2009 - Le Arti Orafe

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Cutting the mirror. 12 artists jewellers. An aesthetic lexicon
Exhibition’s concept, by Maria Cristina Bergesio, curator.
The 2009’s edition of Lucca Preziosa could be considered an attempt to approach the complex
theme of beauty in the research jewellery.
In the commercial jewellery the main aim is to give beauty to the person that will wear jewels, this
is its first function. The jewel is an object that is giving a codified beauty and that of course have to
respect rules and canons.
This is not happening in the word of research jewellery. The jewel is an aesthetic work for itself and
is an expression of a specific artistic choice. Moreover it is an empathic work that requires an active
attitude of the public, a more reflective look, an observation of its peculiarities, shapes, materials,
contents, provocations.
The aim of the exhibition is to give an idea of the wide range of various researches in act in the
jewellery as an art form.
To explore this stratified field the exhibition is thought as an itinerary built up around key-words
coming from the lexicon of aesthetics.
The jewels are selected as visualizations of an aesthetic concept that is giving to the public the
possibility to focus on a certain aspects of the artist’s research. In this way each work represent a
particular declension of the beauty’s concept.
Moreover looking at the exhibition as a whole, it could be possible to see the metamorphosis and
the erosion of the classic beauty’s ideals from the ’60 till today. As the visual arts also research
jewellery records the opening and the breaking of canons, introducing the shade of beauty: chaos,
deformations, imperfections.
Cutting the mirror is a metaphor, giving a suggestion to the public regarding the fact that today
there is no more an unique concept of beauty, but complex and stratified conceptions.
The exhibition, organized in a chronological order (following the birth date of the artist), will start
with the works a masters that represent the classical beauty, in the sense of harmony and measure.
Around the sixty’s artist looking for a new beauty, working more around the shape of the jewel, outside the rules of traditional jewellery.
Measurement and Order, Mario Pinton
Harmony and Proportion, Yasuki Hiramatsu
The exhibition will go on with pieces by artists that open the concept of beauty and witness a widespread idea of beauty that is characterizing our time.
The jewel is becoming a field of intense experimentation, a condenser of various stimuli.
Each jewel is reflecting a personal path, that could be more linked with a technical experimentation,
a poetic content, the structure of the jewel, the use of traditional materials in a new way or a non
conventional one, the freedom of imagination, the art of trash, the colour as unique medium, the
pleasure of imperfection.
Minimal, Graziano Visintin
Rhythm, Robert Baines
Sehnsucht *nostalgia, Georg W. Dobler
Form, Annelies Planteijdt
Sparkling, Karl Fritsch
Structure, Svenja John
Wit, David Bielander
Kitschen, Lisa Walker
Colour, Sally Marsland
Wabi Sabi *imperfection, Sebastian Buescher
Guarda PREZIOSA 2009 su Youtube:
https://youtu.be/zxbneAwY1iM
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PROGRAM
A preview of the exhibition, with a selection of artists’ work, will be showed at inhorgenta europe
2009, Munich, in February 2009.
On 22nd of February, at 12.00, Dr. Barbara Schmidt will introduce the exhibition’s concept in all C2,
Design Podium.
Lucca Preziosa 2009 will be showed in New Delhi, in the venue of the Italian Embassy, April, 2-12,
2009.
The full exhibition will be presented in Lucca, from 23rd of April to the 17th of May 2009, in the fantastic venue of Villa Bottini.
On 24th of April, the participant artists will have their individual lectures.
The participation to the meeting with artists is free, but we suggest to registered on-line, because
we have limited places
Calendar Lucca
Opening:
23rd of April at 6.30 p.m.
Villa Bottini, Via Elisa
Opening hours:
Tuesday to Sunday, 11.00 a.m. to 18.00 p.m.
Monday closed
Meeting with the artists
24th April from 11.00 a.m. in Villa Bottini
Participation is free. Please register
[email protected] +39 055 22 80 131 www.luccapreziosa.it
Collateral events in Lucca
Second edition of LPYoung
The exhibition is devoted to young goldsmiths/designers/ worldwide. The aims is to contribute to
the diffusion of what is new in the research jewellery, what the new generation of goldsmiths/designers/artists is “boiling in the pot”…. The work of 12 goldsmith/artists selected by an international
panel
Fresh Metal
Contest-Exhibition created for students of the goldsmith craft, gaining their skills in private jewellery
and goldsmith schools. The project was launched by the Poland school ANTIDOTUM in cooperation with LE ARTI ORAFE.
The jewels created by students of both schools will be showed.
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• Mario Pinton
• Yasuki Hiramatsu
• Robert Baines
• David Bielander
• Sebastian Buescher
• George W. Dobler
• Karl Fritsch
• John Svenia
• Sally Marsland
• Annelies Planteijdt
• Graziano Visintin
• Lisa Walker
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Mario Pinton
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Yasuki Hiramatsu
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Robert Baines
Robert Baines
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David Bielander
David Bielander
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Sebastian Buescher
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Sebastian Buescher
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George W. Dobler
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George W. Dobler
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Karl Fritsch
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John Svenia
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John Svenia
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Sally Marsland
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Annelies Planteijdt
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Annelies Planteijdt
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Graziano Visintin
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Graziano Visintin
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Lisa Walker
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Lisa Walker
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EXHIBITION
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CATALOG
Il catalogo di “Cutting the MIrror”, in italiano ed inglese, con immagini a
colore delle opere esposte, testi critici e CV di tutti gli artisti, è disponibile
su richiesta, utilizzando l’apposito FORM, oppure può essere acquistato
durante la mostra a Lucca ed in occasione della mostra internazionale
inhorgenta europe 2009, Monaco di Baviera.
Curatore
Maria Cristina Bergesio
Coordinator
Giò Carbone
Aditi Chaudhuri, Ganjam
Graphics And Layout
Noumeda Carbone, [email protected]
Printed By
Tipografia MP
San Casciano VP (Firenze)
© Ganjam, India
Le Arti Orafe Jewellery School, Firenze, Italy
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COLLATERAL EVENTS
PREZIOSA Young 2009
The third edition of this important exhibition of young goldsmith/artists selected for their individual
research and for the originality of their creations will presented
in Firenze, as a “collateral” exhibition of PREZIOSA 2009 event.
The aims is to contribute to the diffusion of what is new in the research jewellery, what the new
generation of goldsmiths/designers/artists is “boiling in the pot”….
The selection of the 111 participants was handled by an international jury composed by Giampaolo
Babetto, Johanna Dahm, Evert Nijland, Helen Britton, Angelika Wildegger, Dora Liscia Bemporad,
Maria Cristina Bergesio, Giò Carbone
The 8 selected participants are:
Melissa Cameron, Australia
Eve Cheryl, USA
Yoshie Enda, Japan
Adam Grinovich, Sweden
Monica Haneckova, Slovakia
Erin Keys, Australia
Sooyeon Kim, Korea
Sachiko Shouji, Japan
Special Mentions:
Hryc Marta, Poland
Wolbers Susanne, Germany
Ruebel Elena, Germany
Lang Sabine, Germany
Baek Jahyun, Great Britain
Smith Natalie, Great Britain
Rajakallio Tiina, Finland
Juen Lisa, Germany
Our compliments!
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Mario Pinton
Padova 1919-2008
Inge Asenbaum Collection, Vienna
Personal exhibitions (selection)
Awards
1954 Galleria La Chiocciola, Padua;
1956, Galleria Montenapoleone, Milan;
1967 Handwerkammer, Munich;
1979 Argentum Gallery, Stockholm;
1993 Klassiker 1993, International Handwerksmesse, Munich;
1995, Mario Pinton. L’oreficeria, Stabilimento Pedrocchi, Padua.
1951, Medaglia di bronzo, IX Triennale di Milano;
1955, Primo premio per l’oreficeria e Secondo Premio per l’argenteria, Mostra Nazionale Oreficeria,
Vicenza; 1957, Medaglia d’oro, XI Triennale di Milano; 1963, Primo premio, Biennale Arti Decorative,
Venezia; 1964, International Goldsmiths Exhibition
Form und Qualitä, Munich; 1966, Medaglia d’oro per
l’oreficeria, Biennale, Venezia; 1975, Golden Ehrering, Hanau – Mein; 1976 Herbert Hoffmann Preis,
Munich; 1984, Medaglia d’oro dei Benemeriti della
scuola, della cultura e dell’arte, Ministero Pubblica
Istruzione, Roma; 2004 Il sigillo della città di Padova, Padua; 2006, Medaglia d’oro, Camera di Commercio, Tempio di Adriano, Roma; 2007 Padovano
eccellente, Padua.
Group exhibitions (selection)
1951/1954/1957/1964 Triennale di Milano, Milan;
1961 International Exibition of Modern Jewelry
(1890-1961), Goldsmith’s Hall, Londra; 1966, XXXIII
Biennale Internazionale d’arte, Venezia; 1977, XI Biennale Internazionale della Piccola Scultura, Padua;
1980, Schmuck International 1900 – 1980, Kunstlerhaus, Vienna; 1983, 10 Orafi padovani, Schmuckmuseum, Pforzheim; 1988, Biennale Svizzera del
Gioiello d’arte contemporaneo, Villa Malpensata,
Lugano; 1989, Ornamenta I, Schmuckmuseum,
Pforzheim; 1992, III° Triennale du Bijou, Musée des
Arts Décoratifs, Paris; 1995-96,The Best in Contemporary Jewellery, Villa De Bondt, Gand; 1996,
New Times, New Thinking: Jewellery in Europe and
America; Crafts Council, Londra; 2001, L’arte del
gioiello ed il gioiello d’artista dal ‘900 ad oggi, Museo
degli Argenti, Firenze; 2001, Immaginazione aurea,
Mole Antonelliana, Ancona; 2008, Gioielli d’Autore.
