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17/06/2015

EXPO ‘Devils and Their Friends’ – Sienna Patti, Lenox (USA) – 9 Juin-24 Juill. 2015

Classé dans : Exposition/Exhibition,Gal. Sienna Patti (US),Helen BRITTON (AU),USA,www Klimt02 — bijoucontemporain @ 0:53

Devils and Their Friends by Helen Britton

09 Jun -  24 Jul 2015 at Sienna Patti – Lenox, USA

The newest collection of rings by Helen Britton, « Devils and Their Friends », are now in exhibition at Sienna Patti. The pieces have roots in her long time fascination with popular culture and its everyday remains and are exclusive to the gallery.

Devils and Their Friends by Helen Britton Exhibition  /  09 Jun 2015  -  24 Jul 2015 at Sienna Patti - Lenox, USAHelen Britton - Ring: Dough Devil, 2015 – Gold, diamonds

« Devils and Their Friends
If I think about when this work started, then of course I quickly land in the forests of Thüringen and the first of the Devil ring series in 2007. But then that work really stared with visits to that region in 2001. Recently I unearthed a stack of drawings from my late teen and early twenties: wild pigs, black dogs, old cars and headless horsemen. Clearly the things that attracted me to the Forest were not something new.
There was always a dark side, an interest in spooky things, and the obsession with Ghost trains is now common knowledge. But they were also comical, harmless and popular things, things that made their appearances not only at fairgrounds, but also in cartoons on TV or in the jewellery that rolled out of the trinket automat at the supermarket. Popular culture and the everyday remains the baseline in much of my work.
The characters in this series inhabit an imaginary world that has its roots in the Forest [1] work, Unheimlich[2] and these early drawings. Smooth Devil, Stone Devil, Wood Devil, Dough Devil, Fire Devil, Eel, Water Sprite, Millipede, Swine and Old Tree. These characters have broken through to the surface of this deep old river of preoccupation, crept out of their dank and mossy worlds and I have captured their likeness before they slip back under the surface and head on their merry way. » - Helen Britton, 2015.

Helen Britton Ring: Fire Devil, 2015 Red gold, diamonds, paint, etchingHelen Britton Ring: Fire Devil, 2015 Red gold, diamonds, paint, etching

 Helen Britton Ring: Stone, Wood and Smooth Devil, 2015 Silver, diamondsHelen Britton Ring: Stone, Wood and Smooth Devil, 2015 Silver, diamonds

 

80 Main Street
Lenox, MA 01240 USA
(001) 413 637 8386
office@siennapatti.com

 

23/05/2015

EXPO ‘Lola Brooks Flights of Fancy’ – Sienna Patti, USA – 23 Mai-14 Juin 2015

Classé dans : Exposition/Exhibition,Gal. Sienna Patti (US),Lola BROOKS (US),USA — bijoucontemporain @ 16:23

Lola Brooks
Flights of Fancy

the enigmatic Lola Brooks’ latest series flights of fancy, a poetic exploration of love and loss, woven in stainless steel, embodying all of the haunting and sublime enchantment of a fairy tale

 

Lola Brooks Flights of Fancy

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Lola Brooks - sacred heart knot necklace, 2015 - Sienna Patti Contemporary  $20,000 - 30,000Lola Brooks - sacred heart knot necklace, 2015

Lola Brooks sacred heart knot necklace, 2015 - DETAIL - 18kt gold, stainless steel, coralLola Brooks sacred heart knot necklace, 2015 – DETAIL – 18kt gold, stainless steel, coral

Sienna Patti Contemporary at Collective Design Fair   | Lola BrooksLola Brooks brooch

  Lola Brooks back of brooch  Lola Brooks back of brooch

Lola Brooks bow necklace, 2015 18kt gold, stainless steel  Lola Brooks bow necklace, 2015 18kt gold, stainless steel

Lola Brooks  wounded heart ring, 2015 - 18kt gold, stainless steel, coral Lola Brooks  wounded heart ring, 2015 – 18kt gold, stainless steel, coral

