Reviews

Felieke van der Leest (Netherlands, b. 1968), Rainbow Moose (Sculpture with Necklace) (edition of 3), 2005, polyester, plastic animal, 14-karat gold, silver, glass beads, epoxy resin, lead, object: 6 5/16 x 5 7/8 x 5 1/2 inches (160 x 150 x 140 mm), pendant: 7 7/8 x 6 5/16 x 1 15/16 inches (200 x 160 x 50 mm), Museum of Arts and Design, New York; gift of the Ron Porter and Joe Price Collection, 2022, shown in OUT of the Jewelry Box, Museum of Arts and Design, New York (April 20, 2024–April 12, 2026), photo: Jenna Bascom, courtesy of the Museum of Arts and Design

UNITED STATES
Exhibition Review

Perspective and Queer Objects

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A Review of OUT of the Jewelry Box
Cover of Sacrés Outils!

FRANCE
Book Review

2.2 Kilograms on Tools and Techniques

By
A Review of Sacrés Outils!

INTERNATIONAL
Book Review

Finding Solace among Dead Souls

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I’m Satiated But Left Wanting More
Zoë Veness, Wreath, 2024

AUSTRALIA
Exhibition Review

On the Verge of Movement

By
Zoë Veness’s Still Point
Joyce J. Scott, The Sneak

UNITED STATES
Exhibition Review

Power Objects

By
Joyce J. Scott at the Baltimore Museum of Art
Spread from Ice Cold

UNITED STATES
Book Review

Ice Cold Is HOT

By
A Massive Monument for Black Culture
Bernhard Schobinger, Teddybar/Huhn/Anhanger

ITALY
Exhibition Review

The Laughing Demiurge

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Bernhard Schobinger on Exhibit at Antonella Villanova Galleria
Gabi Dziuba, OH

GERMANY
Exhibition Review

Gabi Dziuba & Friends (In English and in Spanish)

By
Shared Authorship, Wearability, and Whatever…
Tore Svensson, KRA

SWEDEN
Exhibition Review

Familiar Faces

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Tore Svensson’s First Solo Exhibition at Gallery Four
Jutta Hallfelz, Rupert

UNITED STATES
Exhibition Review

These Are Not Your Easter Bunnies

By
(Nor Your Pretty Lilies of the Valley)
Exhibition view, Treasure Peninsula

GERMANY
Conference & Fair Reviews

MUNICH INSIGHTS: Floating Pedestals, Malleable Frames, and a Cardboard Island

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A Glimpse into Ways of Exhibiting during Munich Jewellery Week 2024

GERMANY
Exhibition Review

MUNICH INSIGHTS: Soulmates

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A Review, and One Last Goodbye to Our Dear Colleague, Kadri Mälk
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