Padova e la Scuola dell’oro, Palazzo della Ragione,
Padua.
In the collection of
Schmuckmuseum, Pforzheim; Musèe des Arts Decoratifs, Paris; Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg; Victoria and Albert Museum, London; Pinakothek der Moderne, Danner - Rotunde, Munich;
Publications (selection)
Schollmayer Karl, Neur Schmuck, ornamentum
humanum, Tubinga, Wasmuth, 1974; Segato Giorgio, La misura seducente, in Mario Pinton. L’oreficeria, Padova, 1995; Falk Fritz, Holzach Cornelie,
Schmuck der Moderne 1960 – 1998, Arnoldsche,
Stoccarda, 1999; Folchini Grassetto Graziella, Contemporary Jellery. The Padua School, Arnoldsche,
Stoccarda, 2005; Bergesio Maria Cristina, Lenti Lia,
Dizionario del gioiello italiano. XIX e XX secolo, Allemandi, Torino, 2005; Cisotto Nalon Mirella, Spiazzi
Anna Maria, Gioielli d’Autore. Padova e la Scuola
dell’oro, Allemandi, Torino, 2008.
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Yasuki Hiramatsu
Yasuki Hiramatsu
1926, Osaka, Japan
EDUCATION
957 Graduated Tokyo National University of Fine
Arts and Music.
AWARDS AND PRIZES
1952-1957 Twice awareded prizes from the Living
Industrial Arts Institute, Tokyo, Japan
1969 Gold Prize at 3rd Craft Center Japan
1970 Prize at the Japan New Craft Exhibition, Tokyo
1990 Created a present for the emperor’s mother to
bestow on the empress on her enthronement
1991 41st Craft Award in Excellence awarded by the
Japanese Government Ministry of Education
1994 First non-European to be awarded ‘the Ring of
Goldsmiths’ from Gellschaft fur Goldschmiedekunst
1995 Awarded ìContribution to Design Promotion’ by
the Japanese Government Ministry of International
Trade and Industry
1996 Awared ‘Der Baycrischen Staatspreis’ by the
Bayern Government Ministry, Germany
1997 Awared ‘Kunii Kitaro Prize’ by Japan Industrial
Art Foundation.
SOLO EXHIBITION
1978 Galerie am Graben, Wien, Austria
1990 Electrum Gallery, London
1993 Professor Yasuki Hiramatsu Retirement Exhibition, Tokyo national University of Fine Arts and Music
1994 STUDIO TON BERENDS,
Den Haag, Holland1995 LUISE SMIT, Amsterdam,
Holland
1996 Galerij Sofie Lachaert, Gent, Belgium
1997 Magari, Barcelona, Spain; Galerij Sofie
Lachaert, Antwerpen, Belgium
2006 Gallery HANAIRO, Anraku-ji (temple), Kyoto
2008 Crafts Gallery, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo.
GROUPE EXHIBITION
WORKSHOPS AND LECTURES
1950-54 Exhibited six times at the Imperial Academy
Exhibition, Tokyo
1952-57 Accepted siw times for the Exhibition Modern Living Industrial Arts
1960-94 The Japan New Craft Exhibition, Tokyo
1964-90 The Japan Jewellery Exhibition, Tokyo
1964-70 Exhibited six times at the Munchen International Special Show, “Form and Quality”
1966 The World Jewellery Exhibition, “International
Goldschmiedkunst, Aalen” by invitation, Germany
1968-70 Exhibited at the Jewellery Exhibition, Carrara in Italy, by Invitation
1974 “the Basel Fair Special Exhibition” Switzeland
by invitation
1976 “Aurea ‘76 Biennale delle Arti orafe” in Firenze,
Italy by invitation
1980“Schmuck International” Wien; “Japan Style”
Victoria and Alber Museum, London
1981 “The 2nd International Gold and Silver Trade
Fair of Arezzo” Arezzo, Italy
1982 “Sieben Japaner” at Atelier Mattar, Koln
1987 “Schmuck International” Linz 1991Four-man
exhibition, Galerie Slavik, Wien
1995 The Contemporary Japanese Jewellery Exhibition, Museum of Decorative Arts, Gent Belgium
1996 “Schmuck im Schloss” Salzburg, Austria
1997 “Japanese Contemporariws” Japanese Jewellery Exhibition, Lesley Craze Gallery, London
2000 Thought on Contemporary Vessels ‘UTSUWA’”
The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
2001 “Mikromegas” Galeria Fur Angewandte Kunst
Munchen; 102 “Contemporary Japanese jewellery”
Craft Council Gallery, London; Contemporary jewellery in Japan “Goldschmiede Schneider-Rappel”
2002 From the Rising Sun” Vizo-Gallery, Brussel,
Belgium
2006 “Gold in Art: Painting, sculpture, craft and jewellery” Kushiro City Museum of Art; “Trasfiguration:
Japanese art jewellery today” ; Craft Gallery, The
National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
2007 Tokyo national University of Fine Arts and
Music the 120 anniversary; “NOW” of the Japanese
Arts - Paintings Sculptures Crafts - Mitsukosi, Tokyo
2008“ A Japanese Dialogue”, The Scottish Gallery,
Edinburgh.
1980 Bayerische Akademie der Schonen
Kunste, Munchen 1990 Royal College of Art, masterclass workshop, London.
PUBLIC COLLECTIONS: The National Museum of
Modern Art, Tokyo.
Tokyo national University of Fine Arts and Music,
Tokyo. Imperial Household
Agency, Tokyo. Pforzheim Schmuckmuseum, Germany. Royal College
of Art, London. Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
Royal Museum
of Scotland, Edinburgh. Museum fur Kunstandwerk,
Hamburg, Germany.
CURRENT POSTS INCLUDE
Member of the Japan Craft Design Association.
Honoured member of the Japan Jewellery Designers
Association Honoured member of the Mitglied von
der Gesellschaft fur Goldschmiedekunst, e.v. Professor Emeritus, Tokyo national University of Fine Arts
and Music.
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Robert Baines
Robert Baines
1949, Melbourne, Australia
Sydney;
1977 Realities Gallery, Sculpture, Jewellery and
Other Objects, Melbourne.
Solo Exhibition (a selection)
Group Exhibitions (a selection)
2008/2009 DESIGNMUSEO, The Schatzkammer: A
Treasury of Evidence, Helsinki, Finland Museum für
Angewandte Kunst; Frankfurt;
2007 Gallery Funaki, Gold Rings a very sweet tune,
Melbourne;
2004 Staatliche Antikensammlungen, Robert Baines
Entdecker der antiken Goldschmiedetechnik,
München;
2003 Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery, Robert
Baines: Stopping at the Red: Jewellery Survey
1992-2002, Toowoomba, Australia; 2000 Galerie
Biró, Bloodier than Black, Munich; Helen Drutt: Philadelphia, REDEVENT: bloodier than black, Philadelphia;
1997 Galerie Biró, INTERVENTION OF RED, Munich; Brisbane City Gallery, AAA,AA...REDEVENT :
Survey, Brisbane, Australia;
1996 Lauraine Diggins Fine Art, REDLINE, Melbourne; 1993 Lauraine Diggins Fine Art, Adornments From the Waikato and Beyond, Melbourne;
1992/1993 Auckland Museum, Robert Baines: The
Art of the Goldsmith, Auckland, Hawkes Bay Museum, Napier, Wairarapa Arts Foundation, Masterton,
Suter Art Gallery, Nelson, McDougall Art Gallery,
Christchurch, New Zealand;
1992 Lauraine Diggins Fine Art, Adventures of the
ARCHEGOS, Melbourne;
1989 City of Horsham Regional Art Gallery, From the
Plenitude , Horsham, Solander Gallery, Canberra,
Australia; Fingers, Contemporary Jewellery, The
Waikato Pieces, Auckland, New Zealand; Fluxus,
Dunedin, Waikato Museum for Art and History, Hamilton, New Zealand;
1989/1988 Sale Regional Arts Centre, Travel, Sale,
Latrobe Valley Arts Centre, Morwell, Mildura Arts
Centre, Mildura, Benalla Art Gallery, Benalla, Hamilton Art Gallery, Hamilton, Australia;
1985 Realities, A Journey to the Plenitude, Melbourne, Bonython- Meadmore Gallery, The Plenitude, Adelaide; 1982 Bonython Gallery, Antipodean
Forms, Adelaide;
1978 David Jones Art Gallery, Sculpture to be Worn,
2008, Jewelerswerk, Washington D.C.; 2007
Schmuck 2007, Munich; Victoria and Albert Museum, London; Galerie Biró, Opposition is True
Friendship, München; 2006 Schmuckmuseum, More
Jewellery-Time Travel in the Jewellery Museum Collections, Pforzheim; 2005 Schmuck 2005, Munich;
Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga, Closer, Lisboa; 2003
Bijou Contemporain, Robert Baines und Karl Fritsch,
Cagnes-sur-Mer; Stadtische Galerie im Rathausfletz
Neuburg an der Donau, Schmuck, Robert Baines
und Karl Fritsch Schmuck, Neuburg; 2001Bayerischer Kunstgwerbe-Verain , Micromegas; Stadtische
Galerie im Rathausfletz Neuburg an der Donau;
Helen Drutt Gallery, Philadelphia; Commemmorative
Medals/Trophies:The Politics of History, Philadelphia; Tarbekunstimuseumis, Spectaculum, Tallinn;
1999 Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, Contemporary Australian Craft: A Japanese View, Hokkaido;
Takaoka City Art Museum, Takaoka; Museum of
Modern Art Shiga, Shiga; Customs House, Sydney;
1998 Schmuck ‘98, Müchen; National Museums of
Scotland, Jewellery Moves, Edinburgh; Helen Drutt,
Philadelphia, Brooching it Diplomatically : A Tribute
to Madeleine K. Albright, Philadelphia, The Museum
of Contemporary Art’s, Hertogenbosch, Konstindustrrimuset, Helsinki, Kunstgwerbemuseum, Berlin,
Schmuckmuseum, Pforzheim; 19th & 20th Century
Australian Painting Sculpture and Decorative Arts
1997, Sydney & Melbourne, Granulation 1996. Internationaler Schmuckwettbewerb; Pforzheim, Hanau,
München, Münster, St. Gallen, Erfurt and Augsburg,
376 Collins St, Ord Minnet, Melbourne; Lauraine
Diggins Fine Art, Australian Decorative Arts Survey
1995: The Object All Sublime, Melbourne, National
Gallery of Victoria; Lauraine Diggins Fine Art, The
Changing Face of Melbourne; 1841-1993, Melbourne; 1992 Art Gallery of Western Australia, Design Visions - the 2nd Australian International Crafts
Triennial. Australia - New Design Visions, Perth;
1991 Canberra School of Art Gallery, Contemporary
Australian Hollow Ware, Canberra, Australia, Art
Gallery of Western Australia, Perth, Wagga Wagga
City Art Gallery, Wagga Wagga, Australia, National
Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Hamilton Art Gallery,
Hamilton, Australia; 1989 Hamilton Regional Gallery,
Directions –Silversmithing, Hamilton, Australia, Australian High Court, Canberra, Australia; 1988 Australian National Gallery, Australian Decorative Arts
1900-1985, Canberra, Australia; 1985 National Gallery of Victoria, Treasures from Australian Churches,
Melbourne, Orgehang, Galerie am Graben, Vienna;
1984 Galleries of Victoria, Four Directions, Mildura,
Benalla, Morwell, Horsham, Australia; 1982 Australia
Council, Australian Jewellery, European Tour; 1981
Axion Gallery, One Year Later, Melbourne; Schmuckmuseum, Tendenzen 1982, Pforzheim; 1980 Australia Council, Objects to Human Scale, toured Japan,
Hong Kong, Phillipines.
