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> Exhibition: [members only] Cromatica
> Exhibition: [members only] Quiltro: diseñando la nueva joyería Chilena
> Organization: Joya Brava
> Exhibition: [members only] JOYAVIVA
> Exhibition: [members only] Think Twice: New Latin American Jewellery
> Exhibition: [members only] Think Twice: New Latin American Jewellery
> Exhibition: [members only] Walking the Gray Area: A dialog on global mobility, identities and contemporary jewellery
> Book: The Compendium Finale of Contemporary Jewellery Makers
> Award: [members only] New Traditional Jewellery 2008 Winners 2008

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Viña del Mar, Chile
website: www.joyasdelaodisea.blogspot.com mail: maletaazul@yahoo.com
Carolina Hornauer Olivares Carolina Hornauer Brooch: What is not, Serie 2009 Silver, pink quartz, wood, japanese lacquer 5,8 x 4,6 cm Carolina Hornauer Brooch: What is not, Serie 2009 Silver, wood, japanese lacquer, fimo, plastic, found ceramic fragment, steel wire 5,2 x 3,6 cm Carolina Hornauer Brooch: Ceramic 2007 Silver, gold bead, found ceramic piece, silver chain, citrine quartz, patina, steel wire 3 x 1,5 cm Carolina Hornauer Brooch: What is not, Serie 2008 Silver, wood, japanese lacquer, malachite 4,9 x 4,2 cm Carolina Hornauer Brooch: Termite 2008 River pearls, silver wire, patina, old oak wood, steel wire 5 x 2 cm Carolina Hornauer Brooch: What is not, Serie 2009 Silver, river pearls, cotton thread, steel wire, stone 3,6 x 2,8 cm Carolina Hornauer Brooch: What is not, Serie 2009 Silver, river pearls, wood, japanese lacquer, silver wire, steel wire 4 x 4 cm Carolina Hornauer Brooches: What is not, Serie 2009 Carolina Hornauer Brooches: No todo lo que brilla es oro, 1/4 - 4/4 2009 Oxidized silver, river pearl, fimo, plastic, paint, varnish, thread, steel wire Sizes: 4,2 x 5,4 cm, 4,8 x 5,6 cm, 5 x 5,6 cm, 4,6 x 5,6 cm Carolina Hornauer Brooch: Post Tenebras Lux 2009 Oxidized silver, cooper, enamel, bee’s wax, steel wire, black agate Carolina Hornauer Brooches: Transformation Series 2008 eggshell, silver, plastic, river pearls, thread, citrine quartz, alabaster Variable dimensions Carolina Hornauer Brooches: Read and write 2004 Cooper, found plastic objects. Coral, letraset, resin, silver 6 x 5 cm Carolina Hornauer Brooch: Transformation Series 2008 Resin, wood, cashew lacquer, eggshell, silver, citrine quartz 3,5 x 3,2 cm Carolina Hornauer Medal: Antiwar medal 2007 Oxidized silver, river pearl, cotton thread, bee’s wax, coral, burnt wallpaper, steel wire 6,5 x 5 cm Carolina Hornauer Brooches: What is not, series 2008 Silver, polymer clay, wood, cashew lacquer, river pearls, pyrite, steel wire 4 x 3 cm Carolina Hornauer Necklace: The collector 2009 Cotton thread, synthetic cotton, river pearls, silver, patina, steel wire, enamel on cooper, magnets, burned wood, tinted hair, parts constructed, silver ball chain, silver tube textured, stone, silver charcoal (casting piece) Carolina Hornauer Necklace: The collector part1 2009 Cotton thread, synthetic cotton, river pearls, silver, patina, steel wire, enamel on cooper, magnets, burned wood, tinted hair, parts constructed, silver ball chain, silver tube textured, stone, silver charcoal (casting piece). Carolina Hornauer Brooch: Between us 2008 Oxidized silver, dyed human hair, river pearls, steel wire, volcanic stone, cotton thread 12,8 x 9 cm Carolina Hornauer's Copy Book
Statement
Artistic Jewellery offers me the possibility to create and tell stories, where the pieces talk by themselves and help me to express myself. I choose to work with found objects, so flea markets and sea shores are purveyors of materials. Everything that looks like a cabinet of small curiosities is a source of inspiration. My vision of jewellery is based in the utopias that everybody carries inside, for example, the game places lost when we grown up. I like to think that my jewels are like small travel stories and memories of life.
CV
Carolina Hornauer Olivares, Chile Education: 1997-2003 Architecture, Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile 2001 Basic Jewellery , Casa de la Cultura de Viña del Mar, Chile 2003-2006 Superior degree in Artistic Jewellery, Escola Massana, Barcelona, Spain. 2004 Bereber Jewellery, Escola Massana, Barcelona, España Awards: 2008 Winner, New traditional Jewellery, Sieraad, Holland Group Exhibitions: 2004 “Obra y proceso”, Centro de Artesanía de Cataluña, Spain 2006 Antherea Gallery, Barcelona \| La Capella, Barcelona \| Selected to the annual Marzee graduation show, Marzee Gallery, Nijmegen, Holland 2007-2008 Anti-War medals, Thomas Mann Gallery I/O, New Orleans, USA 2008 Anti-War medals, Shaw Jewelry Gallery, Northeast Harbor, Maine, New Orleans, USA 2008-2010 Museum CODA Apeldoorn, Holanda 2009 Galería Ceppi, Carles Codina and three students of Escola Massana, Santiago de Chile 2010 Joyas para el bicentenario, Galería Ceppi, Santiago de Chile \| Walking the gray area Exhibition, Galería Emilia Cohen, México City, México Lectures: 2010 Round table, Gray Area, Biblioteca Nacional de México, México D.f
Publications
2009 The Compendium Finale of Contemporary Jewellery Makers. Darling publications Cologne, New latin America Jewellers Essay \| Modelado y Fundición, Carles Codina, Editorial Parramón
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Hornauer, Carolina Balmaceda 144 depto. 401 Recreo 258-0036 - Viña del Mar Chile


