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Tallinn, Estonia
website: www.tanelveenre.com mail: tanel.veenre@gmail.com
Tanel Veenre Tanel Veenre Neckpiece: Before Darkness and after Lightness 2011 Balsa wood fishing floats, wood, silver, cosmic dust Tanel Veenre Necklace: Les Fleurs du Mal 2011 Balsa wood fishing floats, smoky quartz, lapis lazuli, silver, cosmic dust Tanel Veenre Piece: Medal for the First Snowdrop 2011 Balsa wood fishing floats, flourite, silver, cosmic dust Tanel Veenre Neckpiece: Lonely Gardener 2011 Rock crystal, wood, silver, cosmic dust Portrait photo: Thomas Woland Tanel Veenre Brooch: Magic Flute 2011 Flute, rock crystal, silver, cosmic dust Tanel Veenre Piece: Head jewellery 2011 Plastic Tanel Veenre Piece: Head jewellery 2011 Plastic Photo by Tanel Veenre Tanel Veenre Piece: Head jewellery 2011 Plastic Photo by Tanel Veenre Tanel Veenre Piece: Head jewellery 2011 Plastic Tanel Veenre Piece: Head jewellery 2011 Plastic Tanel Veenre Piece: Head jewellery 2011 Plastic Photo by Oliver Moosus Tanel Veenre Piece: Head jewellery 2011 Plastic Photo by Oliver Moosus Tanel Veenre Necklace: Eden 2011 Fishing floats, wood, silver, cosmic dust Tanel Veenre Necklace: Eden 2011 Fishing floats, wood, silver, cosmic dust Tanel Veenre Necklace: Eden 2011 Fishing floats, pearls, silver, cosmic dust Tanel Veenre Brooch: Eden 2011 Fishing floats, quartz, silver, cosmic dust Tanel Veenre Earrings 2010 Coral, resin photo, float, silver, powdered coral, cosmic dust Tanel Veenre Earrings 2010 Amethyst, resin, lace, silver, colour pigments, cosmic dust Tanel Veenre Earrings 2010 Garnet, float, silver, colour pigments, cosmic dust Tanel Veenre Necklace: Silverhoof in Winter 2010 Legs of deer, wood, resin, silver Tanel Veenre Necklace: Silverhoof 2010 Legs of deer, garnets, wood, silver Tanel Veenre Brooch: Hail from the water 2009 Wood, aquamarines, silver, gold Tanel Veenre Brooch: Antidote 2009 Violin bridges, garnets, agate, silver, gold Tanel Veenre Necklace: Winter of Flora 2009 Antique wood, silver Tanel Veenre Necklace: Sebastian 2009 Antique wood, bob-floats, silver Tanel Veenre Necklace: Pärt 2009 Resin, nylon wire, silver, white gold Tanel Veenre Brooch: Medal for one who is leaving 2009 Coral, antique wood, silver Tanel Veenre Brooch: Lucia`s twilight 2009 Bone, rubies, silver, gold Tanel Veenre Brooch: Lucia`s Morning 2009 Bone, ivory, coral, chalcedony, resin, white gold Tanel Veenre Necklace: Predilection 2008 Amber, neck of violin, wood Tanel Veenre Necklace: Raven 2007 Leg of deer, tuning pegs, onyx, silver Tanel Veenre Brooch: Cyclop 2007 Jet, resin, silver, white gold Tanel Veenre Brooch: Brotherhood 2006 Seahorses, resin, white gold Tanel Veenre Brooch: Dragonfly 2002 Cuneus, seahorse, citrines, resin, gold Tanel Veenre Necklace: Gray goose 2001 Gray goose, leather, gold Tanel Veenre exhibition in Tallinn, oct 2009
Statement
A beautiful piece of jewellery is exciting. Excitement is a quality that comes into being upon collapse of the quantifiable and measurable into the inexplicable and personal. Fleeing from gold-edged emptiness binds the artist’s soul with the thing being created. It’s all somehow wordlessly conspiratorial. Artist and jewellery become witnesses to a crime in which they are both complicit. Anxiety may contain embarrassment and brazenness, mockery levelled at the opinion of the court. A talented jeweller says: The quality of the jewel is in its intellectuality. For an artist the jewel is something very personal through which he can express his concerns, feelings, ideas. Veenre likes to combine metal with such a natural details like rope or coal (back to the Stone Age?). He makes historical collars out of shining fish-scales, which he strings together with little glass beads. As a result his work looks very fine with its dynamics, femininity and grace. It is experimental and theatrical, there is a fine sense of drama inside.
