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Hanna Hedman Hanna Hedman Neckpiece: Black Bile 2013 Silver, leather, copper, paint 45x12x26 cm Photograph Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Brooch: Black Bile 2013 Silver, leather, copper, steel, paint 35x7x9 cm Photograph Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Neckpiece: Black Bile 2013 Silver, leather, copper, paint 56x10x18 cm Photograph Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Brooch: Black Bile 2013 Silver, leather, copper, paint 35x7x14 cm Photograph Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Neckpiece: Black Bile 2013 Silver, leather, copper, steel, paint 65x22x9.5 cm Photograph Sanna Lindberg Photo from the presentation of "Black Bile" at Platina gallery, 2013. Hanna Hedman Necklace: Otus insularis 2011 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper and paint 36 x 17 x 9 cm ”While they await extinction series” Photograph Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Brooch: Manis tricuspis 2011 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper and paint 16 x 9 x 16 cm Brooch/object ”While they await extinction series” Photograph Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Brooch: Panthera leo persica 2011 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper and paint 17 x 10 x 13 cm ”While they await extinction series” Photograph Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Lipotes vexillifer 2011 Silver, oxidized silver, powder-coated copper and paint 49 x 15 x 9 cm ”While they await extinction series” Photograph Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Symplocos shilanensis 2011 Silver, oxidized silver, powder-coated copper and paint 36 x 17 x 8 cm Hanna Hedmann Brooch: Potamonautes lividus 2011 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper and paint 21 x 17 x 3 cm ”While they await extinction series” Photograph Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Percina rex 2011 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper and paint 55 x 18 x 8 cm ”While they await extinction series” Photograph Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Atelopus varius 2011 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper and paint 30 x 7 x 15 cm ”While they await extinction series” Photograph Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Human Tree 2010 Silver, oxidized silver, copper, paint 55 x 8,5 x 16,5 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Human Tree 2010 Oxidized silver, copper, paint 45 x 25 x 4 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Human Tree 2010 Oxidized silver, copper, paint 39 x 22 x 5 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Human Tree 2010 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper, paint 53 x 22 x 7 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Human Tree 2010 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper, paint 38 x 28 x 6,5 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Human Tree 2010 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper, paint 33 x 25 x 6 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Human Tree 2010 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper, paint 50 x 31 x 10 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Human Tree 2010 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper, paint 50 x 32 x 6 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Human Tree 2010 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper, paint 74 x 22 x 9 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Finding Dark Matter 2010 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper, paint 45 x 20 x 4.5 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Finding Dark Matter 2010 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper, paint 55 x 13 x 6.5 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Finding Dark Matter 2010 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper, paint 52 x 7 x 5.5 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Brooch: Finding Dark Matter 2010 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper, paint 17 x 19 x 7.5 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Brooch: Finding Dark Matter 2010 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper, paint 10 x 8 x 4 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Finding