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Island Bay, New Zealand
mail: schmuckfritsch@mac.com
Karl Fritsch at his studio Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2005 Gold 585, rubies Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2004 Gold, oxidised, 750, topas Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2005 Silver oxidised, glasstones Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2004 Silver, rubies, saphires, emeralds, peridot, achat, amthyst Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2004 Gold 750, diamonds, rubies, emeralds Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2003 Silver, oxidised, saphires, diamonds Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2005 Silver, oxidised, glasstones Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2005 Gold 750, emeralds Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2003 Gold 750 Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2005 Silver oxidised, saphires Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2005 Copper goldplated, ruby Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2005 Silver, saphires, diamonds Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2005 Silver, oxidised, amethyst Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2005 White gold oxidised 750, diamond 8 carat Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2005 White gold 750 oxidised, saphires, diamond Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2005 Silver oxidised, glasstones Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2005 Silver oxidised, glasstones Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2005 White gold 750 oxidised, gold 750 Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2005 Silver, rocks and crystals Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 1996 Gold 585 Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2006 Gold 585 oxidised Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2006 White gold 750 oxidised, grey diamond 2 carat Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2006 White gold 750 oxidised, diamonds Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2006 White gold 750 oxidised Karl Fritsch Ring: Untitled 2006 White gold 750 oxidised, rough diamond 20 carat
Statement
I´m fascinated by jewellery and by the fact that every person owns and wears ornaments of one kind or another. This universality impresses me and stimulates me to make jewellery which I would like to see people wearing. Those people could be my aunts or anyone else.
Events
Fall 2006 will receive the Francoise van den Bosch award June 2006, soloshow at Jewelerswerk gallery, Washington Dezember 2006, soloshow at galeria hipotesi, Barcelona Lecture and workshop at Snag conference, Chicago
CV
Karl Fritsch: Born in Sonthofen, Germany in 1963. 1982-85 Goldsmiths´school in Pforzheim, 1985-87 worked for the firm C. Neusser in Pforzheim, 1987-94 studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich under Prof. Hermann Jünger and Prof. Otto Künzli. Since 1994 Own workshop in Munich. Solo exhibitions (a selection): 2005 gallery deux poissons, Tokio, (J) 2005 Galerie Sophie Lachaert, Tielrode (B) 2004 Galerie Ra, Amsterdam (NL). 2004 Jewellers’werk Gallery, Washington (USA). 2004 Gallery Funaki, Melbourne (AUS). 2004 Neues Museum , Nürnberg, (D). 2003 Galeria Hipotesi, Barcelona (E). 2003 Studio GR 20, Padua, (I).
Arbeiten in Öffentlichen Sammlungen / Public collections _Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam (NL) _Danner-rotunde, Pinakothek der Moderne, München (D) _Alice und Louis Koch Kollektion, Schweiz (CH) _The Helen Drutt Collection, Philadelphia (USA) _Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg (D) _Royal College of Art, London (GB) _Museo Del Gioello dÁutore, Padua (I) _Schmuck und Edelstein Museum, Turnov (CZ) _Espace Solidor, Haut-de-Cagnes (F) _Schmuck Museum Pforzheim (D) _Anger Museum Erfurt (D) _The Hiko Mizuno Collection, Tokio (J) _Auckland Museum, Auckland (NZ) _Te Papa National Museum , Wellington (NZ) _Steddelijk Museum, ´s Hertogenbosch (NL)
Preise und Auszeichnungen / Awards 1985 Preis der Goldschmiedeschule Pforzheim 1992 Belobigung des Verbandes der Deutschen Schmuck- und Silberwarenindustrie. 1992 Stipendium der Jubiläumsstiftung der Landeshauptstadt München. 1995 Herbert-Hoffmann-Gedächtnispreis, Internationale Handwerksmesse München. 1995 Postgraduiertenstipendium der Akademie der Bildenden Künste, München. 1995 Projektstipendium der Stadt München 1996 Förderpreis für angewandte Kunst der Landeshauptstadt München 1996 Stadtgoldschmied der Stadt Erfurt 1997 Projektstipendium des Deutschen Museums, München 1999 Projektstipendium der Stadt Erfurt: „Arche Noah Projekt“. 1999 Förderpreis 99 des Förderkreises Bildende Kunst in Nürnberg e.V. 2000 Goldstipendium der Firma C. Hafner, Pforzheim 2000 Staatlicher Förderungspreis für junge Künstlerinnen und Künstler, München