CV
Tanel Veenre, 1977, Tallinn, Estonia. Education: 1995-2001 Estonian Academy of Arts, Metal Art Department by prof. Kadri Mälk, BA 1997-98 guest-study at Gerrit Rietveld Academie, jewellery design department by prof. Ruudt Peters 2001-2005 Estonian Academy of Arts, Metal Art Department by prof. Kadri Mälk, MA Solo exhibitions: 2004 Lend, Bruxelles, Belgium 2005 Extacy, Golden Section, Ennui, Köismäe Tower, Tallinn, Estonia 2006 Ehted, mis on (Jewellery, That does Exist), HOP Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia \| 21. century prince, photos, Lounge Stereo, Tallinn, Estonia \| Pagan Poetry, Câmara Municipal do Funchal, Madeira 2008 When Words Are Not Enough, Hop galerii, Tallinn, Estonia \| Folkcouture (with Aldo Järvsoo) Jardin de Mode, Lille, France \| JEWEL, Wheat rye mill of Rotermann, Tallinn, Estonia 2010 Pagan Poetry, gallery Ornamentum, Hudson NY / SOFA New York / Dust, Universe and the Queen, gallery Iida, Tallinn, Estonia 2011 "Paradise regained", MÄRZ project space, Tallinn Group exhibitions: 1994 group exhibition, Mustpeade Maja gallery, Tallinn, Estonia 1996 Forever Together, Tammsaare Museum, Tallinn, Estonia 1997 Millenium II, Rotermann Salt Storage, Tallinn, Estonia 1998* Subjects III Narratives, Museum of Applied Art, Helsinki, Finland \| Memento mori, Wuppertal, Germany 1999* Ornament as a crime, Swedish-Estonian jewellery project, Kulturhuset, Stockholm, Sweden \| Ferromenal, Art Hall Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia \| Ferromenal 2, Gallery of the Estonian Academy of Arts, Tallinn, Estonia \| Tehnika ja traditsioon, Applied Art Museum, Tallinn, Estonia \| Memento mori, Kassel, Germany \| Memento mori, Birmingham, England \| Ars Ornata Europeana VI, Barcelona, Spain \| Keha + Kate, Estonian National Museum, Tartu, Estonia \| Fashion 2000, Rotermann Salt Storage, Tallinn, Estonia \| Shamanism. Jewellery? Beurs von Berlage, Amsterdam, The Netherlands \| Spatial Palace, Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen, The Netherlands \| Augenlust, Erfurt, Germany 2000* Barclay Art+Party, slide installations “Twins” and “Dance”, Tallinn and Riga, Estonia and Latvia \| Ugriculture, Gallen-Kallela Museum, Espoo, Finland \| Memento mori, Berliner Dom, Germany \| Fabergé Arts Foundation, St.Petersburg, Russia 2001 Close and Distant, Riga, Latvia \| õhuLoss, Rakvere Museum, Estonia \| castillo en el aire, Barcelona Textile Museum, Spain \| Mazzanon aika, Helsinki Art Hall, Finland \| Estnisk Konst, Galleri Tersaeus, Dansens Hus, Stockholm, Sweden \| LuftSchloss, Raum für Schmuck, Cologne, Germany \| NOCTURNUS, Pädaste Manor, Muhu Island, Estonia \| LuftKastell, Galerie Metal, Copenhagen, Denmark 2002* Spatial Palace, Galeria Uno, Lisbon, Portugal \| L´ornament est-il toujours un crime?, Geneva, Switzerland \| Fabergé Arts Foundation, St. Petersburg, Russia \| Enampakkumine, Applied Art Museum, Tallinn, Estonia 2003* Estonian Art, Budapest, Hungary \| Notes, 3-dimensional Estonian Art, Szentendre Art Mill, Hungary \| The Link of The Body, 3rd Biennial of Contemporary Jewellery, Nîmes, France \| (Un)dressed. Body in the Baltic Photo Art, Berlin, Germany 2004 Laegas, Applied Art