Dark Matter 2010 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper, paint 49 x 8 x 3.5 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Brooch: Finding Dark Matter 2010 Oxidized silver, powder-coated copper, paint 12 x 15 x 6 cm Photograph: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Untitled 2008 Silver, copper, synthetic fibers, paint Fabrication, flocking, painting Hanna Hedman Necklace: What you tell is not always what you have experienced series 2009 Oxidized silver, powder coated copper, paint 10,5 x 7 x 5,6 inches Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: What you tell is not always what you have experienced series 2009 Oxidized silver, powder coated copper, paint 16 x 11,5 x 2 inches Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: What you tell is not always what you have experienced series 2009 Oxidized silver, powder coated copper, paint 23 x 7 x 2,1 inches Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: What you tell is not always what you have experienced series 2009 Oxidized silver, powder coated copper, paint 20 x 3,5 x 2,5 inches Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: What you tell is not always what you have experienced series” 2009 Silver, oxidized silver, powder coated copper, paint, synthetic fibers 18 x 4,6 x 2,1 inches Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: What you tell is not always what you have experienced series 2009 Oxidized silver, powder coated copper, paint 25,1 x 7,5 x 3 & 17 x 7 x 3 inches (right) Silver, oxidized silver, powder coated copper, paint, synthetic fibers. (right) Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: What you tell is not always what you have experienced series 2009 Silver, oxidized silver, powder coated copper, paint 16,5 x 6x 1,5 inches Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: What you tell is not always what you have experienced series 2009 Silver, oxidized silver, powder coated copper, paint, synthetic fibers 18,5 x 11,5 x 3 inches Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, paint and synthetic fiber 14 x 35 x 86 cm Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, paint and synthetic fiber 6 x 32 x 78 cm Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Silver, oxidized silver, copper, synthetic fibers and paint 5 x 18 x 63 cm Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Silver, oxidized silver, copper, synthetic fibers and paint 7 x 27 x 45 cm Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, silver, paint and synthetic fiber 6 x 36 x 67 cm Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: What you tell is not always what you have experienced series 2008 Silver, oxidized silver, powder coated copper, synthetic fibers and paint 27 x 6 x 2,5 inches Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: What you tell is not always what you have experienced series 2009 Silver, oxidized silver, powder coated copper, synthetic fibers and paint. Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: What you tell is not always what you have experienced series 2009 Silver, oxidized silver, powder coated copper, synthetic fibers and paint Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: What you tell is not always what you have experienced series 2009 Silver, oxidized silver, powder coated copper, synthetic fibers and paint Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: What you tell is not always what you have experienced series 2009 Silver, oxidized silver, powder coated copper, synthetic fibers and paint Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: What you tell is not always what you have experienced series 2009 Silver, oxidized silver, powder coated copper, synthetic fibers and paint Photographs: Sanna Lindberg Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, silver, paint and synthetic fiber Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, silver, paint and synthetic fiber Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, paint and synthetic fiber Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, paint and synthetic fiber Hanna Hedman Brooch: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, paint and synthetic fiber Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, silver, paint and synthetic fiber Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, silver, paint