 

80 Main Street
Lenox, MA 01240 USA
(001) 413 637 8386
office@siennapatti.com

13/05/2015

EXPO ‘Seth Papac – Cali Condensation’ – Sienna Patti, USA – 30 Mai-21 Juin 2015

Classé dans : Exposition/Exhibition,Gal. Sienna Patti (US),Seth PAPAC (US),USA — bijoucontemporain @ 0:11

Seth Papac – Cali Condensation | May 30 – June 21, 2015

preview at Collective Design fair May 13 -17, 2015

Seth Papac - Cali CondensationSeth Papac – Cali Condensation – Necklace, 2015 – Brass, raised & anodized aluminum with rayon fiber print, velour

Seth Papac Necklace, 2015 Brass, raised & anodized aluminum with rayon fiber print, velour 40 in 101.6 cm Seth Papac Necklace, 2015 Brass, raised & anodized aluminum with rayon fiber print, velour – 40 in 101.6 cm

Seth Papac  Brooch, 2015 -Brass, powder coated brass frame, velour-   Seth Papac  Brooch, 2015 -Brass, powder coated brass frame, velour

 
Seth Papac is a full time Lecturer in the Jewelry and Metalwork Department at San Diego State University. He received his BFA in Jewelry/Metalsmithing (2004) from the University of Washington and his MFA in Jewelry/Metalsmithing (2009) from the Cranbrook Academy of Art. Seth’s work is exhibited and published in Europe as well as the United States. He is the recent recipient of a Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Grant, a Peter S. Reed Foundation grant and a Tobey Devan Lewis Fellowship. His work is included in the permanent collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX, Cranbrook Art Museum, Bloomfield Hills, MI, Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA, Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland, OR and the Rotasa Foundation, Mill Valley, CA.
Life in Southern California, with it’s unreal-real sunsets, the faded colors of light-bleached buildings, and the vestiges of seventies SoCal lifestyle in all it’s cliched glory, brought my foggy memory to a saturation point, forming crystals of an experience known and unknown to me. This California “dream” condensed into symbols of deeper meaning —tacky images of palm trees and sunsets, mid-century modern architectural screens, men’s striped velour sweaters, and phallic vessels. These symbols coalesced into objects with varying physical relationships to the body —some at the scale of architecture, some at the scale of jewelry, some in between. These degrees of magnification describe levels of intimacy and highlight the similarities between how architecture and jewelry operate. Both contain more than just the body.”
Seth Papac -  new series, Cali Condensation - 2015Seth Papac -  new series, Cali Condensation – 2015
Seth Papac - Cali CondensationSeth Papac – Cali Condensation – Pendant Screen, 2015 – wall screen with 5 removable pendants; wall screen is brass, anodized aluminum, plastic; pendants are brass, anodized aluminum, plastic; brass
80 Main Street
Lenox, MA 01240 USA
(001) 413 637 8386
office@siennapatti.com

01/05/2015

EXPO ‘Alchimia: an Anthology’ – SAC Exhibition Gallery, Boston (USA) – 1er Mai-11 Juill. 2015

Alchimia: an Anthology

Reception: Thursday, May 21, 2015 6-8pm

An exhibition that features the work of Alchemists, teachers and students, former and current, to render visible how skill and creativity pass from one generation to the next, from master to apprentice, giving shape to concept and material

Alchimia contemporary Jewellery school in Firenze Lucia (Lucia Massei, « Hotel Centenario » bracelet, iron, silver, gold, pigments and mixed media, 2014)

Alchimia: an Anthology features work of current and former faculty of the world-renowned jewelry program at the Alchimia School in Florence, Italy, complemented by a juried selection of pieces by alumni and final semester students. The exhibition highlights technical skill and creativity, and shows a breadth materials and processes realized to form masterful pieces. The exhibition gives visitors an opportunity to support student work and see the way faculty inspires new generations of makers.

The exhibition coincides with the annual Society of North American Goldsmiths (SNAG) conference, which will be held in Boston during May 20-23, 2015.