Museum, Tallinn, Estonia \| Lend, Bruxelles, Belgium \| Estonian Jewellery, Beijing Arts & Crafts Museum, China 2005 Schmuck 2005, Munich, Germany \| 2. European Triennial of Contemporary Jewellery, Museum of Silversmithing, Castle of Seneffe, Belgium \| Closer, Museu Arte Antiga, Lisbon, Portugal 1 Rare Leid, Royal Academy of Arts, Edinburgh, Scotland \| Spiritello, A-galerii, Tallinn, Estonia \| CHROMA Jewellery from Six European Schools, Le Arti Orafe, Florence, Italy 2006 CHROMA Jewellery from Six European Schools**, HOP Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia \| Schmuck 2006, Chamber of Trade and Craft, Munich, Germany \| Schmuck 2006, Museum of Arts & Design (MAD), New York, U.S.A. \| KORU 2*, International Contemporary Jewellery, South-Karelia Art Museum, Lappeenranta, Finland \| Two Close Ones, Tallinn Applied Art Triennial, Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design, Tallinn \| LuftShloss, Villa Bengel, Idar-Oberstein, Germany 2007* Skin Case, Pedras e Pessegos, Porto \| Masters of Arts, TAIK, Helsinki \| Bijou contemporain. Regard sur l´Estonie (with Kadri Mälk and Piret Hirv) Espace Solidor, France \| Baltic Way, Craft in the Bay, Cardiff \| 2nd skin Cork Jewellery**, Biblioteca de Santa Maria da Feira, Portugal \| 2nd skin Cork Jewellery, Villa Bengel, Germany \| 2nd skin Cork Jewellery, Galleria JOHAN, Helsinki \| Jewellery (with Kadri Mälk and Piret Hirv), Gallery Biró, Germany \| Lucca Preziosa 2007*, Villa Bottini, Italy \| Lucca Preziosa 2007, Barcelona, Museo Textil y de la Indumentaria, Barcelona 2008 2nd skin Cork Jewellery, Museum of Applied Arts and Design of Estonia / Galerie Ra Amsterdam / Artesania Catalunya Gallery \| Bijou Contemporain, Space Solidor , Ville de Cagnes-sur-Mer, France \| Lucca Preziosa, Inhorgenta Munich Germany / Villa Bottini Lucca, Italy \| Siamo Qui -We are here, Le Pagliere di Porta Romana, Florence \| Just Must** , Suurgildi hoone, Tallinn, Estonia \| Holiday Earring Show, Gallery Ornamentum, Seattle, USA 2009* 2nd skin Cork Jewellery, ESAD Art and Design Academy, Matosinhos, Portugal \| SOFA, New York, USA \| Flower flirt, Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design, Tallinn \| Gift, Tallinn City Museum, Estonia \| Loodus on ehe, ehe on ehe, The Museum of Geology of the University of Tartu, Estonia \| Near and Far, Museum of Cultures, Helsinki \| Lingam, Konstfack, Stockholm, Sweden / Lingam Museum Catharijneconvent Utrecht, Holland 2010 Schmuck 2010, Munich \| Estonian jewellery art in Munich, Spatial Palace, Munich \| Letters to Padua*, Marijke Studio, Padua, Italy \| SpatialPalace, EXPO, Shanghai, China \| Lingam, Konstfack, Stockholm, Sweden / Museum Catharijneconvent Utrecht, Holland / World Crafts Council, Belgium \| ÖÖ: Was it a dream?, London Desing Week, Great Britain\| spatialPalace, Lübeck, Germany \| Auf Vorradt, FABRIK Creative Project Space, Taiwan, China / Silke & the Gallery, Antwerpen, Belgium \| 2011* Paradise regained Historische Baumaterialien, Munich \| Paradise regained, gallery Platina, Stockholm * exhibitions with cataloque Lectures at international conferences: 2004 Jewellery and Fashion, jewellery art seminar