Art Jewelry Forum’s extensive network of international gallery supporters is dedicated to celebrating and showing art jewelry. On Offer is a monthly series that allows AJF galleries to showcase a piece that they’ve personally selected to tempt and inspire you. Please contact the gallery directly for inquiries. Enjoy! MUSEUM WORTHY Jesus Elisabeth Gu. Defner, Ginko, […]
Art Jewelry Forum is pleased to share the news that members of our community find noteworthy. Is something missing? The success of this compilation of compelling events, exhibitions, and items of interest to the jewelry community depends on YOUR participation. If you’re a member of AJF, you can add news and ideas to the monthly
Some time back, we asked readers to send us images of art jewelry being worn, along with their thoughts about it. A few weeks ago, we ran the first part of this series. Here are more highlights of the images we received. If you’d like to contribute and become part of this conversation, please visit
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This essay was originally written for the catalog of Nuda Vita, an exhibition curated by Ilaria Ruggiero and presented March 13–17, 2019, at ABC Westside Gallery in Munich, Germany. The exhibition showcased work by 13 jewelry artists of different nationalities who were invited to work on the idea of the political, public, and collective body.
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im still down for you, portrait of Tiff Massey, photo courtesy of Tiff Massey San Francisco, California, USA—Art Jewelry Forum (AJF) is pleased to announce that the largest art jewelry cash award in the U.S., the Susan Beech Mid-Career Artist Grant, has been awarded to Tiff Massey. Massey, known for cutting-edge interactive art, won for
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Join us for AJF in Conversation and Members-Only Dinner AJF will visit Munich, Germany, from March 14 to March 16, 2019, for the annual Schmuck exhibition known as Munich Jewellery Week. If you’re planning on attending, please try to join us for the following: AJF In Conversation: Curators & Collectors: How They Choose Thursday, March
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When you look at art jewelry, are you curious what it looks like when worn? Here at AJF, we think it alters, it compliments, it empowers. We’ve asked you to send us your thoughts, along with an image of art jewelry being worn. Here are a few highlights. If you’d like to contribute and become
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Art Jewelry Forum’s extensive network of international gallery supporters is dedicated to celebrating and showing art jewelry. On Offer is a monthly series that allows AJF galleries to showcase a piece that they’ve personally selected to tempt and inspire you. Please contact the gallery directly for inquiries. Enjoy! MUSEUM WORTHY Karin Herwegh, Objective, 2019, necklace,
Art Jewelry Forum is pleased to share the news that members of our community find noteworthy. Is something missing? The success of this compilation of compelling events, exhibitions, and items of interest to the jewelry community depends on YOUR participation. If you’re a member of AJF, you can add news and ideas to the monthly
March 24, 2018 AJF board member Susan Cummins discusses the work of MacArthur “Genius” Joyce J. Scott. Scott is a master craftsperson—having adapted many techniques from around the globe to incorporate into her wearable sculptures. Photo courtesy of Craft in America Craft in America, Inc. is a Los Angeles-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a mission
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Twenty-four members of Art Jewelry Forum enjoyed jam-packed days of crisp, mostly sunny weather in Copenhagen and Oslo, September 25–October 1, 2018, seeing jewelry and art and design exhibits while also taking time to savor the local sights and cuisine. Susan Kempin, former AJF board member, reports. Visiting the home of collector Cecilie Malm Brundtland,
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November 16, 2017 These days, young silver artists in Mexico are not producing endless interpretations (and copies) of the great designs from the 40s and 50s. They have given themselves the ultimate challenge—to develop exciting new ideas while maintaining the silver techniques that were the great innovations of the maestros—innovations that should not disappear. The
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