery: Brooches

Daphne Krinos

Jane Adam: Triangle Neckpiece

Elizabeth Bone – Geometric_Brooch – silk & silver

Tania Clarke Hall Entropy Necklace in leather

Emmeline Hastings neckpiece  « My latest work explores perspex as a material in its own right. Exploiting a carving process, the perspex is worked sculpturally in a solid piece and later segmented and dyed. »
Daphne Krinos tourmaline quartz silver, diamond earrings two pairs

 

 

 

Lesley Craze Gallery33 – 35a Clerkenwell Green
London EC1R 0DU
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EXPO ‘Spectrum’ – BIAD, Birmingham (UK) – 8-24 Mai 2013

‘Spectrum’

exhibition showcasing the diversity of the jewellery & silversmithing world through the work of the Artists in Residence (2012-2013) at the School of Jewellery, Birmingham (BIAD) -

opening Tuesday 7th May from 6-8pm

work of:  Drew Markou — Hannah Fewtrell-Bolton — Laura Bradshaw-Heap — Francesca Antonello — Ruth Laird — Grace Page — Julie Legault — Owen Condon — Rhianne Hutchinson — Christine Davies — Joanna Candlish — Zehava Hashal-Spellman — Amanda Trimmer

Drew Markou 

Hannah Fewtrell-Bolton neckpiece

Laura Bradshaw-Heap  Necklace: “That’s what we live with, that’s what it is, that’s what it boils down to…” 2011  Gilding metal, spray paint, Swarovski crystal, glue, silver, nylon coated stainless steel, glitte  8×5 cm  from ‘this is me’ project  

Ruth Laird – « Multivariable » Hinged Necklace

 

School of Jewellery, Birmingham (BIAD)

School of Jewellery, Vittoria Street,
Birmingham B1 3PA – UK

Yu-Ping Lin Textile Jewellery at the British Craft Trade Fair – 7-9 Avril 2013

exhibiting at the British Craft Trade Fair – 7th-9th April 2013 -  Yu-Ping Lin Textile Jewellery @ Stand 413

Yu-Ping Lin Textile Jewellery – kaleidoscope serie -  Strawberry – Bracelet/ Brooch  Felt, Polyester

Yu-Ping Lin Textile Jewellery 雨曦織品珠寶 -  2012 -  Brooch  Felt, Polyester

Yu-Ping Lin Textile Jewellery 雨曦織品珠寶 -  2012 -   Silver: Ka14-0L/ Purple: Ka14-1L  Bracelet/ Brooch  Felt, Polyester

Yu-Ping Lin Textile Jewellery – 2012  – Blueberry Jellyfish Object/ Brooch

Yu-Ping Lin Textile Jewellery 雨曦織品珠寶    Zen (Ka10-0F)  Bracelet/ Brooch  Felt, Polyester, Silk