and synthetic fiber Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, silver, paint and synthetic fiber Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, paint and synthetic fiber Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, paint and synthetic fiber Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, silver, paint and synthetic fiber Hanna Hedman Brooch: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, steel, paint and synthetic fiber Hanna Hedman Necklace: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, silver, paint and synthetic fiber Hanna Hedman Brooch: Enough tears to cry for two series 2008 Copper, paint and synthetic fiber
Sanna Lindberg photo credits for the photos of "Enough tears for two" series
CV
Hanna Hedman, 1980, Stockholm, Sweden. Education: 2006-2008 Ädellab- Silversmithing and jewellery, Professor Ruudt Peters and Karen Pontoppidan Konstfack, MFA, Stockholm, Sweden 2005-2006 Otago Polytechnic, Silversmithing and jewellery Dunedin, New Zealand 2002-2005 Ädellab- Silversmithing and jewellery, Professors Ruudt Peters/Kim Buck/ Christer Jonsson Konstfack, BFA, Stockholm, Sweden 1999-2001 Art Department, Western State College, Colorado, USA Awards: 2012 "Bronze Oyster", Stitching Kunstboek, Belgium 2011 “Nova 2011 – Nordic Designer of the Year”, Formex, Stockholm, Sweden \| “Preziosa Young”, 2nd price, Firenze, Italy 2009 So Fresh Award, Talent winner, Pierre Lang, Vienna, Austria 2008 2nd prize “Annual International Graduation Show”, MIDORA fair Leipzig, Germany \| “Marzee International Graduation Show price”, Holland 2005 “Marzee International Graduation Show price”, Holland \| “Ädelaward”, Sweden Collections: Trondheim Kommune, Trondheim, Norway \| Pinakotehek der Moderne, München, Germany \| Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, Sweden \| Röhsska museet, Gothenburg, Sweden \| Konstfack, Stockholm, Sweden \| Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin, New Zealand \| Private collections USA and Europe Solo Exhibitions: 2013 "Black Bile", Platina gallery, Stockholm, Sweden 2012 "Continues layers", Galerie TACTILe, Geneve, Swizerland \| "Hanna Hedman", Equator Art, Stockholm, Sweden 2011 ”While they await extinction”, Galerie Biro, Munich, Germany \| Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen, Holland \| “Tale”, Gallery Rynek 12, Legnica, Poland \| “Still-Jewelry”, Designcenter De Winkelhaak, Silke & the gallery, Antwerp, Belgium \| “Still-Jewelry”, Bar Nadar, Silke & the gallery, Antwerp, Belgium \| “Human Tree”, Kaleido, Uppsala, Sweden \| “Escape”, SODA, Istanbul, Turkey 2010 “Escape the day”, Platina gallery, Stockholm, Sweden \| “Hanna Hedman”, Hnoss gallery, Gothenburg, Sweden 2009 “What you tell is not always what you have experienced”, Ornamentum gallery, Hudson, New York, 2006 ”Beneath”, Best cafe, Dunedin, New Zealand Group exhibitions: 2013 "Tendenser 2013: Tenderness", Galleri F15, Moss, Norway \| "This is where they met", Jewellery sessions, Internationale Handwerkmesse, Munich, Germany \| "Lahti Schmuck", Gallery 84Ghz, Munich, Germany \| "From the coolest corner", The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, Oslo, Norway 2012 "Merry Jewellery", Platina gallery, Stockholm \| "Body Language: Contemporary Art Jewelry", Wayne Art Center, Pennsylvania, USA \| "Jewel Book exhibition, the International Annual of Contemporary Jewel Art", WCC.BF, Mons, Belgium \| "The art of collecting", Tallinna Rakenduskunsti Triennaal, Tallin, Estonia \| "Train of thoughts/Tankerekker", Telemark Kunstnersenter, Skien, Norway \| "Contemporary Collected", Midori.so, Tokyo, Japan \| "Arktis", Collaboration with Greenpeace, Galleri Duerr, Stockholm, Sweden \| "Lahti Jewelry", downtown shop windows, Lahti, Finland \| "9. 