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	[members only] [Exhibition] Cromatica Cromatica, puts together a selection of contemporary jewellery inspired in color, as a starting point. Jewellers are challenged to think about the language of a single colour. As a result, this exhibition shows a composition of fourty pieces, that talk in a variety of voices. Presenting ideas, thoughts, and even critical views. Place: Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (Santiago, Chile)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Quiltro: diseñando la nueva joyería Chilena Como los joyeros Australianos se han negado al uso del ópalo, sus homólogos Chilenos evitan el lapislázuli. Como el “Jewellers & Metalsmiths Group of Australia” se estableció para crear una escena de la nada, Asociación “Joya Brava” surge como una forma de vincular los distintos componentes de la joyería de Chile en un grupo cohesionado. Place: Museo José Hernández (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
	[Organization] Joya Brava Member of Klimt02 Joya Brava present their last exhibtion entitled Cromatica at the National Museum of Fine Arts at Snatigo de Chile. Place: Santiago de Chile (Santiago, Chile)
	[members only] [Exhibition] JOYAVIVA (...) Joyaviva is an exhibition of ‘live jewellery’. Each of the objects you see on display has its own life as a device for sharing hopes and fears. They have been carefully designed and made by a new wave of jewellers whose focus is the world outside the gallery. (...) Place: RMIT Gallery (Melbourne, Australia)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Think Twice: New Latin American Jewellery Figurative and abstract, conceptual and symbolic, traditional and experimental, contemporary Latin American jewelry is tremendously varied, and it is this diversity that enables it to communicate its ethnicity and to transcend it. The Bellevue Arts Museum and the Otro Diseno Foundation are pleased to invite you to the opening of the exhibition Think Twice: New Latin American Jewellery. Place: Bellevue Arts Museum (Northeast Bellevue, United States)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Think Twice: New Latin American Jewellery (...) Think Twice: New Latin American Jewelry, presented by the Museum of Arts and Design from, will feature unique work by nearly 80 jewelry makers, representing over 20 Latin American countries. Think Twice aims to bring the audience a clear picture of the landscape of contemporary jewellery in Latin America and its development in the last 10 years, showing the way in which visual artists and jewellery makers born or living in Latin America view and relate, through jewellery, to such a vast and diverse continent. (...) Place: Museum of Arts and Design of new York (New York City, United States)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Walking the Gray Area: A dialog on global mobility, identities and contemporary jewellery (...) Contemporary jewellery, with its ability to create associations directly connected to specific cultural and personal settings seems to be circumscribed to a rather westernized discourse. It has become necessary for contemporary jewellery-makers to rethink the ways they connect with others. (...) Place: Galeria Emilia Cohen (Mexico City, Mexico)
	[Book] The Compendium Finale of Contemporary Jewellery Makers The 1st purpose of Andy Lim, the publisher and editor, is to try to establish Contemporary Jewellery as an equally respected art form in the Contemporary Art and to create a platform, not to be neglected, which will be reached already by its sheer volume and power of 1044 artists, united in one single publication.
	[members only] [Award] New Traditional Jewellery 2008 Winners 2008 (...) The third edition of New Traditional Jewellery, which this year has ‘Intimacy’’ as its theme, has yielded more than 140 entries, from all parts of the world. Half of the entries was submitted by students, slightly more than last year. (...) Place: Amsterdam RAI, Europa Foyer (Holten, Netherlands)

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