Exhibition view (from above the upstairs exhibition room), Body Alchemy, 2015, China Academy of Art’s Contemporary Art Museum, Hangzhou, China, photo: Kellie Riggs Body Alchemy November 7–19, 2015 China Academy of Art’s Contemporary Art Museum, Hangzhou, China It started with an egg, I was told, as many things do. All things have to start somewhere, […]
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Goph Albitz, Untitled, 2014, cuff, 18-karat fused gold on sterling silver, 18-karat bezels and borders, 10.6-carat rhodolite garnet, 1.0 CTW diamonds, 0.45 CTW rubies, 67 x 51 x 44 mm, photo: artist Now in his fiftieth year as a jeweler artist-designer, Goph Albitz has traversed a range of aesthetics, from clean and precise jewelry informed
Photos by Kellie Riggs, taken during the Hangzhou Contemporary International Jewelry and Metal Arts Triennial 2015—China Academy of Art Photos by Kellie Riggs, taken during the Hangzhou Contemporary International Jewelry and Metal Arts Triennial 2015—China Academy of Art Mary Lee Hu is one of the first American goldsmiths most jewelry makers learn about. She was
Lynn Batchelder, Cover (detail), 2014, necklace, steel, 356 x 152 x 25 mm, photo: artist AJF asked this year’s five young 2016 Artist Award finalists to tell us a bit about their backgrounds and their thoughts on the future of the art jewelry field. Their work represents a group of outstanding pieces of contemporary jewelry.