Museum and Collections
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York;
Schmuckmuseum, Pforzheim; Victoria and Albert Museum, London; Ville de Cagnes-sur-Mer;
Deutsches Blockflötenmuseum, Fulda; Museum
of Fine Arts, Houston; Waikato Museum of Art and
History, Hamilton, New Zealand; Australian National Gallery, Canberra; National Gallery of Victoria,
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Banyule
Art Collection, The Victorian State Craft Collection,
Melbourne; Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth,
Australia; Diamond Valley Art Award Collection; Art
Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, Powerhouse
Museum, Sydney, Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane,
Australia.
AWARDS
2008 Friedrick Becker Preis; 2007 RMIT University
Research Prize for outstanding Thesis, Australia;
2005 Bayerischer Staatpreis 2005 gold medal, 57
Internationale Handwerksmesse, Munich; RMIT
Innovation Research Award, Portfolio of Design and
Social Context, Australia; 1997 Cicely and Colin
Rigg Craft Award, National Gallery of Victoria, Australia; 1975/ 1974 Diamond Valley Award, Australia;
1970 Puzsar Award, RMIT, Australia; Best Third Year
Jewellery Award, RMIT, Australia
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Darling Publications, Metrosideros Robusta, “Cosmic
Circus”, 2006
Macmillan Art Publishing, Bracelet’Java-la-Grande,
2006, Sydney;
RMIT University Press, Partyline A,AAA,AAA-Redevent, 2004, Melbourne.
Metalsmith, “What’s New in (Very) Old Gold? Robert
Baines Shows All, vol.21 no.1 pp.26-33, USA
Catalogue, Galerie Biró, Stopping at the Red, Munich.
National Gallery of Australia, Material Culture, 2000,
Canberra, Australia
Schmuck Magazin, Blut, Gold und Coca-Cola,
pp.64-67, Aug/Sept, 4/2000, Germany
Helen Drutt, Brooching it Diplomatically: A Tribute to
Madeleine K. Albright, pp.24, 25, 146, 1998, Philadelphia.
Catalogue, Galerie Biró, The Intervention of Red,
1997, Munich.
Malakoff Press, Australian Decorative Arts Survey
1994, 1994, Melbourne.
British Museum, Technical antecedents of early Hellenistic disc and pendant ear ornaments, “The Art of
the Greek Goldsmith, London”, pp. 122-126, 1993,
London.
Craft Victoria, Robert Baines and the Deconstruction
of Masculinity, Vol. 23, No. 220, p.3, 1993, Melbourne.
Catalogues, Lauraine Diggins Fine Art, Adventures
of the Archegos’, 1992, Melbourne.
Malakoff Fine Art Press, Australian Modernism: The
Complexity and the Diversity, p. 49, 1991, Sydney.
Catalogue, New Zealand Limited, Robert Baines,
The Art of the Goldsmith, 1991, Auckland.
New Zealand Crafts, Robert Baines: Artificer of the
Metaphysical, p. 16-17, Summer 1989, Auckland.
Boolarong Publications, Dictionary of Living Australian Artists and Galleries, 1984, Brisbane.
National Gallery of Victoria, The Jewellery Collection, p.12-13, 1984, Melbourne.
Catalogue, Schmuck Museum, Schmuck, 1982,
Pforzeim.
Catalogue, David Jones Art Gallery, Sculputure to be
Worn, 1978, Sydney.
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David Bielandert
David Bielander
1968 Basel, Switzerland
Solo Exhibitions
2008; Galerie Sofie Lachaert, Tielrode, Belgium;
2007 Das erste Mal, Galerie Beatrice Lang, Bern,
Switzerland;
2006 Stolz und Vorurteil, Galerie Biró, Munich; Allzeit
bereit!, Galerie Louise Smit, Amsterdam;
2005 Galerie Sofie Lachaert, Tielrode, Begien;
2004 Pig-headed, Galerie Louise Smit, Amsterdam;
2003 “Silk purse from a sow’s ear, us Schyssdrägg
Angge mache”, with Helen Britton, Galerie Birò,
München; Jewellers’werk Galerie, Washington.
Group Exhibitions (selection)
2008 Des Wahnsinns fette Beute – The fat booty of
Madness. The jewellery department at the Academie
of fine arts Munich, Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich
Collect – The international art fair for contemporary
objects. Victoria & New Play in Art, Heller Foundation Garden, Gardone Riviera, Italy; Albert Museum,
London, Großbritannien (with Galerie LouiseSmit,
Amsterdam, Niederlande) Weeds: Contemporary
Jewellery. Masterworks Gallery, Auckland; De Main à
Main/From hand to hand, Mudac, Lausanne, Switzerland; Baby, Bling Bling! Theaterstück, die Vorleserinnen. Zeitgenössische Kunst am Wittelsbacherplatz, 850 Jahrfeier der Stadt München, curator:
Elisabeth Hartung/kunst-buero; Now & Then, Antique meets Contemporary, Kath Libberts Jewellery
Gallery, Salts Mill, Bradford; Transformation, Gallery
Funaki International Jewellery Award 2008. Gallery
Funaki, Melbourne, Australien; 2006 opposition is
true friendship, Galerie Biró, Munich; SOFA, mit
jewelers’werk gallery, New York; Collect, mit Galerie
Louise Smit/Amsterdam, London
2005 international showcase, contemopary applied
arts (caa), with Helen Britton, London; inspired by
nature?, Bergianska trädgården, Platina, Stockholm;
Maker-wearer-viewer, Glasgow; Fool’s Gold, Embassy gallery, Edinburgh; 2004 Kleur, Galerie Sofie
Lachaert, Tielrode; Collect, mit Galerie Tactile/Genf,
London
2003 Rosa, Galerie Oona, Berlin; KunstRai, Galerie
Louise Smit, Amsterdam
Inner Luxury, Fundació “la Caixa”, Barcelona; Gisich
Art Gallery, mit Galerie Tactile/Geneva, St. Petersburg; Chained, Galerie Sofie Lachaert, Tielrode,
Belgien
2002 Rings, Gallery Mari Funaki, Melbourne; Zwitserland presenteert..., Galerie Louise Smit, Amsterdam; L’ornement est-il toujours un crime?, Musée
d’art et d’histoire, Genf; Landesmuseum Zürich; Museo Vela, Ligornetto; Exhibit, Galerie tactile, Geneva;
SOFA, Jewellers’werk Galerie, New York; Salon des
refusées, Munich
2001; Mikromegas, BKV, Munich; New York; Geneva; Tokyo; Schmuck 2001, I.H.M., Munich; Wilhelm
Wagenfeld Haus, Bremen; 2000 Gestrandet, Odeonsplatz, Munich; Deux Poissons, Tokyo; The World of
Jewelry, die Akademie der Bildenden Künste
Im Haus der Kunst, Munich; Fährt ein weisses Schiff
nach Hongkong, Basel
1999 Gummi zur Zeit, Gummeum, Kallmünz; Eckenbumms, Galerie Ecke, Augsburg
Das Münchner Kindl, Münchner Stadtmuseum,
Munich; Wohin damit? Die Schmelzer im Schmuck
Forum, mit Andi Gut und Peter Bauhuis, Zürich;
Public Collections/Museum
Die Neue Sammlung, Staatliches Museum für angewandte Kunst, München; Schmuckmuseum im
Reuchlinhaus, Pforzheim; Hiko Mizuno College of
Jewelry, Tokio, Sammlung Inge Asenbaum, Wien
Awards
1.Acknowledgment, RRH-Stipendium, Pforzheim,
2003
Stipendium E.E. Zunft zu Hausgenossen, Basel,
1995-2001
Artists studio support by the Cultutral Departement
of Munich 2006
Catalges/Books
[Kat. Ausst.] Schmuck 2001. Sonderschau der 53.