Lehraufträge und Symposien / Guest teacher and Symposiums 1989-1990 Gastdozent an der New York University, USA 1994 Diplom 1995 Gastdozent an der Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam. Niederlande 1996 Schmucksymposium Erfurt 1997 Schmucksymposium Turnov 1998 Gastdozent an der Curtin University, Perth, Australien u.a. 2001 Gastdozent am Hiko Mizuno College of Jewellery, Tokyo, Japan 2002 Gastdozent an der Estonian Academie of Arts, Tallinn, Estland 2003 Gastdozent am Royal College of Art, London 2003 Gastdozent an der Bezalel Universität, Jerusalem, Israel 2003 Gastdozent am Whitirea Polytechnic, Porirua, Neuseeland 2004 Gastdozent an der Hochschule für Gestaltung, Pforzheim 2004 Gastdozent an der HdK Göteborg, Schweden 2004 Gastdozent am Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, USA 2004 Gastdozent am South Carelia Polythechnic, Finnland 2004 Schmucksymposium Lisabon, Portugal 2004 Craft in Dialog Seminar, Stockholm, Schweden 2005 Gastdozent am Royal Melbourne Institute of Technologie, Australien
Auswahlbibliographie / Selected bibliography _Das Schöne, das Nützliche und die Kunst. Hrsg. Dannerstif-tung, die Neue Sammlung, Staatliches Museum für Angewandte Kunst, München / Stuttgart 1996 (Dort weitere Literatur). _New Times , New Thinking, Jewellery inEurope and Amerika, Ralph Turner, Thames and HudsonLtd. London _Subjects 96, international jewellery art exhibition, Helsinki 1996 _Jewellery Moves, Ornamentt for the 21st Century, National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh1998 _Brooching it Diplomatically, A Tribute to Madelaine K. Albright, Helen Drutt, Philadelphia 1998 _Schmuck, Kunst am Körper, Edition Galerie Slavik, Wien 1999 _Schmuck der Moderne 1960-1998,BestandkatalogSchmuckmuseumPforzheim/Stuttgart1999. _Design Source Book Jewellery, by David Watkins. New Holland Publisher, London. _Schmuck 2000, Rückblicke, Visionen. Hrsg. Ebner Verlag, Ulm 2000. _Gioielleria Contemporanea in Europa, Studio GR 20 Padua , (I) 2000 _20 Jahre Galerie Spektrum, München 2001 _10 Jahre Galerie Biro, München 2002 _Experiment Schmuck, Das Erfurter Schmucksymposium 1984-2002, Erfurt 2002 _Luxe Interior. Joieria Contemporania International,Fondatio `la Caixa`, Barcelona 2003 _Mikromegas, 219 Schmucknadseln, Bayerischer Kunstgewerbeverein München, München2001 _Schmuck Lebt, Eine neue Generation, Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim, Pforzheim 2002 _Extrakt, Junge Schmuckdesigner in Deutschland, Bauhaus-Archiv, Museum für Gestaltung,Berlin 2002 _Ohne Schmuck keine Heimat, Fünf Goldschmiede aus München, Heimatpflegeinformationszentrum _Des Bezirks Oberbayern in Benediktbeuern 2004 _Self, A Craftspace Touring exhibition, Angel Row Gallery, Nottingham, 2004 _1000 Rings, Robert Ebendorf for Lark Books , Ashville NC, USA
References
A selection: _Das Schöne, das Nützliche und die Kunst. Hrsg. _Dannerstiftung, die Neue Sammlung, Staatliches Museum für _Angewandte Kunst, Munich / Stuttgart 1996 (Additional literature contained therein). _Schmuck der Moderne 1960-1998, Bestandkatalog Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim / Stuttgart 1999. _Design Source Book Jewellery, by David Watkins. New Holland Publisher, London. _Schmuck 2000, Rückblicke, Visionen. Publ. by Ebner Verlag, Ulm 2000.
Publications
The jewelry of Karl Fritsch. Karl Fritsch Amsterdam : O BooK Publisher, 2001 Technical data: 176 pages ISBN/ISSN: 90-76922-03-9 Metrosideros Robusta Karl Fritsch Cologne : Darling Publications, 2006 Technical data: 444 pp, 1093 colour and b&w photos ISBN/ISSN: 978-3-939130-13-0
On sale at
Galerie Sofie Lachaert, Tielrode (B) Galerie Ra, Amsterdam (NL) Galerie Hipotesi, Barcelona (S) Galerie Biro, München (D) Studio GR 20, Padua, (I) Jewellers`werk Gallery, Washington (USA) Gallery Funaki, Melbourne (AUS) Fingers Gallery, Auckland (NZ) Deux Poissons, Tokio (J) Galerie Slavik, Wien (A) viceversa, Lausanne (CH) Galerie Stühler, Berlin (D) Galerie Helene Poree, Paris (F) BKV Galerie, München (D)
Fritsch, Karl 9 High street 6023 Wellington - Island Bay New Zealand


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