#AlchimiaAnAnthology A #contemporaryjewellery exhibition (Anja Eichler  “Collier”)

Works by the following faculty will be shown: Orsetta Andreotti — Giampaolo BabettoPeter Bauhuis — Paolo Bernardoni — Manfred BischoffDaniela BoieriDoris Maninger – Giovanni Martinelli — Lucia Massei Ruudt Peters (Keynote Speaker at SNAG Conference) – Marzia Rossi Manuel Vilhena.

The works of the students have been selected by the Society of Arts and Crafts a non profit organization that has been advocating for artists and craftsmen since 1897. Among them Anja Eichler — Sungho Cho — Anna Drexel — Catalina Gibert — Gabi Veit — Isabel Dammermann — Michelle Kraemer — Monica Cecchi – Enrica Prazzoli — Maru López — Andrea Coderch  Doris ManingerDoris Maninger

Marzia Rossi Necklace: Untitled 2006 Acrylic glass, gold, lapislazuli, shibuishi Marzia Rossi Necklace: Untitled 2006 Acrylic glass, gold, lapislazuli, shibuishi

Lucia Massei braceletLucia Massei - « Hotel Centenario » bracelet, iron, silver, gold, pigments and mixed media, 2014- photo : Federico Cavicchioli

Anja Eichler  “Collier,” 2015 - Hardened quail eggs, brass with 18kt gold leaf, 18kt tubes and spheres, gold plated steel wire 65 cm in lengthAnja Eichler  “Collier” 2015 – Hardened quail eggs, brass with 18kt gold leaf, 18kt tubes and spheres, gold plated steel wire 65 cm in length

Sungho Cho “Faces,” 2013 - 24 kt gold Keum Boo, silver, garnet, plastic, found objects 9 x 6 x 4 cmSungho Cho “Faces,” 2013 – 24 kt gold Keum Boo, silver, garnet, plastic, found objects 9x6x4 cm

Isabel Dammermann "Roog,” 2013 - Jade and silver 12 x 9 x .5 cmIsabel Dammermann « Roog,” 2013 – Jade and silver 12 x 9 x .5 cm

Cata Gibert - ‎llimona‬ brooch‬  Catalina Gibert - ‎llimona‬ brooch‬ 

Gabi Veit “Rosengarten,” 2013 - Oxidized silver, garnet 4 x 3 x 2 cmGabi Veit “Rosengarten,” 2013 – Oxidized silver, garnet 4 x 3 x 2 cm

Anna Drexel  “Untitled,” 2013 - Cement and silver 21 x 21 x 2 cmAnna Drexel  “Untitled,” 2013 – Cement and silver 21 x 21 x 2 cm

Michelle Kraemer -  necklace "starry night" Michelle Kraemer -  necklace « starry night »

Michelle Kraemer - necklace "starry night" (BACK)Michelle Kraemer - necklace « starry night » (BACK)

Enrica Prazzoli "sign language" brooch  Enrica Prazzoli « sign language » brooch 

Andrea Coderch and María Eugenia López  Andrea Coderch and María Eugenia López (Maru lopez)

Daria Borovkova- ALCHIMIADaria Borovkova

 

 

SAC Exhibition Gallery
on the second floor, above the SAC Retail Gallery:
175 Newbury Street,

Boston, MA 02116 – USA

27/04/2015

EXPO ‘Stonecutting’ – Gallery Velvet da Vinci, San Francisco (USA) – 1er-31 Mai 2015

 San Francisco’s VELVET DA VINCI is proud to present Stonecutting, an exhibition of work by New Zealand artists Craig McIntosh + Joe Sheehan
Opening reception with the artists will take place on Friday, May 1, from 6-8 pm.

