Klimt02: International and emerging art jewellery and jewellery design

_Showcases

This exhibition brings together the outstanding talent of Contemporary Studio Jewelers from Israel's renowned Art Schools - Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem and Shenkar College of Engineering and Design in Tel Aviv.
NO PROBLEM (?)
Place: Gallery Loupe
(Montclair/ New Jersey, United States)
09.Feb.2010 - 14.Mar.2010

Welcome to a lecture with jewellery designer Tine De Ruysser. Tine enjoys making work in two different ways: either reacting conceptually to a brief, or creating flexible folding objects.
Tine De Ruysser: CONFRONTATIONS 2010/02
Place: PHL Campus Elfde Linie Building C, Paciolizaal
(Hasselt, Belgium)
29.Mar.2010 - 29.Mar.2010

Dear JAMES is based around the idea of six artists sending one another a series letters over a six month period. Each artist will use the letters they have received - resulting in an exhibition of contemporary Jewellery and Metal work inspired by written word.
Dear JAMES
Place: Atelier Klarastrasse
(Munich, Germany)
05.Mar.2010 - 07.Mar.2010

Galleri Hnoss is proud to present Lin Cheung. Cheung's work often refers to jewellery as a subject and to the fundamental reasons why people wear and possesses jewellery.

Lin Cheung
Place: Galleri Hnoss
(Gothenburg, Sweden)
13.Feb.2010 - 07.Mar.2010

Emily Hunt's neck adornments explore memories and body using silicon, thread and beading. The exhibition opens the 4th of February 6 - 8 pm.
Emily Hunt: Appendage
Place: Metalab
(Surry Hills, NSW, Australia)
04.Feb.2010 - 25.Feb.2010

Helen Carnac, Lin Cheung, David Clarke and David Gates. Four established makers who are known for their inquisitive and challenging approaches to their disciplines have come together to make work for this unique four-way collaboration.
Intelligent Trouble - A Curious Exchange
Place: Contemporary Applied Arts
(London, United Kingdom)
19.Feb.2010 - 20.Mar.2010

Nicht dass Du mir von der Bluse fällst
Written by bettina
05.02.2010 / 10:41 hrs.

Brooches from Volker Atrops, Peter Bauhuis, Waltraud Erlacher,Therese Hilbert, Otto Künzli, Karen Pontoppidan, Bettina Speckner. Dear Friends and collegues, Maybe we see us there, on Thursday, 11th Feb., or at the "meet the artists" during Schmuck... I am looking forward to (...)

_Awards

The aim of the International Amberif Design Award is the worldwide promotion of amber as a natural material with unique properties. The theme of 2010: NON-JEWELLERY - the entries must not be jewellery.
(Gdańsk, Poland)
10.Mar.2010 - 13.Mar.2010
Deadline: 09.Feb.2010

_Exhibitions

Hop Gallery presents 4 jewellery artists from Sweden, Karin Roy Michelle Andersson, Klara Brynge, Gertrud Heinerud and Serena Holm. Four different ways of telling a story trough jewellery.
4 jewellery artists from Sweden
Place: Hop Gallery
(Tallinn, Estonia)
12.Feb.2010 - 02.Mar.2010

_Workshops

Member of Klimt02.
(...)The main focus of this workshop will be looking at strategies of how to achieve an honest personal expression, and free oneself from the influential power of the visual sterotype appearance of contemporary jewellery.(...)
David Bielander & Helen Britton: Authenticity in the age of style surfing
Place: ALCHIMIA Contemporary Jewellery School in Firenze
(Firenze, Italy)
19.Jul.2010 - 30.Jul.2010
Deadline: 31.May.2010

_Forum

Surface and substance: the place of enamel in contemporary jewellery practice

Is there a place for enamel in contemporary jewellery practice?
Written by Jessica Turrell
04.02.2010 / 16:01 hrs.

Over the last few years I have been conducting a research project entitled “Innovation in Vitreous Enamel Surfaces for Jewellery”. What underlies this rather clumsy title is my preoccupation with the place of enamel within contemporary jewellery practice, and on a more personal level, (...)

4 comments

(...) Hope gives us courage to carry on. A gift involves hope. An artist’s gift is greater than that of other people, and as with any gift, the bearer must reciprocate. Somebody always needs to be saved. The artist speaks to all, even if only a few will listen. (...)
TO THE LIGHT, THROUGH THE NIGHT: International Jewellery Exhibition JUST MUST
Vappu Thurlow

_Jewellers

New member of Klimt02.
(...) Making my jewellery feels like having a mystery-flight-ticket in the pocket, not knowing where one will end up. But at the same time I do have an aim. In the end there should be a damned good piece of jewellery. (...)

Member of klimt02.
The artist has updated her page with new images. This year she will also be seen in the exhibitions “Extremities: Exploring the Margins of the Human Body” and “Extreme Tea” both taking place in Houston, USA.

Member of klimt02.
Sari Liimatta annonunces that she will be seen in several exhibitions during 2010. She has also updated her home page.

Business advantages

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_Books

This book was published on occasion of the MARZEE PRIZE 2004 award giving to Annelies Planteijdt.
Synaesthesis: smell, sound, and other sense experiences. Annelies Planteijdt

Catalogue published on the occasion of the exhibition of the new works of Estela Sáez at Galerie Louise Smit in november-december 2008.
Estela Sàez vilanova: Good by(e) nest

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_Museums

Member of Klimt02
(...) a museum for contemporary art and regional history. As a museum for contemporary art we have been specializing in jewels and paper art. (...)
CODA Museum
(Apeldoorn, Netherlands)

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The collections of Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design offer the largest and most comprehensive overview of Estonian applied art and design.
Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design
(Tallinn, Estonia)

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