2 x 23 kg Sweden", Swedish embassy, Tokyo, Japan \| "SOFA New York", Ornamentum gallery, New York, USA \| "Ädellab-The State of things", Pinakothek der Moderne , Munich, Germany \| "Nova 2011", Gallery Pascale, Stockholm, Sweden \| "Örnsbergsauktionen", Stockholm, Sweden 2011 “Blossom”, Gallery Zauner, Linz-Leonding, Austria \| “Jewellery Unleashed”, Museum of Modern Art Arnhem, Holland \| ” Platina for Pleasure”, Form/Design Center, Malmö, Sweden \| “UltraMarine”, Noblessner Foundry Tallinn, Estonia \| “Preziosa Young”, Museo della Specola, Firenze, Italy \| “The Ring - Jewel for ever” Galleri Hnoss, Gothenburg Sweden \| “New Nature”, Trøndelag Centre for Contemporary Art, Trondheim, Norway \| “Tendenser”, Galleri F15, Moss, Norway \| “Op Vooraad”, Pop-up exhibition/shop, Holland \| “FRAME”, Platina gallery, Internationalen Handwerkmesse, Munich, Germany \| “SOFA New York”, Ornamentum gallery, New York, USA \| “LOOK”, Gallery Caroline Van Hoek, Munich, Germany \| “Platina”, Platina gallery, Internationalen Handwerkmesse, Munich, Germany 2010 “SOFA Chicago”, Ornamentum gallery, Chicago, USA \| ”Inte bara bling-bling”, Falkenbergs museum, Falkenberg, Sweden \| “COLLECT”, Saacthi Gallery, London, England \| “Another Love Song about Death”, Sfinks Club, Sopot, Poland \| ”Walking in the Grey Area”, Galeria Emilia Cohen, Mexico City, Mexico \| “FRAME”, Platina gallery, Internationalen Handwerkmesse, Munich, Germany \| “Lingam - 121 symbols of fertility”, World Crafts Council - Belgique Francophone, Mons, Belgium, Museum Catharijneconvent, Utrecht, Netherlands 2009 Gallery Vita Havet, Konstfack, Stockholm, Sweden \| “Design Florida”, Ornamentum gallery, Miami, USA \| “For long and faithful duty- 10 years of beauty”, Platina, Stockholm, Sweden \| “SOFA New York”, Ornamentum gallery, Chicago, USA \| “Lingam”, Curated by Ruudt peters, Stockholm, Sweden \| “SOFA Chicago”, Ornamentum gallery, Chicago, USA \| “So fresh Awards”, Semper Depot, Vienna, Austria \| “It's no place like home”, Platina, Stockholm, Sweden \| “Jewellery must be beautiful, if not- intelligent at least”, Sopot, Poland \| “Internationale Hantwerksmesse”, Gallery Platina, Munich, Germany \| “Object Rotterdam”, Marzee gallery, Rotterdam, Holland \| “Fair Trade Gold”, Gallery Caroline Groph, Stockholm, Sweden \| “Nano”, Studio 44, Stockholm, Sweden \| “The Silence is so loud”, Gallery Loupe, New Jersey, USA 2008 “Rosetta & Bettina” Alternative Christmas calendar ,ollaboration with Joanna Gunther, Galleri 66, Stockholm Sweden \| “Winter”, Platina, Stockholm, Sweden \| “Pendant show”, Velvet da Vinci Gallery, San Francisco, USA \| “Taking Parts”, Konstepidemin, Göteborg, Sweden \| ”SOFA, Chicago”, Ornamentum gallery, Chicago, USA \| “Talent Expo 2008”, Einhoven, The Netherlands \| ”Materialtretthet”, Norwegian Triennale, Nordenfjeldske Kunstindustrimuseum, Trondheim, Norway \| ”Ann Walls designstipendium exhibition”, Svenskt Tenn, Stockholm, Sweden \| “MIDORA- Annual International Graduation Show”, Midora, Leipzig, Germany \| “Action jewelry”, Performance, Nightclub FICKS, Fredsgatan 12, Stockholm, Sweden \| ”Marzee International Graduation Show”, Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen, Holland \| ”Modefabriek”, New Design, Rai, Amsterdam, Holland \| “Animal” Galleria NORSU, Helsinki, Finland \| “The Konstfack degree exhibition” Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design, Stockholm, Sweden \| ”Brainfood” Gustavsbergs konsthall, Gustavsberg, Sweden 2007 “Animals”, Platina, Stockholm, Sweden \| “Igen”, ShowKonstfack, Stockholm, Sweden \| “SOFA, New York”, Ornamentum gallery, New York, USA \| “Absolute beauty”, Gallery of Art, Legnica, Poland \| “Excursions”, walking exhibition, Munich, Germany \| “Touch Down”, Konstfack, Stockholm, Sweden \| ”Love signs”, Platina, Stockholm, Sweden 2006 “SOFA Christmas earring show”, Ornamentum gallery, New York, USA \| ”SOFA, Chicago”, Ornamentum gallery, Chicago, USA \| “SOFA, New York”, Ornamentum gallery, New York, USA \| ”Beneath”, Best cafe, Dunedin, New Zeland 2005 ”Grassimesse”, Lepzig, Tyskland \| ”Adversions- dislikes”, Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin, New Zealand \| ”Vad skulle grannen säga”, Platina, Stockholm, Sweden \| “Marzee International Graduation Show”, Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen, Holland \| ”BA exhibition, Kulturhuset, Stockholm, Sweden \| “Ädelcar”, Konstfack, Stockholm, Sweden \| “Jewellery in new materials”, 316 kubik, Hudiksvall, Sweden \| “IDentity” seminar, Kulturhuset, Stockholm, Sweden 2004 “6X6-rings”, Gula Byggningen, Gustavsberg, Sweden, 2003 ”Talente”, Internationale Hantwerksmesse, Munich, Germany \| ”We play the game to change the rules”, The sports institute, Stockholm, Sweden \| ”Sieraden uit Zweden”, Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen, Holland, FEEDERS”, collaboration with Helena Hertov exhibitions: 2008 “Teatergalleriet”, Uppsala, Sweden \| “Stockholm Art fair”, Stockholm, Sweden \| “Landet”, Stockholm, Sweden 2007 “Fashionplay”, Birger Jarlsgatan, Stockholm, Sweden \| Curated and produceed exhibitions: 2011 "ALLA" collaboration with Rut-Malin Barklund. Performative exhibition, Kiruna-Stockholm-Malmö-Göteborg-Stockholm, Sweden Exhibitons: Röhsska Museum of fashion, design & decorative arts, Göteborg, Sweden, 2012 Malmö Form/Design center, Malmö, Sweden, 2012 Gustavsbergskonsthall, Gustavsberg, Sweden, 2013 Courses and Workshops (selection): 2008 ”Taking Parts”, Karin Seufert, Konstepidemin, Göteborg, Sweden 2007 Workshop, 11-14 Feb., “FLAGS” Konstfack, Sweden 2006 Workshop, 25-29 Sept. Lisa Walker. Konstfack, Sweden 2005 Course with David McLeod, Stone and bone carving, Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin, New Zealand \| Workshop, 7-11 Feb., IDentity, “ Identity is a (necessary) fiction” , Iris Eichenberg & Renée C. Hoogland. Konstfack, Stockholm, Sweden 2004 Workshop, Andi Gut. Konstfack, Sweden \| Workshop, 13-18 June, ContacT, ”Whisper”, Filippine de Haan. MassArt, Boston, USA \| Workshop, 26-30 April, “Traditional wire techniques”, Robert Baines. Estonian Academy of Arts, Tallinn, Estonia \| Workshop, Sept. ”Jewellery and taboos”, Karen Pontoppidan, Konstfack, Sweden 2003 Workshop, Peter Bauhuis. Konstfack, Sweden 2001 Course with goldsmith Colin Foster, Queenstown, New Zealand \| Practice, David Hargreaves, Arrowtown, New Zealand Scholarships: 2011, 2012, 2013 IASPIS, Internationellt utbyte 2011 Konstnärsnämnden, projektbidrag 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Stockholms Stads Ateljestöd 2010 Stockholm Stads Kulturstipendium 2009 Konstnärsnämdens arbetsstipendium 2008 Flemings och Färngrens stipendiestiftelse 2005, 2006 Konstfacks stipendium 2005 August Rignérs resestipendium 2004, 2005, 2012 Estrid Ericsons stiftelse 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008 Fabrikör Eklund 2004 Eidem stiftelsen 2000 Western State College jewellery scholarship Lectures, teaching and jury experience: 2012 Panel discussion, Röhsska Museum of fashion, design & decorative arts, Gothenburg, Sweden \| Lecture, "ALLA" with Rut-Malin Barklund, School of Design and Craft/HDK, Gothenburg, Sweden \| Workshop, "Att berätta utan att prata", KonstLAB för unga, Östersund \| Lecture, "Beauty, ornament and darkness", School of Design and Craft/HDK, Gothenburg, Sweden \| Workshop, "Body, personality & volume", Haute Ecole D’Art Et De Design, Geneva, Switzerland \| Lecture, "Beauty, ornament and darkness", Haute Ecole D’Art Et De Design, Geneva, Switzerland \| Mentor, "Handshake jewellery", New Zealand \| 2011 External examinator BFA, Konstfack, Stockholm, Sweden \| Workshop “Within”, Sint Lucas, Antwerp, Belgium \| Lecture, Sint Lucas, Antwerp, Belgium \| Lecture, Swedish embassy, Istanbul, Turkey 2010 Member of jury BFA and MFA, Konstfack, Stockholm, Sweden 2008 Nordenfjeldske Kunstindustrimuseum, Norwegian Triennial, Trondheim, Norway 2007 Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin, New Zealand
Publications
2013 "Tendenser 2013: Tenderness", Møklegaard trykkeri, Norway \| "Handshake: 12 contemporary jewellers connect with their heroes", JEMbooks, New Zealand \| "From the coolest corner; Nordic jewellery", Arnoldsche, Germany \| "The art of collecting: 6th Tallinn applied art triennial", Folger Art, Estonia 2012 "Örnsbergsauktionen 2012", Limited edition, NilleEditions, Stockholm \| "Lahti Korut", Arts council of Finland, Finland \| "Contemporary Jewelry. Limited edition", Instituto Monsa de Ediciones, Monsa, Spain \| "Jewel Book"- International annual of contemporary jewel art", Stitching Kunstboek, Belgium 2011 "Contemporary Jewelry Art- Innovative Materials", Cypi press, China \| "UltraMarine", Printon AS, Tallin, Estonia \| "Catalogo dei Gioielli", Le Arti Orafe, Italy \| "Preziosa Young", Le Arti Orafe, Italy \| "The Ring - Jewel for ever", Galleri Hnoss, Sweden \| "21st Century Jewelry: The Best of the 500 Serie", Lark Books, USA \| "SOFA NEW YORK 2011", The Art fair company, USA \| "500 Silver jewelry designs", Lark Books, USA, 2011 2010 “Dreaming Jewelry”, Monsa, Barcelona, Spain \| “LINGAM. Fertility Now”, Guus van den Hout, Stuttgart: Arnoldsche Art Publisher \| "Loser", Anneloes van Gaalen, Willemijn van Herwijnen, d΄jongeHond, Uitgevery sinds 2009 “So Fresh Awards