 StoneCutting - Velvet da Vinci

 

Craig McIntosh’s most recent series of brooches are hand carved and fabricated from Pakohe (argillite), a material rich with metaphor for New Zealand’s cultural and natural landscape. A highly indurated sedimentary rock, hardened through intense compression and heat, Pakohe is often described as “basement rock,” as it literally represents the material New Zealand is built from and upon. Calling to mind visions of topographical maps and aerial nature photographs, McIntosh’s process channels the aesthetic and symbolic implications of his material, resulting in fractured, layered, and laminated compositions. According to the artist:
“The brooches… are abstract forms arrived at through the making process, and the associations with landscape and boundary are the result of thinking through making. When I’m working with stone I take the perspective that I am in some way are some way working with land, or can be seen as working with place, or even working possibly with here…. Landscape is a human construct, it is the way we see and interpret the physical environment. The division and breaking up of land into the idea of a system of human made spaces has shaped our environment. So for me it is therefore critical, when using stone in a contemporary jewelry context to have an understanding of both identity and boundary, jewelry can not be made concerning anything else until this is considered.”
McIntosh earned a Bachelors of Visual Arts and Masters Degree from the Dunedin School for Art. His works have exhibited in Japan, New Zealand, and Germany. Highlighted shows include WUNDERRUMA, a touring exhibition that debuted at the 2014 Schmuck conference. The artist presently lives and works in Dunedin.

Craig McIntosh, Pakohe Brooch 004, 2015, Carved Pakohe (Argillite), 1.85 x .25 x 2.15″Craig McIntosh, Pakohe Brooch 004, 2015, Carved Pakohe (Argillite), 1.85 x .25 x 2.15″

Craig McIntosh, Pakohe Brooch 006, 2015, Carved Pakohe (Argillite), 2.15 x .25 x 2.15″Craig McIntosh, Pakohe Brooch 006, 2015, Carved Pakohe (Argillite), 2.15 x .25 x 2.15″

Craig McIntosh, Pakohe Brooch 0011, 2015, Carved Pakohe (Argillite), 1.65 x .35 x 2.80″Craig McIntosh, Pakohe Brooch 0011, 2015, Carved Pakohe (Argillite), 1.65 x .35 x 2.80″

Craig McIntosh, Pakohe Brooch 003, 2015, Carved Pakohe (Argillite), 3.65 x .25 x 2″Craig McIntosh, Pakohe Brooch 003, 2015, Carved Pakohe (Argillite), 3.65 x .25 x 2″

Joe Sheehan’s series The Quick and the Dead is a collection of remote controls meticulously carved from stone.   Presented as artifacts in the style of classic typological museum display, the work takes the form of whole units and broken pieces, calling to mind futuristic archaeological documentations of contemporary culture. Arranged by similarity and type, the series poses questions about contemporary methods in museum studies, addressing notions of preservation and historiography from a global perspective. Working with New Zealand native stones such as greywacke, basalt, and argillite, Sheehan shines a light on the heavy historic symbolism of each material from a South Pacific cultural context, referencing prominent museum collections of Toki: stone adzes made by Maori and other Polynesian cultures.

Joe Sheehan, The Quick and the Dead (Group 5), Greywacke, basalt, argillite, Sizes vary. Photo Credit: Kallan MacLeod.Joe Sheehan, The Quick and the Dead (Group 5), Greywacke, basalt, argillite, Sizes vary. Photo Credit: Kallan MacLeod.

Joe Sheehan, The Quick and the Dead (Group 4), Carved basalt, Sizes vary. Photo Credit: Kallan MacLeod.Joe Sheehan, The Quick and the Dead (Group 4), Carved basalt, Sizes vary. Photo Credit: Kallan MacLeod. 
Velvet da Vinci
2015 Polk Street,
San Francisco, CA 94109
Phone: 415-441-0109
Email:  info@velvetdavincigallery.com
Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, 11am – 6pm, Sunday, 11am – 4pm.