Internationalen Handwerksmesse. München 2001
[Kat. Ausst.] Mikromegas. Schriftenreihe des Bayerischen Kunstgewerbe-Vereins e.V., Bd. 27. Galerie
für angewandte Kunst. München 2001
[Kat. Ausst.] Schweizer Schmuck im 20. Jahrhundert. Musée d’art et d’histoire. Genf 2002
[Kat. Ausst.] Luxe interior. Joieria contemporània
internacional. Fundació “la Caixa”. Barcelona 2003
Rosolowski Tracey A. in: Metalsmith Magazine 2003,
Vol. 24, Nr.3
[Kat. Ausst.] Cunningham Jack, Maker-Wearer-Viewer. Contemporary Narrative European Jewellery. The
Glasgow School of Art. Glasgow 2005
Le Van Marthe (Hrsg.), 500 Brooches. Inspiring
Adornments for the Body. New York 2005
[Kat. Ausst.] Galerie Louise Smit. Collect – The international art fair for contemporary objects. Victoria &
Albert Museum, London, Amsterdam 2006
Stofer Hans, Wire Jewellery. London 2006
Unger Marjan: Dier voor de Sier, in: Morf, tijdschrift
voor vormgeving, Vol. 7, 2007, p. 88-93
Silvia Micolau: Joyas gastronómicas/Gastronomic
jewels, b-guided (Spain) #35/2008, p.156-161
[Kat. Ausst.] De main à main – from hand to hand.
Carole Guinard. Mudac, Lausanne.
[Kat. Ausst.] Des Wahnsinns fette Beute – the fat
booty of madness. The jewellery department at the
Academie of fine arts Munich, Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich
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Sebastian Buescher
Sebastian Buescher
1978, Cologne, Germany.
SOLO EXHIBITION
2007 ‘The Pygmy Retrospective’, Alternatives Gallery, Rome, Italy ;
The Red Collection’, The Vault at Quirk Gallery,
Richmond, USA; ‘Imperfection Please’, Galerie Rob
Koudijs, Amsterdam, Holland.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2009 Lucca Preziosa, New Delhi, Munich, Lucca
2008 Electrum Gallery, London. ‘Collect’ with Galerie
Rob Koudijs, Victoria and Albert Museum, London
2007 Caroline van Hoek, Belgium. ‘Found Objects’,
Lesley Craze Gallery, London. Ars Ornata Europeana, Manchester, UK. MA Fine Art Interim Show,
University of Brighton, UK.
‘Object Rotterdam’, Galerie Rob Koudijs, Holland.
Klimt02 Gallery, Barcelona, Spain. ‘New Horizons’,
Galerie Rob Koudijs, Amsterdam, Holland.
Bircham Gallery, Norfolk, UK. ‘Collect’ Collections,
Lesley Craze Gallery, London. Lesley Craze at Collect, Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
2006 Editions Gallery, Maastricht, Holland. ‘Take Me
Home, Contemporary Applied Arts, London. Pedras
& Pessegos, Porto, Portugal.
Charon Kransen at SOFA Chicago, USA. Crafts
Council Showcase, Victoria and Albert Museum,
London. Appetite for Domination, ‘Bite and
Sting’ Exhibition, London. Koru 2, South Karelia Art
Museum, Lappeenranta, Finland. Charon Kransen at
SOFA New York, USA. Contemporary
Applied Arts, London. An Tuireann Arts Centre Craft
Shop, Isle of Skye. Platina, Stockholm, Sweden.
‘Points of Divergence’, Crafts Council
Shop, London. Velvet da Vinci, San Francisco, USA.
‘Collect’ Collections, Lesley Craze Gallery, London.
Lesley Craze at Collect, Victoria
and Albert Museum, London. ‘Emerging Talents’,
Lesley Craze Gallery, London. Charon Kransen at
SOFA Palm Beach, USA. Pacini Lubel
Gallery, Seattle, USA 2005 ‘Christmas Exhibition’,
Alternatives Gallery, Rome, Italy. Charon Kransen at
SOFA Chicago, USA. Inspired Art Fair,
99 London. Charon Kransen at The Int’l Art and Design Fair, New York, USA.
Alternatives Gallery, Rome, Italy. Lesley Craze
Gallery, London. @work Gallery, London. Gill Wing
Jewellery, London. Bellagio Gallery, Ashville,
North Carolina, USA . East Carolina University
School of Art and Design, USA. Charon Kransen at
SOFA New York, USA. Velvet Da Vinci, San
Francisco, USA. Islington Contemporary Art and
Design Fair, London 2004 “Dialogue 4” Inhorgenta
Munich, Germany . “Dialogue 4” Unit 2 Gallery,
London
2003 New Designers, London. Summer Show,
London Metropolitan University. “But Not for Sale”,
London Metropolitan University.
Goldsmiths’ Craftsmanship and Design Awards Exhibition, London.
COLLECTIONS
2007 Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim, Germany 2006
The Alice and Louis Koch Collection, Switzerland.
AWARDS
2003 BJA Certificate of Merit. The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths: Goldsmith’s Award First Prize.
Rashbel Marketing Award.
Goldsmiths’ Craft & Design Council: Craftsmanship
& Design Awards. Fashion Jewellers Finished Pieces Gold Award.
PUBLICATIONS
2009 Lucca Preziosa Catalogue, Lucca, Italy
2008 Galerie Rob Koudijs Magazine, 07/08, Amsterdam, Holland.
2007 Romancing The Stone, Manchester, UK.
2007 ‘Kunst en Antiek Journaal-Collect’, 2007 nr 5,
Amsterdam, Holland.
2007 Crafts Magazine, Mar/Apr, London, UK.
2007 Vault Project Catalogue, Quirk Gallery, Virginia,
USA.
2007 7x7 Guide, Spring, San Francisco, USA.
2006 Gallery Magazine, December, Ukraine.
2006 New Directions in Jewellery 2, Black Dog Publishing, London, UK.
2006 Crafts Magazine ‘Big Ideas’, May/June, London, UK
2006 Koru 2 Catalogue, Finland.
2006 Art Review, February 2006, London, UK.
2006 MFF Magazine for Fashion, January 15 2006,
Milan, Italy.
2006 Crafts Magazine, Jan/Feb, London, UK.
2005 Lesley Craze Gallery, 2006 Events Catalogue,
London UK.
2005 Metalsmith Magazine, September, USA.
2004 Very Fashion 3, Styleguide, London, UK.
2004 Findings, issue 27, London, UK.
2003 Elle Decoration, July, London UK.
2002 Mushroom Magazine, October, Germany.
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Solo-Exhibitions: Selection
1982 Galerie RA, Amsterdam (NL)
1983 Galerie V. & V., Wien (A)
1984 HET KRUITHUIS, Dienst Beeldende Kunst,
s’Hertogenbosch (NL)
1985 Gallery HELEN DRUTT, Philadelphia (USA),
Galerie MATTAR, Köln (D)
1986 Galerie RA, Amsterdam (NL)
1987 Galerie V. & V., Wien (A)
1988 Galerie SPEKTRUM, München (D)
1989 Galerie POSITURA, Barcelona (E)
1990 Galerie RA, Amsterdam ( NL )
1991 Galerie f. Mod. Schmuck, Frankfurt/M (D)
1992 Galerie V. & V., Wien (A), Galerie SPEKTRUM,
München (D)
1994 Galerie für Modernen Schmuck, Frankfurt/M
(D)
1995 Gallery HELEN DRUTT, Philadelphia (USA)
1996 Galerie RA, Amsterdam (NL), ART BOX, Waregem-Gent (B), Galerie Sofie Lachaert , Antwerpen
(B), Gallery HELEN DRUTT, Philadelphia (USA)
1998 Werkstattgalerie Berlin (D)
2000 Galerie Spektrum München (D), Galerie RA,
Amsterdam, ( NL ), Grassi Museum, Leipzig Museum für Kunsthandwerk (D) Katalog
2001 Gallery HELEN DRUTT, Philadelphia (USA)
2003 Galerie Spektrum, München (D) K.
2005 Galleri HNOSS Göteborg (S), Galerie RA,
Amsterdam ( NL ),
2006 Hurong Lou Gallery (in cooperation with Helen
Drutt ) , Philadelphia (USA)
2007 Galerie V&V Wien (A)
2008 MOBILIA Gallery, Cambridge-Boston, MA. (
USA )
Public Collections
New York Cooper Hewitt Museum; Amsterdam,
Stedelijk Museum; Berlin, Kunstgewerbe Museum,
SMPK; Jerusalem, Israel Museum of Art; Kyoto, National Museum of Modern Art; Pforzheim, Schmuckmuseum; Wien, Museum für angewandte Kunst;
Helsinki, Taideteollisuus Museo (Design Museum);
München, Stadtmuseum München, Danner Stiftung
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Karl Fritsch
Die Neue Sammlung,
Staatliches Museum für angewandte Kunst, Design
in der Pinakothek der Moderne, München;
Trondheim, Njordenfeldske Kunstindustriemuseum;
Kopenhagen, Det Danske Kunstindustriemuseum;
Stuttgart, Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen;
Cleveland, Cleveland Crafts Centre, (GB);
Oslo, Kunstindustriemuseum;
Perth, Art Gallery of Western Australia;
Honolulu Academy of Art;
Hamburg Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe;
Tokyo, Hiko Mizuno College of Jewellery;
Karlsruhe Badisches Landsmuseum;
S/HertogenboschMuseum Het Kruithuis (NL);
Leipzig, Grassi Museum;
London, Royal College of Art, Viktoria and Albert
Museum;
Turnov, Museum Ceskeho Rajé;
Montreal,Montreal Museum of Decorative Arts;
Padova, Museo del Gioiello d’ Autore;
Philadelphia, Philadelphia Museum of Art (USA);
Houston, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (USA);
Canberra, National Gallery of Australia (AUS);
Boston, Boston Museum of Fine Arts (USA).