Laegas, Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design, Tallinn 2005 6 Clouds: the presentation of the Young Jewellery of Estonia (based on the lecture of Kadri Mälk), Royal Academy of Arts, Edinburgh, Scotland 2006 Escaping into the Jewellery, KORU 2, Lappeenranta, Finland 2006 \| Estonian Young Jewellery, British Chamber of Commerce, Tallinn 2007 Jewellery in Estonia (with Kadri Mälk), 2nd skin Cork Jewellery, Escola Superior de Artes e Design, Matosinhos, Portugal \| Lucca Prezioca, Barcelona Caixa Forum 2008 7 reasons to love Jewellery, Zimmerhof, Germany 2009 Estonian Young Jewellery, Tartu University, Eesti Works in public collections: Estonian Academy of Arts, jewellery department \| Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design \| Espace Solidor, Cagnes-sur-Mer, France Membership: Estonian Artists´ Association Tanel Veenre has been working as a freelance jewellery artist, fashion and advertisement photographer (since 1994), fashion editor of “Eesti Ekspress” (2003-2006), editor-in-chief of cultural magazine “Muusa” (2007-2008) and cultural editor of “Eesti Päevaleht” (since 2008). Tanel Veenre is working since 2005 as a teacher in Estonian Academy of Arts.
Publications
Tanel Veenres designworks have been exposed in most of estonian newspapers (Postimees, Eesti Ekspress, Päevaleht, Sirp, SlÕhtuleht, Äripäev etc), magazines (Vikerkaar, Kunst.ee, Stiil, Anne, Trend, Diivan, Avenüü etc) and in foreign press (Zoo (Germany), L`Officiel (Russia), MFF Magazine for Fashion (Italy), Stern (Germany), Arte Yjoya (Spain), Jyllands-Posten (Denmark), Parnass (Austria) etc) Jewellery in books and cataloques 1997 Millenium II, Tallinn, ISBN 9985-60-336-4 1998 Memento Mori, Köln, ISBN 3 00 003353 X 1998 Narratives, Helsinki, IBSN 952-9878-11-7 1999 Ornament as a crime, Tallinn, ISBN 9985-60-598-5 1999 Metall, Tallinn, ISBN 9985-60-564-0 1999 Galerie Marzee, Marzee 1999 Augenlust, Erfurt ISBN 3-9805434-2-0 2000 Ugriculture 2000, Helsinki, ISBN 952-9739-12-5 2000 The Virtual Gallery of Contemporary Jewellery, CD-Rom, Birmingham, ISBN 0 90435423 2001 Nocturnus, Tallinn, ISBN 9985 78 413 8  2001 7 Mazzanon aika/Il tempo di Mazzano, Helsinki, ISBN 951-97509-4-0 2002 Closing the Distance, Poland 2003 õhuLoss, Tallinn, ISBN 9985-94-653-7 2005 Metall 2, Tallinn, ISBN 9985-9555-1-1-x 2005 Triennale Europee`nne du Bijou Contemporain, IBSN D/2005/6269/4 2005 Closer, Lissabon, ISBN 972-776-283-2 2005 Schmuck 2005, Münhen 2006 Kaks lähedast, Tallinn, ISBN 9949-13-486-2 2006 Schmuck 2006, Münhen 2006 Chroma/Monochroma, Tallinn, ISBN 978-9985-9803-0-9 2006 KORU 2, Lappenranta, ISBN 952-5155-87-0 2007 Regard sur l’Estonie, Ville de Cagnes-sur-Mer 2007 2nd skin Cork Jewellery, Porto, ISBN 978-972-98303-3-4 2007 Timelines, Firenze, ISBN 9 771132 674568 2009 Just Must, Tallinn, ISBN 9783897902961 2010 Lingam, Stockholm-Amsterdam 2007-2009 Eesti Kunstnike Liidu aastaraamat, Tallinn 2009 "Ehe. Kahtlused kunsti kujul / Jewel. Hesitations in art“ 2010 Schmuck 2010, München 2010 Dust, universe & queen, Tallinn
Veenre, Tanel Koidu 68b-1 10122 - Tallinn Estonia Telephone: (+372) 52 95 401


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