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Art jewellery forum, space for opinion, debate and exchange. Access to conferences, articles and interviews about the art jewellery creation written by the most relevant figures on the world of art, jewellery and crafts.
Viktoria Münzker wins a Prize at the Gioielli in Fermento Award 201321.05.2013 / 17:31 hrs.
Diagonal
The diamonds in Antwerp15.05.2013 / 11:52 hrs.
Interview to Jana Machatova
One of the fundamental attributes of jewelry is the function of communication. Jewelry is also for me a medium trough which I can express my attitudes and feelings. It is enough for me if a receiver can read messages from my world.
Klimt02
Barcelona, Klimt02, 2013
Interview to Kate Furman
I believe jewelers are continuing to make their own statements even with so many currently working in our field. Although my work is personal to me and my environment, nature is a very universal inspiration. I want people everywhere to remember their own experiences when viewing or wearing it.
Interview to Maria Hees
Jewelry will never be totally standardized. Of course there are trends which come and go. But there are so many different starting points to design a piece of jewelry. Besides there will always be people who want to distinguish themselves by wearing jewelry.
Interview to Selina Woulfe
There is a performative aspect to my work which is not always conveyed through the jewellery object on it’s own, so I tend to use photography and video to document the interaction between the body and adornment. The photograph in a way becomes a second skin bearing the evidence of a jewellery ritual, while a video allows the viewer to see the physical process.
Czech Jewelry
Five Men03.03.2013 / 00:08 hrs.
Interview to Han Dong
If the human being is a thing, then we will ask what it is and define it with the method of defining the objects in nature or the industrial products. However, the human being is not a thing, so it can not be defined with the method of defining a thing.
Checking the temperature
The name From the Coolest Corner can be interpreted as a play with the prejudices of the Nordic area: cold, cool and not the centre of attention. The team behind this touring exhibition hope to change that fact by presenting the newest and most advanced of Nordic jewellery to a wide audience. Sanna Svedestedt
Gothenburg, Sanna Svedestedt, 2013
Interview to Satomi Kawai
I think jewelry could not be standardized because art is an expression of individualism. Instead, jewelry could be globalized. With the development of telecommunication and transportation, we can share cultural experiences and ideas internationally.
Interview to Kevin Hughes
To a certain degree I do think jewelry is being standardized, but I don’t think this is unique to the field. I see it in painting, sculpture, ceramics…etc. But over time the standards invariably change. Artists should strive to break through standardization, to avoid trends and make unique work – to find their individual voice.
Artists at the Studio
Judy McCaig. Fragments That Became Jewels30.12.2012 / 17:35 hrs.
Analysis of ‘Transplantation A sense of place and culture- British and Australian Narrative Jewellery’
Perhaps the most pressing, urgent and demanding pieces deal with more than a simple dialogue between two places. The narrative jewellery that acknowledges a constellation of location reveals to us that the distance between our homeland and ourselves increases with any looking back.
Samuel O’Hana
Manchester, Samuel O’Hana, 2012
Exchange: present your talent, build your link
Working with Enamel-229.07.2012 / 17:36 hrs.
Musings (words and things)
Weight of butterfly28.06.2012 / 09:03 hrs.
The Left and the Right
(...) recently I have become less and less satisfied with my outcomes, struggling to develop my current body of work. How do you create good work, which is original and from the heart? I had heard rumours about Ruudt’s course. That it was tough, an intensive experience. I decided to throw myself in and see where I would land. (...)
Laura Bradshaw-Heap
London, Laura Bradshaw-Heap, 2012
Commentary on ‘Transplantation A sense of place and culture- British and Australian Narrative Jewellery’
(...) I left the exhibition a number of hours later with a sense of fondness for the obvious intimacy portrayed in the work. (...)
Broesvitrine
MURMURation07.02.2012 / 09:08 hrs.
Summary of conversations
Jewelry in a political context22.12.2010 / 11:43 hrs.
HEADANDSHOULDERS (two in one)
SITTING AT THE FIREPLACE01.07.2010 / 13:28 hrs.
Plan B
CCTV08.05.2010 / 10:48 hrs.
Surface and substance: the place of enamel in contemporary jewellery practice
Enamel at Schmuck 201018.03.2010 / 14:06 hrs.
Art jewellery forum, space for opinion, debate and exchange. Access to conferences, articles and interviews about the art jewellery creation written by the most relevant figures on the world of art, jewellery and crafts.