Awards
1975 + 1980 Goldmedaille beim “Benvenuto Cellini”
Wettbewerb
1974 “Das schönste Perljuwel”, Preis, “Diamanten
Heute”, De Beers, 1. Preis
1984 Preis des Landes Berlin
1991 Herbert Hoffmann Gedächtnis Preis, IHMMünchen
2000 Herbert Hoffmann Gedächtnis Preis, IHMMünchen
2004 Grassi Preis Leipzig, Museum für Kunsthandwerk-Grassi, Leipzig
1963, Sonthofen,Germany.
Solo exhibitions (a Selection)
1995 Galerie Ra, Amsterdam;
1996 Jewellers’werk Gallery, Washington; Galerie
Spektrum, München;
1997 Schmuckgalerie Moser, Baar;
1998 Jewellers’werk Gallery, Washington; Gallery
Funaki, Melbourne;
1999 Galeria Hipotesi, Barcelona;
2000 Fingers Gallery, Auckland with Lisa Walker;
Galerie Ra, Amsterdam; Jewellers’Werk Gallery,
Washington;
2001 Galerie Spektrum, München; Gallery Yu, Tokyo; Galerie Schmuckraum, Hannover;
2002 StudioGR 20, Padua; 2003 Galerie Viceversa,
Lausanne; Galerie `La Ruota` Cortina;
2004 Gallerie Hnoss, Göteborg; Gallery M, Cleveland, Ohio; Jewellerswerk Gallery Washington;
Gallerie Ra, Amsterdam; Gallery Funaki, Melbourne;
Neues Museum, Nürnberg;
2005 Gallery Funaki, Melbourne; Galerie SchmuckKunst-Kultur, Zug; Galerie Hélène Porée, Paris; Gallery deux poissons, Tokio; Galerie Sophie Lachaert,
Tielrode;
2006 Fingers Gallery Auckland; 2007 Stedelijk Museum ´s Hertogenbosch, Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim ; 2008 BKV Galerie, München
Group Exhibitions (a Selection)
1993 Gold oder Leben, Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus, München;
1994 Goud Alleen, Galerie Louise Smit, Amsterdam;
1995 4th Generation, Jewelry from Munich,
Woods-Gerry Gallery, Providence;
1996 Subjects 96, Art Center, Retretti (FIN), Bergen;
Jewellery in Europe and America: New Times, New
Thinking, Crafts Council London;
1997 Brooching It Diplomatically, Gallery Helen
Drutt, Philadelphia; Jewellery Moves, Royal Museum, Edingburgh;
1998 Micro Organism, Gallery Wooster Gardens,
New York; Galerie Biró, München with Berthold
Reiß; Galerie Christian Nagel Köln, with Gabi Dziuba;
2000 Spectaculum, Museum für Angewandte Kunst,
Tallinn; Kunst Hautnah, Künstlerhaus Wien; 2001
Schmuck Lebt!, Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim; The
Dowse Art Museum, Wellington with Lisa Walker;
Gallery Funaki, Melbourne with Lisa Walker; Nocturnus, Pädaste; Galerie Sophie Lachaert, Tielrode with
Philip Sajet; Mikromegas, American Craftmuseum
New York; The Ring, Wustum Museum of Fine Art,
Chicago;
2002 Fünf Goldschmiede, Goetheinstitut Budapest;
Städtische Galerie im Rathausfletz, Neuburg with
Robert Baines; Extrakt Junge Schmuckdesigner in
Deutschland, Bauhaus-Archiv, Museum für Gestaltung, Berlin; Experiment Schmuck, Angermuseum
Erfurt; Danner-Preis, Kunstsammlung der Veste Coburg; Gallerie Huber Goueffon, München with Erica
Overmeer;
2003 Espace Solidor, Haut-de-Cagnes, with Robert Baines; Galleria Hipotesi,Barcelona, with Tasso
Mattar; Deutschland – Neuseeland, Galerie Biro,
München; Germany – New Zealend, Anna Bibby
Gallery Auckland; 2004 Gioielleria Contemporanea,
Studio GR 20 ,Padua; Self, Angel Row Gallery,
Nottingham ; Maker Wearer Viewer, Contemporary
Narrativ European Jewellery, Mackintosh Gallery,
Glasgow; Ohne Schmuck keine Heimat, Heimatpflegeinformationszentrum des Bezirks Oberbayern,
Kloster Benediktbeuern; “Simposium Lisboa
2004`, Galeria Reverso, Lisabon; The Turnov Collection, National Museum of Archäology, Lissabon;
Contact, Massachusetts College of Art, Boston;
Geel Metalliek, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam; 2005
Collect, Victoria and Albert Museum, London; Fools
Gold, The Embassy Gallery, Edinburgh;
2006 Kunstmesse München, BKV Galerie; Frieze
Art Fair London 2006, with Francis Upritchard, Kate
MacGarry Gallery, London; Art Cologne 2006, with
Thomas Palme, Galerie van der Grinten. Köln.
Works in Public collections
Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; Danner-rotunde,
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Karl Fritsch
Svenja John
Pinakothek der Moderne, München;
Alice und Louis Koch Kollektion, Schweiz; The Helen
Drutt Collection, Philadelphia;
Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg; Royal
College of Art, London; Museo Del Gioello d‘autore,
Padua; Schmuck und Edelstein Museum, Turnov;
Espace Solidor, Haut-de-Cagnes; Schmuck Museum
Pforzheim; Anger Museum Erfurt; The Hiko Mizuno
Collection, Tokio; Auckland Museum, Auckland; Te
Papa National Museum , Wellington; Stedelijk Museum, ´s Hertogenbosch.
Awards
1985 Preis der Goldschmiedeschule Pforzheim;
1992 Belobigung des Verbandes der Deutschen
Schmuck- und Silberwarenindustrie; Stipendium der
Jubiläumsstiftung der Landeshauptstadt München;
1995 Herbert-Hoffmann-Gedächtnispreis, Internationale Handwerksmesse München; 96 Förderpreis für
angewandte Kunst der Landeshauptstadt München.
Stadtgoldschmied der Stadt Erfurt;
1999 Förderpreis 99 des Förderkreises Bildende
Kunst in Nürnberg;
2000 Goldstipendium der Firma C. Hafner, Pforzheim; Staatlicher Förderungspreis für junge Künstlerinnen und Künstler, München;
2006 Françoise van den Bosch Award
Selected bibliography
Das Schöne, das Nützliche und die Kunst. Hrsg.
Dannerstiftung, die Neue Sammlung, Staatliches
Museum für Angewandte Kunst, München, Stuttgart
1996
New Times, New Thinking, Jewellery in Europe and
Amerika, Ralph Turner, Thames and Hudson, London 1996
Subjects 96, international jewellery art exhibition,
Helsinki 1996
Jewellery Moves, Ornament for the 21st Century,
National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh,1998
Brooching it Diplomatically, A Tribute to Madelaine K.
Albright, Helen Drutt, Philadelphia 1998
Schmuck, Kunst am Körper, Edition Galerie Slavik,
Wien 1999
Schmuck der Moderne 1960-1998, Bestandkatalog
Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim/Stuttgart 1999.
Design Source Book Jewellery, by David Watkins.