leaflet” Unit F, Vienna 2008 “The Compendium Finale of Contemporary Jewelers 2008”, Darling Publications, Köln \| “International graduate show”, Catalogue, Galerie Marzee, Njmegen \| “25th MODEFABRIEK”, Catalogue, Amsterdam \| “ND New Design” Folder, Amsterdam \| ”500 Pendants & Lockets”, Lark Books, USA, \| “The Konstfack degree exhibition 2008”, Catalogue, Stockholm \| “Konstfack ABC”, , Catalogue, Stockholm 2006 “Konstfack 2006-07 University College of Arts, Crafts and Design”, Catalogue, Stockholm 2005 “International graduate show” Catalogue, Galerie Marzee, Njmegen \| “Kunsthanverk”, nr 96, 2/05, “Infiltrate-en bilerfortelling”, Oslo 2003 “Talente” Catalogue, Edition Handwerk, München \| ”Sieraden uit Zweden”, Catalogue, Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen Published books "ALLA", Elander Fälth & Hässler, 2012, together with Rut-Malin Barklund edition of 1000
On sale at
Platina, Stockholm, Sweden Ornamentum gallery, Hudson, USA SODA, Istanbul, Turkey Jubilee, Japan
Hedman, Hanna Heleneborsgatan 20 11732 - Stockholm Sweden Telephone: +467 0527 09 80


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	[Gallery] Silke & the gallery 2011 Member of Klimt02 New exhibition. Silke & the gallery presents Hanna Hedman and Sanna Lindberg: Still-Jewellery. Place: (Antwerp, Belgium)
	[members only] [Workshop] Hanna Hedman: Within "Existence is frightening and we all have our own strategies of handling and processing the cruelties of the world around us. Our fantasy worlds can function as outlets or survival strategies and a persons personality can consist of as much fantasy as realism. " Participate in the coming workshop held by Hanna Hedman Place: Sint Lucas Antwerpen (Antwerp, Belgium)
	[members only] [Gallery] Platina 2011 Member of Klimt02 During the summer Platina shows the work by Iris Eichenberg. The gallery will be closed during July, please visit the webpage for opening hours. Place: (Stockholm, Sweden)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Inte bara bling-bling. Contemporary swedish jewellellery (...) we see the four of Sweden's now the most prominent jewelry artists. Common to the four jewelry artists is that they are in their own way captures contemporary issues and challenges the conventions of what we call jewelry. (...) Place: Falkenbergs museum (Falkenberg, Sweden)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Hanna Hedman: Escape Since 2003 the award winning artist attended several exhibitions, SOFA for five times and recently in May, Collect 2010. “Escape” includes a selection from her collections between 2008-2010, as well as new pieces the artist prepared specifically for this exhibition. Place: SODA (Istanbul, Turkey)
	[members only] [Gallery] SODA 2010 Member of Klimt02: SODA presents SODAmore. This show will challenge you to forget the old contours and styles you were once used to, to be swiftly replaced by deserving contemporary art. (Istanbul, Turkey)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Alternatives Gallery at Collect (...) Collect has an enviable reputation as a premier, annual fair for contemporary craft. Through its presentation of work from the best international applied artists, Collect has become a prestigious event in the international cultural calendar. (...) Place: Saatchi Gallery (London, United Kingdom)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Lingam - 121 symbols of fertility World Crafts Council in Belgium present the exhibition LINGAM. 121 contemporary fertility symbols, with more than 120 interpretations of an age-old Eastern religious fertility symbol: the lingam. At the invitation of guest curator Ruudt Peters, artists, designers, and jewellery makers from 24 countries – including Marcel Wanders, Ted Noten, and Johanna Schweizer – have drawn inspiration from this ancient tradition of fertility symbolism. Place: World Crafts Council - Belgique Francophone (Mons, Belgium)
	[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] LINGAM. Fertility Now An unusual jewellery book with a courageous choice of topic. A book that makes you chuckle in one instant and makes you contemplate intensively the very next. The hardcover with its cheeky design of a three-dimensional glue application is a special highlight. With a wink of an eye it stands for the “libidinous liquids” associated with the phallus.
