A catalog showing examples of works by Martina Dempf from 2006 until today. Under the heading “Touching Wood—And Other Materials in Martina Dempf’s Jewelry,” Barbara M. Henke writes, “With the transformation into an object meant for the human body, the artist removes the transience from the natural material, drawing the viewer’s attention to the beauty […]
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A catalog showcasing The Scottish Gallery’s fantastic collection of works by Wendy Ramshaw. This publication coincides with The Scottish Gallery partnering with Goldsmiths’ Fair 2018 to mount a special exhibition featuring the pioneering jewelry of Wendy Ramshaw, CBE, RDI. Acclaimed globally as one of the key figures in the British Contemporary Jewellery movement from 1960
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A catalog to accompany The Scottish Gallery’s exhibition, “Dorothy Hogg: Retrospective,” on show in October 2014.
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A catalog to accompany the Professor Yasuki Hiramatsu Memorial Exhibition at the Scottish Gallery, July 2014.
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Julie Blyfield’s work is inspired by the botanical landscape in Australia. She interprets this in metal using the techniques of raising and chasing. Blyfield enjoys exploring and collecting plant specimens from the rich and diverse environment her homeland offers, from places such as the Simpson Desert in the north of South Australia and further south
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El catálogo Historias de Piel es un proyecto de arte joyería, desarrollado por Liliana Ojeda de Chile, el año 2018, con apoyo del Fondo de las artes del Gobierno de Chile. Contiene textos escritos por Jorge Castañón, Bárbara Lama, y Liliana Ojeda. El catálogo hace un recorrido del proyecto desde las primeras pruebas de material,
This ancient jewelry format is being revived today for the exploration of personal narrative, history, and social issues. Many contemporary jewelers have created cameos at some point in their careers, especially when approaching themes of memory and loss. While some artists reserve the form to honor personal memories, others seek to evoke public recollections. The
REINVENTING MEMORY CONTEMPORARY CAMEOS Read More »
An introduction to the concept of “mating jewelry” and chastity rings, contextualized with different cultural views on abstinence and courtship.
With hymen on hand: probing the chastity ring Read More »
Ena Mulavdic and Ebrahim Mohammadian are jewelry designers and artists who work together on exceptional jewelry designs. They founded their jewelry studio, “Jewellery EM,” in 2016. Their work explores life in every single way–from birth to death, with all the love, hate, happiness, sadness, excitement, good, bad, care, prosperity, decline, lightness, darkness, and numerous other
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Peter Bauhuis’s material experiments often “play” visual tricks; for example, in his show Armillaria, at Gallery Funaki, he displays a little “bronze” cup in the cabinet of curiosities he has fashioned from the pristine walls of the Crossley Lane space. The cup, which is part of “the Kolomna Report,” the official announcement he made of
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The inaugural Mari Funaki Award attracted an outstanding response from over 500 international and local artists. The show, which comprised 31 selected works from the overwhelming number of submissions, was open until September 13, 2014, in Melbourne, Australia. The judges–renowned practitioners and educators Warwick Freeman and Simon Cottrell, and leading curator and writer Julie Ewington–performed
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Architect Eli Giannini explores Swiss jeweler David Bielander’s solo exhibition of idiosyncratic objects at Gallery Funaki in 2014.