New Holland Publisher, London 1999
Schmuck 2000, Rückblicke, Visionen. Hrsg. Ebner
Verlag, Ulm 2000
Gioielleria Contemporanea in Europa, Studio GR 20,
Padua , 2000
20 Jahre Galerie Spektrum, München 2001
Karl Fritsch – Schmuck, O Book Publisher, Amsterdam 2001
10 Jahre Galerie Biro, München 2002
Experiment Schmuck, Das Erfurter Schmucksymposium 1984-2002, Erfurt 2002
Luxe Interior. Joieria Contemporania International,
Fondatio `la Caixa`, Barcelona 2003
Mikromegas, 219 Schmucknadeln, Bayerischer Kunstgewerbeverein München, München 2001
Schmuck Lebt, Eine neue Generation, Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim, Pforzheim 2002
Extrakt, Junge Schmuckdesigner in Deutschland,
Bauhaus-Archiv, Museum für Gestaltung,Berlin 2002
Ohne Schmuck keine Heimat, Fünf Goldschmiede
aus München, Heimatpflege- informationszentrum
Des Bezirks Oberbayern in Benediktbeuern 2004
Self, A Craftspace Touring Exhibition, Angel Row
Gallery, Nottingham 2004
1000 Rings, Robert Ebendorf for Lark Books , Ashville NC, USA 2005
30 years Gallery Ra, Amsterdam, 2006
New Directions in Jewellery, Black Dog Publishing,
London, 2006
“Metrosideros Robusta”, Darling Publications, Cologne 2006
”The Baby Brick – The Lim Collection”, Darling Publications, Cologne 2007
1963, Duisburg, west Germany
AWARDS
2007 Bayerischer Staatspreis, Munich 2004 HerbertHofmann-Preis, IHM, Munich
2000 Bayerischer Staatspreis, Munich
1999 Landespreis Berlin.
WORKS IN PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
Kunstgewerbemuseum, Berlin; Grassi Museum,
Leipzig; American Craft Museum, New York; Material
ConneXion, New York;
Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg; Danner
Stiftung, Munich; Hiko Mizuno Collection, Tokyo;
Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim;
Lotte Reimers-Stiftung, Deidesheim/Deutsche Weinstraße; Mint Museum of Craft + Design, New York.
SOLO EXHIBITION (selection)
2007 Kaluza Galerie Oona, Berlin. Caleidoscopie,
Gallery ab OVO, Todi.
2005 Polycolometron Gallery Sienna,Lenox. Xoa
Galerie Oona, Berlin.
2004 Polycolometron Galerie aurum, Frankfurt.
2003 transparenz 10 Zehn Jahre Kunststoffschmuck
von Svenja John, Museum für Angewandte Kunst,
Köln. Tube Galerie
Jewelers`Werk, Washington.
2002 - 2003 tube Galerie Biró, München.
2002 Sanofie Galerie Oona, Berlin. Schmuckstücke
in Pavé Galerie IBO, Klagenfurt.
2001 Plastisch fantastisch Galerie IBO, Klagenfurt.
2000 Balance Galerie Biró, München.
PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
2006 non omne estaurum quod splendet, Gallery
Sofie Lachaert, Beligium
2005 Proposte - Prosals Galleria Maurer Zilioli, Italy.
A SUMMER CELEBRATION: An assemblage of
artists +thoughts + materials = jewelery, Pacini Lubel
Gallery, Seattle
2005 Die Sprache der Dinge Theodor-Zink Museum,
Kaiserslautern Arbeiten internationaler Künstler aus
der Lotte Reimers-Stiftung
2005 Meister der Moderne internationale Handwerksmesse München. Alternatives: Materials/Means
Bannister Gallery, Providence, Rhode. Hanging in
Balance
Adair Margo Gallery, El Paso Texas. collect Galerie
Ra, London
2004 Treasures from the Vault Museum of Arts+ Design, New York. Contemporary Applied Art London.
Loot!
2004 Museum of Arts + Design, New York. Contemporary Applied Art London
2003 Schmuck’2004 München, IHK München. All
That Glitters Isn’t Gold Gallery Sienna, New York.
Kunst im Finkenschlag Galerie Vera Winkler, Stuttgart. Joieria contemorània London.
Contemporary Applied Art CaixaForum, Barcelona.
New Alternatives Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea.
Sofa Galerie Jewelers´Werk, New York.
10 Jahre Galerie Biró Museum für Angewandte
Kunst, Budapest
2002 extrakt bauhaus archiv, Berlin. Sofa Galerie
Jewelers´Werk, New York. Schmuck lebt! Eine neue
Generation
Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim. Mikromegas München,
New York, Genève, Tokyo, Sydny, Perth, Padua
2001 Schmuck`2001 München. Avantgarde im
neuen Jahrtausend Bremen
2000 Spectaculum Kunsthandwerkmuseum, Tallinn.
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Sally Marsland
Sally Marsland
1969, Mount Beauty, Australia
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2005 Why are you like this and not like that? Galerie
Ra at KunstRai, Amsterdam
2004 Why are you like this and not like that? Gallery
Funaki, Melbourne
2003 Coloured Bodies, Gallery Leivo, Stockholm;
2002 Flat Colour, Gallery Funaki, Melbourne; What
and how, Galerie Ra, Amsterdam
2001 Almost Black, Gallery Funaki, Melbourne; Almost Black, Jewelers’ Werk, Washington; Coloured
Bodies, Galerie Biro, Munich
1997 A Group of Juicy Green Protrusions (with Nicholas Bastin), Craft Victoria, Melbourne.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS (a selection)
2008 Salon International, Monash University, Faculty of Art & Design, Faculty Gallery, Melbourne;
Die Wahnsinns Fette Beute, Die Neue Sammlung Staatliches Museum für angewandte Kunst /Design
in der Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich
2007 Australian Contemporary @ Co[]ect 2007,
Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Galerie s o @
Collect 2007, Victoria and Albert Museum,
London; Australian Vessels and Objects, Galerie Ra,
Amsterdam
2006 Colin & Cecily Rigg Contemporary Design
Award, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne Galerie s o @ Collect ‘06, Victoria and Albert Museum,
London
2005, Uncanny, Artspace, Auckland; Galerie s o @
Collect ‘05, Victoria and Albert Museum, London;
Make the Common Precious, Craft Victoria, Melbourne
2004 Salon International, Muenchener Rathaus,
Munich
2003, Inner luxury. International contemporary jewellery, Caixa Forum, Barcelona; Chained, Galerie Sophie Lachaert, Ghent, Metal Element 5, Quadrivium,
Sydney, Subtle Body, Jam Factory Centre for Craft &
Design, Adelaide
2002 Goldfields Ozgold 2002 Award, Quadrivium
(and touring Australia), Sydney; Schmuck 2002,
Internationale Handwerkmesse München, Munich;
City of Hobart Art Prize, Tasmanian Museum and Art
Gallery, Hobart; Gold Virtuosi, Vicenza Fair, Venice
2001 Mikromegas, Bayerische Kunstverein, Munich+
touring New York/Geneva/Sydney/Auckland
2000 Frankfurt International Craft Triennale, Museum für Angewandte Kunst, Frankfurt / AGSA,
Adelaide / Object, Sydney; The World Of Jewellery,
Haus der Kunst, Munich; Quintet, Jam Factory Centre for Craft & Design, Adelaide
1999 Die Frücte unserer Arbeit, Akademie der
Bildenden Künste, Munich, Trace, Museum of Arts
Crafts, Itami
1998 Schmuck ‘98, Internationalen Handwerksmesse, Munich, Undercurrents, Itami City Craft Center, Itami / Ueno no Mori Museum, Tokyo, Jewellery
Today, National Museums of Scotland, Edinburg,
New Jewellery from Australia, Galerie Ra, Amsterdam, Past Tense / Future Perfect, Craft West, Perth /
Centre for Contemporary Craft, Sydney
1997 City of Hobart Art Prize, Carnegie Gallery, Hobart, Contemporary Wearables 1997, Toowomba Art
Gallery; Colin & Cecily Rigg Prize For Craft, National
Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Metal/Vessels/Jewels, Shanghai Museum, Shanghai / Queensland Art
Gallery, Brisbane, Talente’
97, Internationalen Handwerksmesse, Munich.
PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
Museum für Angewandte Kunst, Frankfurt am Main
Die Neue Sammlung; Staatliches Museum für angewandte Kunst/
Design in der Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich;
Powerhouse Museum, Sydney; National Gallery of
Victoria, Melbourne; Queensland Art Gallery,
Brisbane; Toowomba Art Gallery, Toowoomba; Hiko
Mizuno College of Jewellery, Tokyo; Hobart City
Council, Hobart; Curtin University,
Perth; Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth; NationalGallery of Australia, Canberra; Art Gallery of
South Australia, Adelaide; ABN-AMRO,
Amsterdam; Stichting van den Bosch-Foundation,
Stedlijk Museum, Amsterdam.
SELECTED AWARDS/GRANTS
2006 Colin & Cecily Rigg Contemporary Design
Award;
2002 Herbert Hofmann Prize, Schmuck 2002; Goldfields Ozgold 2002 Award, City of Hobart Art Prize
(Highly Commended)
2001 Arts Victoria Grant (Development/Export &
Touring), Australia Council for the Arts Grant (New
Work)
1999 DAAD Stipendium 1998 Queen’s Trust Grant
for Young Australians
1997 City of Hobart Art Prize Australia Council for
the Arts Grant (Development).
CATALOGUES / BOOKS:
Die Wahnsinns Fette Beute (Arnoldsche Art Publishers) 2008.
Australian Contemporary Co[]ect 2007.
Craft Unbound, Craftsman House - New Art Series
(Thames & Hudson Australia) 2006.
Luxe Interior, Joieria Contemporania, Internacional.
500 Brooches (Lark Books) USA.
500 Metal Vessels (Lark Books) USA.
Colin & Cecily Rigg Contemporary Design Award,
2006.
Uncanny, Artspace, 2005.
Goldfields Ozgold 2002 Award.
Schmuck 2002.
City of Hobart Art Prize 2002.
Mikromegas, 2001.
Junge Kunst in Bayern 2001 Kalendar.
almost black, ISBN 0-9581774-0-6, Melbourne 2002.
flat colour, ISBN 0-9581774-0-6, Melbourne 2002.
some work between 1997-2000, ISBN 0-646-412442 Melbourne 2001.
2000 Frankfurt International Craft Triennale .Quintet,Jam Factory, Adelaide 2000.
Trace, Museum of Arts Crafts, Itami, 1999.
Schmuck ‘98.