	[members only] [Exhibition] Hanna Hedman: ESCAPE the day Daydreams integrate with reality. Shadows separate the night from the day. Dark and light in need of each other. We don't trust. We have been told not to. Place: Platina (Stockholm, Sweden)
	[members only] [Gallery] Hnoss 2010 Member of Klimt02 Update of the exhibition programme of the gallery for year 2010. Place: (Göteborg, Sweden)
	[members only] [Fair] Collect 2010 2010 Relaunched at the Saatchi Gallery in May 2009, COLLECT has an enviable reputation as a premier, annual fair for contemporary craft. Through its presentation of work from the best international applied artists, COLLECT has become a prestigious event in the international cultural calendar gaining the respect and support of many private collectors, museum curators and galleries. Place: Saatchi Gallery (London, United Kingdom)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Lingam (...) Museum Catharijneconvent in Utrecht present the exhibition LINGAM. 122 contemporary fertility symbols, with more than 120 interpretations of an age-old Eastern religious fertility symbol: the lingam. At the invitation of guest curator Ruudt Peters, artists, designers, and jewellery makers from 24 countries – including Marcel Wanders, Ted Noten, and Johanna Schweizer – have drawn inspiration from this ancient tradition of fertility symbolism. (...) Place: Museum Catharijneconvent (Utrecht, Netherlands)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Hanna Hedman (...) Hanna Hedman uses beauty to seize the viewers attention, but behind the attractive facade her jewellery deals with difficult subjects such as human vulnerability and underlying defence mechanisms. (...) Place: Hnoss Gallery (Göteborg, Sweden)
	[members only] [Gallery] Platina 2010 Member of Klimt02 Update of the gallery program for 2010 with the coming exhibition in november. Place: (Stockholm, Sweden)
	[members only] [Exhibition] For Long And Faithful Duty - 10 Years Of Beauty (...) In December 1999 PLATINA opened up in Stockholm. During the years we have made almost 100 exhibitions and been working with a large number of artists. Some doesn't work any longer but the most are making more and even better. Now 10 years later PLATINA has invited some of them again. (...) Place: Platina (Stockholm, Sweden)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Hanna Hedman: What you tell is not always what you have experienced Reality and dreams of past centuries meet in an ornamental story that is neither black nor white; instead it exists in a grey area, undefined and strange. Hanna Hedman wants to entice you into her suggestive world full of detail; sometimes beautiful but also melancholic and malevolent. Place: Ornamentum (Hudson, United States)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Lingam (...) This is a project arranged by Ruudt Peters an artist from the Netherlands, and will feature over 120 works of art from artists and designers all over the world. (...) Place: Gallery Vita Havet, Konstfack (Hagersten, Stockholm, Sweden)
	[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] [Showcase] Group Six and Girls: “Jewellery must be beautiful, if not- intelligent at least” (..) We are looking for the “sex” of jewellery. We often have impression, that the piece is femenine or masculine.(...) Place: Sfinks Club (Sopot, Poland)
	[members only] [Showcase] NANO STOCKHOLM Welcome to an exhibition that features over 170 unique pieces by Brazilian and Swedish artists to be explored through a magnifying glass. Place: Studio 44 (Stockholm, Sweden)
	[members only] [Exhibition] The Silence Is So Loud: Five Views Of Contemporary Swedish Jewelry (...) During my time in Sweden, I was affected and aware of a silence that seemed continually present in social situations and interactions. There is a kind of social regard or social containment that seems entrenched in the Swedish culture. (...) Place: Gallery Loupe (Montclair, United States)
	[members only] [Showcase] Winter: a quietly whispering jewellery and corpus exhibition The woods are waiting in silence quiet and dark - still. Will winter arrive? Place: Platina (Stockholm, Sweden)
	[members only] [Award] so fresh 2009 Award 2009 Member of Klimt02. Approaching deadline 22 February 2009: the new edition for the award for contemporary jewellery design with award money of EUR 10.000,00.The competition calls on jewellery, fashion and product designers (students and trainees from those fields only in their final year of study/training) living in Europe. Place: Europe (Vienna, Austria)
	[members only] [Exhibition] The pendant show (...) Show based on 500 Pendants and Lockets by Lark Books, juried by Mike Holmes and Elizabeth Shypertt, owners of Velvet da Vinci Gallery, shows the huge range of jewelry encompassed by this simple idea. (...) Place: Velvet da Vinci Gallery (San Francisco, United States)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Animal (...) an art exhibition that explores our relationship with animals through the works of ten jewellery artists. (...) Place: Galleri Norsu (Helsinki, Finland)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Animals (...) an art exhibition that explores our relationship with animals through the works of ten jewellery artists. (...) Place: Platina (Stockholm, Sweden)
	[members only] [Workshop] Flags (...) The rapid exchange of information provided through internet and globalization seems to even out the differences between the countries, but still there is a national identity recognizable in jewellery (...) Place: Ädellab (Hägersten, Stockholm, Sweden)
	[members only] [Workshop] ContacT. Workshops and Conferences Place: Massachusetts College of Art (Boston, United States)
	[members only] [Workshop] IDentity-sthml Place: Ã„dellab Konstfack University College of Arts Craf (Stockholm, Sweden)

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