 

09/04/2015

EXPO ‘PLUME’ – Indiana University Art Museum (USA) – 1-12 Avril 2015

Indiana University Art Museum -

Vincent Pontillo-Verrastro jewelry – Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition « PLUME » Group 1 – April 1‒12, 2015 Special Exhibitions Gallery, first floor

Indiana University Art Museum - http://www.iub.edu/~iuam/section.php?returnSection=special_exhibitions&navSection=upcoming_exhibitions - Vincent Pontillo-Verrastro jewelry - Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition Group 1 April 1‒12, 2015

MFA Thesis Exhibitions

April 1 to May 10, 2015 : Special Exhibitions Gallery, first floor
Every spring IU Art Museum collaborates with the Hope School of Fine Arts and the Grunwald Gallery to present thesis exhibitions of graduating SoFA MFA candidates. Three exhibitions, lasting twelve days each, will be presented this year. At 6:30 p.m. during the opening receptions, each exhibitor will give a brief talk about his or her work.
Group 1: April 1–12
Opening Reception April 3, 6:00–8:00 p.m.
Joseph Kameen, painting
Vincent Pontillo-Verrastro, metalsmithing and jewelry
Greg Watson, painting

Vincent Pontillo-Verrastro - "Plume" on work ...Vincent Pontillo-Verrastro - « Plume » on work …

Vincent Pontillo-VerrastroVincent Pontillo-Verrastro
Society of North American GoldsmithsCongratulations to Vincent Pontillo-Verrastro, our 2014 Educational Endowment Scholarship Recipient!
Vincent received a 2014 Educational Endowment Scholarship from SNAG and is a MFA candidate in Metalsmithing and Jewelry Design at Henry Radford Hope School of Fine Arts, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN.
Vincent was recently interviewed by PBS WTIU about wearable art.
Work by Vincent will be included in a new exhibition at M Contemporary in Sydney, Australia. Intimately Connected runs September 16-October 26. The exhibition explores the connection between art, design and contemporary jewelry, and features new works by jewelers from Australia and around the world. http://indianapublicmedia.org/theweeklyspecial/vincent-pontilloverrastro/

 

29/03/2015

EXPO ‘Illume’ – Shibumi Gallery, Berkeley (CA) (USA) – 28 Mars-10 Mai 2015

Shibumi Gallery :   Illume

Jane D’Arensbourg – Glass Jewelry / Lighting
+  Amy Ruppel – Monoprints / Paintings

Opening / Artist Reception:  Saturday March 28,  5-8pm

 Illume - Jane D'Arensbourg - Glass Jewelry

 

Shibumi Gallery is pleased to announce, Illume, a joint show with jeweler / sculptor Jane D’Arensbourg and printmaker Amy Ruppel.
Illume is an investigation into cast light, shadows and the creations of patterns and forms.

Jane D’Arensbourg uses glass as a vehicle to capture light, energy and a sense of fragility with her work.  She views her jewelry and lighting as functional art.
« There is a time in the day in my studio when the sun pours in and everything comes to life as sunlight slowly travels around my studio, casting beams of light through all of the glass sculptures, jewelry, lighting, and experiments. Light vibrates through the skeletal facets, corners and open planes. The shadows cast on surfaces is this energy broken up into patterns which can be used as a vehicle for meditation by the viewer. »
D’Arensbourg studied glass art at California College of Arts and Crafts as well as the Pilchuck School of Glass.  After working more sculpturally, she began making jewelry in 2001.
She currently lives and works in New York City.

 Jane D'Arensbourg - glass prism necklaceJane D’Arensbourg - glass prism necklace

Jane D'Arensbourg - Glass Rectangle Chain Necklace. Fall/Winter 2015Jane D’Arensbourg – Glass Rectangle Chain Necklace. Fall/Winter 2015

Borosilicate glass necklaces by Jane D'Arensbourg, sterling silver clasp.Borosilicate glass necklaces by Jane D’Arensbourg

 

Shibumi Gallery 
1402 Fifth Street
Berkeley
CA . 94710 – USA
t. 510.528.7736
HOURS: Saturday 12-6pm & Sunday 12-5pm + by appointment during the week

 

28/03/2015

EXPO ‘Amy Tavern’ – Sienna Patti – 4-30 Avril 2015

Classé dans : Amy TAVERN (US),Exposition/Exhibition,Gal. Sienna Patti (US),USA — bijoucontemporain @ 19:57

Amy Tavern

Sienna Patti has a project and exhibition based program focusing on the work of contemporary studio artists. The artists bridge the worlds of art, craft, and contemporary design with innovative use of materials and mediums.
80 Main Street
Lenox, MA 01240 USA
(001) 413 637 8386
office@siennapatti.com

14/03/2015

Decouverte : Lynn BATCHELDER, selected for TALENTE 2015

Classé dans : DECOUVERTE,Lynn BATCHELDER (US),SUNY New Paltz (US),TALENTE,USA — bijoucontemporain @ 0:06

 Lynn BATCHELDER

MFA in Metal at State University New Paltz at New York (2013 MFA Thesis)
BFA in Metals/Jewelry Western Michigan University

….. and she is selected for TALENTE 2015

[Talente-Award presentation 2015 : 14 March 2015  16:30, Halle B1 Main stage of IHM (Internationalen Handwerksmesse Munich)]

« I like the idea of making something that is nothing in particular. everyone sees something in everything– in a shape, in a line, in a color– it is our way of identifying or making sense of what we see. thus, non-things – they could be something, but guess what, they aren’t. »

LYNN BATCHELDERLynn Batchelder – SUNY (State University of New York), New Paltz, USA MFA 2013 – necklace, Sawing/Drawing, 2013, steel

lynn batchelder Fictions :   (BACK detail) steel, silver solderLynn Batchelder Reconstructions Brooch  (BACK detail) steel, silver solder

Lynn Batchelder  - Sawing/Drawing (Brooch)  - steel - 2013Lynn Batchelder  – Sawing/Drawing (Brooch)  – steel – 2013

 Lynn Batchelder  - Reconstructions (Chain) - 2013 steel Lynn Batchelder  – Reconstructions (Chain) – 2013 steel

Lynn Batchelder "non-things" - copper, silver, enamel, thread - & back detailLynn Batchelder « non-things » 2009 – copper, silver, enamel, thread – & back detail

Lynn BatchelderLynn Batchelder copper, paint, thread

Lynn Batchelder  silver, maple, house paintLynn Batchelder  (detail of back)

Lynn Batchelder  silver, maple, house paint 1 detail of back

Lynn-Batchelder- non-things - faux leather, threadLynn Batchelder – non-things – faux leather, thread

 

04/03/2015

During SCHMUCK 2015 – EXPO ‘The Grass Is Always Greener Overseas’ – Handwerksmesse, Munich (PLATINA Stand) (DE) - 11-17 Mars 2015

An exhibition curated by Platforma, Bella Neyman and Ruta Reifen in conjunction
with Sofia Björkman, Platina Stockholm
 
DURING SCHMUCK : 11th -17th of March 2015, Handwerksmesse, Munich
PLATINA Stand B1.763 FRAME
THEN , 26th of March – 25th of April 2015, PLATINA – Odengatan 68, Stockholm
The Grass Is Always Greener Overseas
 
10 American artist and 10 Swedish from different generations:
Jamie BennetLola Brooks Robert EbendorfArthur HashMatt LambertTara Locklear Seth PapacSondra ShermanAmy TavernLauren Tickle Tobias Alm — Peter De Wit — Jenny EdlundHanna HedmanCatarina HällzonLi LiangAgnieszka KnapAnnika PetterssonMargareth Sandström — Studio Jungfruhuset Christer Jonsson/Lena Bergestad
Jamie BennettJamie Bennett
Arthur HashArthur Hash
Matt LambertMatt Lambert
Sondra Sherman - Rorschach Corsage: Valeriana_SteelSondra Sherman - Rorschach Corsage: Valeriana_Steel
Tara LocklearTara Locklear
Lauren Tickle Lauren Tickle
Jenny Edlund Jenny Edlund
 Li LiangLi Liang
Catarina HällzonCatarina Hällzon
Annika PetterssonAnnika Pettersson
Hanna HedmanHanna Hedman
Margareth SandströmMargareth Sandström

 

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