Undercurrents, Itami City Craft Center, Itami / Ueno
no Mori Museum, Tokyo.
Jewellery Today, National Museums of Scotland,
Edinburgh.
New Jewellery from Australia, Galerie Ra, Amsterdam.
Past Tense / Future Perfect, Craft West, Perth .
City of Hobart Art Prize 1998.
Contemporary Wearables 1997.
104 105 Colin & Cecily Rigg Prize For Craft, 1997.
Metal/Vessels/Jewels, Shanghai Museum, 1997.
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Annelies Planteijdt
1956, Rotterdam, The Netherland.
PERSONAL EXHIBITIONS (a selection)
since 1984 at: Nouvelles images-studio Ton Berends-The Hague; Marzee-Nijmegen; Ra-Amsterdam; Galerie Slavik-Vienna; Museum Het Kruithuis-Den Bosch; Galerie Helene Poree-Paris; Villa de
Bondt-Gent.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS (a selection) ( *=book or
catalogue )
1982 Visions on jewelry-Stedelijk Museum-Amsterdam 1983 *The jewelry project-London
1985 *New traditions-Great Britain; *Attitudes-Nl-GBBe-De
1987 *Prospectiva-Barcelona; *Concepts,comments,process-Montreal
1989 *Ornamenta-Pforzheim;*Combs-Marzee-Nijmegen-Musem Boymans van Beuningen-Rotterdam
1990 *News from the Netherlands-Gulbenkian Museum-Lisbon;*Triennale europeen du byou-Musee
du Luxembourg-Paris 1991 *Europaisches Kunsthandwerk-Stuttgart
1992 *Bjou Triennale-Musee des arts decoratifs-Paris 1993 *Designprize-Kunsthal-Rotterdam
1994 *Signs and chains-Gemeentemuseum-Arnhem 1995 *Handwerksmesse-Munchen ( also in
1980/82/83/2002 )
1996 *Repetitionstravelling exhibition in the U.S.A.
1997 *Passion and profession-Galerie 106 Ra-Amsterdam
1998 *Jewellery moves-Scottish Museum-Edinburgh
1999 *The ring-Sylvie Lambert-Paris ( book and
travelling exhibition in the u.s.a. ); *Jjewellery-David
Watkins-London ( book )
2000 *The ego adorned-Antwerp; *Jewels of mind
and mentality-Museum het kruithuis-Den bosch
2002 *21 tiaras for maxima-Museum het kruithuis-Den bosch
2003 *Roermond’s choise-Stedelijk Museum Rroermond/Marzee-Roermond
2004 Studio Marijke-Padova 2005 *Pensieri prezio-
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si-Goldschmiedehaus-Hanau
2006 *Schmuck-Handwerksmesse-Muenchen/Museum for arts and design-New York; *Radiant-Galerie
Ra-Amsterdam
2007 *Galerie Marzee-Nijmegen 2008 *Helen Drutt
collection-Renwick Gallery/Smithsonian American
Art Museum-Washington dc.
COLLECTIONS
Stedelijk Museum-Amsterdam; Museum Boymans
van Beuningen-Rotterdam; Gemeentemuseum-The
Hague;
Gemeentemuseum-Arnhem; Apeldoorns museum-Apeldoorn; Textielmuseum-Tilburg;
Museum het kruithuis-Den Bosch; Zeeuws museum-Middelburg;
Marzee collectie-Galerie Marzee-Nijmegen;
Knapp collection-New York;
Rotasa Foundation-U.S.A.;
lovak National Gallery-Bratislava;
Musee des arts decoratifs-Paris;
Neue Sammlung-Pinakothek der Moderne-Munchen.
AWARDS
1990 Emmy van Leersum Prize-Fonds voor de kun
sten-Amsterdam
1993-Nomination Designprize-Rotterdam
1996 Nomination Ra-award-Galerie Ra-Amsterdam
2000 Feja-Vienna (first european jewellery award)
2004 Marzee prize-Galerie Marzee-Nijmegen
2006-Herbert Hoffmann prize-Muenchen
2007 Absolute beauty-Int.Silverart competition-Legnica (honourable mention)
2008 Friedrich Beckerpreis-Hanau (honourable
mention).
1954 Padua, Italy.
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
1984 Galerie Pulitzer, Amsterdam;
1986 Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen
1987 Galerie Louise Smith, Amsterdam; Galerie
Marzee, Nijmegen
1990 Galerie Treykorn, Berlin
1991 Rarefrazioni, Galleria Civica, Padua
1992 New Jewels Gallery, Knokke Zoute
1995 Galerie Treykorn, Berlin
1998 Galerie Hélène Porée, Paris; Galerie Marzee,
Nijmegen
2004 Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
1973 Concorso arti orafe. “UNO A ERRE “, Arezzo
1974-75-78 Internationale Schmuckschau FORM
UND QUALITAT, IHM, München; Armschmuck,
Schmuckmuseum, Pforzheim
1981 Galerie Atrium, Basel; Galerie Am Graben,
Wien; Internationale Kunstmesse, Basel
1982 Schmuck und Gerät, Sonderschau der Internationalen Handwerksmesse, München
1983 5th Tokyo Triennal, Isetan Art Museum, Tokyo;
Nabio Gallery, Osaka; 10 Orafi Padovani, Schmuckmuseum, Pforzheim; Deutsches Goldschmiedehaus,
Hanau; Provinciaal Diamant Museum, Antwerpen;
Museum Bellerive, Zürich
1984 Electrum Gallery, London
1986 6th Tokyo Triennal, Yurakucho Art Forum, Tokyo; Tsukashin Hall, Osaka; XIV Biennale Internazionale del Bronzetto, Museo Civico
agli Eremitani, Padua
1987 Joeria Europea Contemporania, Fundacion
Caixa de Pensions, Barcelona; 1° Biennale du Bijou,
Bibliothèque
Forney Hôtel de Sens, Paris 1988 1° Biennale del
Gioiello Svizzero, Villa Malpensata, Lugano; Benson
& Hedges Gold:”ART+DESIGN”, Museum
für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg; Stadmuseum,
Dusseldorf; Deutsches Goldschmiedehaus, Hanau;
Gallerie Pels-Leusden Villa Grisebach, Berlin
1989 Signaturen, Stiftung gold und silber schmiedekunst, Schwabisch Gmund Kestner Museum,
Hannover / Goldschmiedehaus, Hanau; Galerie V &
V, Wien; Schmuck Europa 90, Internationalen Frankfurter Herbstmesse, Frankfurt; Gioielli e Legature.
Artisti del XX secolo, BibliotecaTrivulziana-Castellosforzesco, Milan 1992 III Triennale du Bijou, Musée
des Arts Décoratifs, Paris
1993 The Art of Jewellery, Setagaya Art Museum,
Tokyo; Itami City Craft Center, Osaka
1995 Gold-Silver, American Crafts Museum, New
York 1996 Jewelry in Europe and America, New
Times, New Thinking, Craft Council Gallery, London;
9 Orafi Italiani, Galerie Sofie Lachaert, Gent
1998 Schmuck aus Padua, Landesmuseum Joanneum, Graz; British Gold Italian Gold, The Scottish
Gallery, Edinburgh, Studio GR.20, Padua
1999 Hommage an dr. Herbert Hofman, Galerie
Handwerk, München
2000 All Jewels, Museum fur Gestaltung, Zürich
2001 L’arte del Gioiello e il Gioiello d’Artista dal ‘900
ad oggi, Museo degli Argenti-Palazzo Pitti, Firenze;
Immaginazione Aurea Artisti Orafi e Orafi Artisti in
Italia nel Secondo Novecento, Mole Vanvitelliana,
Ancona; Mikromegas, Bayerischer Kunstgewerbe-Verein, München; Galerie für Angewandte Kunst,
München; American Craft Museum, New York; Radiant Geometries, American Craft Museum, New York
2002 Master pieces - Capolavori, Palazzo Bricherasio, Turin
2007 SOFA, Cichago
2008 Gioielli d’Autore Padova e la Scuola dell’Oro,
Palazzo della Ragione, Padua.
AWARDS
1973 Concorso oreficeria “UNO A ERRE”, Arezzo
1983 International Jewellery Art Prize, 5th Tokyo
Triennal, Tokyo
1988 Herbert Hofmann Preis, Schmuckszene 88,
München; 3 Preis “ART + DESIGN”, Benson &
Hedges Gold, Hamburg
1990 Bayerischer Staatspreis, Goldmedaille,
München; Honourable Mention “SIGNATUREN”,
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Schwabisch Gmund.
COLLECTIONS
Collection Marzée, Nijmegen; Die Neue Sammlung,
Staatliches Museum für Angewangte Kunst, Design
in der Pinakothek der
Moderne, Dauerleihgabe der Danner-Stiftung,
München; Hiko Mizuno College, Tokyo; Inge Asembaum, Wien; Landesmuseum Joanneum, Graz;
Musée des Arts Décoratifs - Palais du Louvre, Paris
; Royal College of Art, London; Schmuckmuseum,
Pforzheim. Studio GR 20, Padova .
BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1983 F. FALK (a cura di), 10 orafi
padovani - Moderne Goldschmiedekunst aus Italien,
Pforzheim;
1985 B. CARTLIDGE, Twentieth-Century Jewelry,
New York, Harry N. Abrams. Inc.;
1989 MARZEE (a cura di), Combs, K?mme, Peignes, Kammen, Pettini, A collection of combs, Nijmegen 1991; L. E. FRANCALANCI, G. SEGATO (a
cura di), Rarefrazioni, Padova;
1992 J. Y. LE MIGNOT, D. GIRAUDY, C. BIZOT,
IIIième Triennale du Bijou, Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris ;
1993 M. KOCH, O. KÜNZLI, Schmuck: Die Sammlung der Danner - Stiftung, Galerie für Angewandte
Kunst, Bayerischen Kunstgewerbe-Vereins,
München; D. WATKINS, The Best in Contemporary
Jewellery, London, Pro-art, B.T. Batsford; 1
994 R. TURNER, Jewellery in Europe and America, New times, New thinking, London, Thames and
Hudson Ed.;
2001 E. CRISPOLTI (a cura di), Immaginazione
aurea - Artisti orafi e Orafi artisti in Italia nel secondo
900, Milano, Silvana editoriale; U. ILSE-NEUMAN (a
cura di), Radiant Geometries, Fifteen International
Jewelers, New York, ed. Nancy Preu; M. MOSCO,
(a cura di), L’arte del gioiello e il gioiello d’artista
dal 900 ad oggi, Museo degli Argenti - Palazzo Pitti,
Firenze, C. E. Giunti;
2002 E. BIFFI GENTILI, A. LECLERCQ (a cura di),
Masterpieces/Capolavori l’artista artigiano tra Picasso e Sottsass,
Torino, Fondazione per il libro, la musica e la cultura;
2005 L. LENTI, M. C. BERGESIO (a cura di), Dizionario del gioiello Italiano del XIX e
XX secolo, Torino, Umberto Allemandi; G. FOLCHINI
GRASSETTO (a cura di), Contemporary Jewellery The Padua school, Gioielleria Contemporanea - La
scuola di Padova, Stuttgard, ed. Arnoldsche
2006 M. CISOTTO (a cura di), Pensieri preziosi 3 assemblaggi, geometrie, mito e memoria nei lavori di
Kruger, Peters, Cuyàs, Visintin, Padova, ed. Il Prato;
2008 M.CISOTTO NALON, A.M.SPIAZZI (a cura di)
Gioiello d’Autore, la Scuola dell’Oro, Umberto Allemandi &C. Turin.
1967, Wellington, New Zealand.
SOLO EXHIBITIONS (a selection)
1992 Brooches, Fingers, Auckland, Lynx, Christchurch, New Zealand
1994 Stacks Fingers, Auckland
1996 New Work Masterworks, Auckland, New Zealand, Avid, Wellington, New Zealand
2000 Butterflies Wrapped in Silver Absolute Funk
Fingers, Auckland; Rare New Zealand Meat With A
Bit Of German Spice Domestic Royalty, Contemporary Jewellery From Munich The European Centre
Of Jewellery Ribena together with Karl Fritsch;
2001 Dowse Art Museum, Wellington, New Zealand,
Schmuck, together with Karl Fritsch; Mari Funaki
Gallery, Melbourne, Australia, The Emerald Animal,
together with Karl Fritsch; Galerie Oona, Berlin,
Germany, Two Shining Stars From The Southern
Hemisphere, together with Helen Britton; Galerie
Biro, Munich, Germany, Hilke
2002 Galerie Ra, Amsterdam, Haberdashery
2003 Geschaeft, Munich, Germany, Schmuck von
Henrietta Schuster and Lisa Walker; Jewelerswerk
Galerie, Washington, USA, Glued, Bashed, Sewn,
Squashed, Chrucked, Painted, Soldered, Licked
2004 Hipotesi, Barcelona, Spain, Jewellery; Galerie
Oona, Berlin, Lecker, jewellery, throwing, clothes,
rubbish, sewing, spewing, stuff, pearls, fluorescent
cultural catastrophe, wearing it, trash, gold, regurgitation, concentration, cetail, feathers sind einfach
gut, our world playground, groovy title, occidental
utopian accident part 1 & 2, together with Chicks On
Speed;
2005 Kunstrai with Galerie Ra, Amsterdam, Glued,
Bashed, Sewn, Squashed, Chucked Painted, Soldered, Licked;
Galerie Biro, Munich, Neue Arbeiten;
2006 Gallery Funaki, Melbourne, Australia, Zerfügt,
together with Henrietta Schuster
2007 Jewelerswerk Galerie, Washington, Unwearable; Fingers Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand, Lisa
Walker and Karl Fritsch
2008 Galerie Goethe, Munich, Gold and Bones.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS (a selection)
1992 Fingers, Auckland, New Zealand, Sound in
Jewellery
1993 Masterworks, Auckland New Zealand, Body
Adornment; Fingers, Auckland, New Zealand,
Soltice; The Gallery, Whangarei, New Zealand, Four
NZ Women Jewellers
1994 Fingers, Auckland, New Zealand, Group Show;
Lynx, Christchurch, New Zealand, Workshop 6
Group Show
1995 Fingers, Auckland, New Zealand, Now and
Then; Schmuckszene, Munich; Fingers, Auckland,
New Zealand, Annual Group Show; Lynx, Christchurch, New Zealand, Rings; Arts Academy, Wellington, New Zealand, NZ Crafts in the 90´s
1996 Jewellerswerk Gallery, Washington, USA,
10 Years On, selection of past 107 students work;
Gallery Funaki, Melbourne, Australia, Work from
Students of the Munich Arts Acadamy;
1997 Galerie Wittenbrink, Munich, Germany, Gefaess;
1998 Workshop 6, Auckland, New Zealand, Pretty
1999 Army Barracks, Munich, Germany, Domagk
Tage, with Felix Lindner and Karl Fritsch; Studio
GR20, Padua, Italy, Gioielli Contemporanei L’alternativa Al Prezioso; Galerie Biro, Munich, Germany,
Vom Geist Des Schmucks; Army Barracks, Munich,
Germany, Grosse Kunst Ausstellung; Ausstellungsraum Balanstrasse, Munich, Germany, Kleine
Grosse Kunst Ausstellung
2000 Haus der Kunst, Munich, Germany, INS, selected students from the Munich Arts Acadamy; Fingers, Auckland, New Zealand, Fingers Group Show
2001 Bayerische Kunst Verein, Munich, Mikromegas, also travelled to: American Craft Museum, New
York; Museum D´Art et D´Histoire, Geneva, Hiko
Mizuno College of Jewellery, Tokyo; John Curtin
Gallery, Perth, Australia; Deutsche Goldschmiedehaus Hanau, Germany, Von Wegen, jewellery from
Munich; Galerie der Künstler, Munich
2002 Schmuck 2002, Munich; Galerie Ra, Amsterdam, Holland, Lepels/Spoons, also travelled to: Klingenmuseum, Solingen, Museum het Kruithuis, Den
Bosch, Ruthin Crafts Centre, Ruthin, Wales, Dorman
Museum, Middlesborough, Museum Boijmans van
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Beuningen, Rotterdam, Holland
2003 Anna Bibby Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand,
20 Years Between Munich and New Zealand, also
travelled to: Galerie Biro, Munich, SOFA, New York,
Galerie Biro, Munich, Group Exhibition, Luitpold
Lounge, Munich, Ornament
2004 Schmuck 2004 Munich
2005 FAD Design Centre, Barcelona, Spain - Chicks
On Speed and invited guests; The Embassy Gallery,
Edinburgh, Scotland, Fools Gold, Galerie Pontenplas, Gent, Belgium, I Die Where I Get Hooked, Jam
Factory, Adelaide, Australia, Shades Of Gray, Choice
- German Contemporary Jewellery, travelled to:
Museum of Arts and Crafts, Itami, Gallery YU, Hiko
Mizuno College, Tokyo, Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim, Museum CODA, Apeldoorn, Holland, Turnov
Museum, Tschechien; Fundacao Centro Cultural de
Belem, Lisabon, The Nomad Room;
2006 Muse Museum, Sydney, Australia, JOC, Jewellery Out of Context, also travelled to: Objectspace,
Auckland, New Zealand; Mary E. Black Gallery, Halifax, Canada, CODA Museum, Apeldoorn, Holland;
Schmuck 2006 , Munich, also travelled to: Museum
of Arts and Design, New York
2007 Schmuck 2007, Munich, also travelled to:
Oratorio di San Rocco, Padua, Collect, London, with
Galerie S O 2008 Bayerische Kunstgewerbe Verein
at the Munich Handwerksmesse, Museum of Modern
Art, Munich, Des Wahnsinns Fette Beute, Gmunden,
Austraia, Skill by the Craft Think Tank travelled to
Contemporary Applied Arts, London.
COLLECTIONS
Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin, New Zealand; Auckland Museum, Auckland, New Zealand; Te Papa
Museum, Wellington, New Zealand Dowse Art Museum, Wellington, New Zealand; Bollman Collection,
Vienna, Austria
AWARDS
1991 Meisterschulerin (head student) by Professor
Otto Künzli
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1992 New Zealand Arts Council grant 1995 Creative
New Zealand grant;
1997 Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst
scholarship 1996-2001 Scholarship for foreign students, State Ministry of Science, Research, and Art,
Germany
2003 HSP Nachfolgestipendium - scholarship, State
Ministry of Culture, Germany
2005 Creative New Zealand grant Studio Support Arts Council Munich, grant;
2006 Steiner Stiftung Munich - grant
2007 Förderpreis der Stadt München (City of Munich
scholarship)
2008 Darling Publications Award - Best Jeweller of
the Year
PUBLICATIONS
1993 Open Heart, Dowse Art Museum, Wellington .
1995 Schmuckszene 1995, Munich Handwerksmesse.
1996 Tenth, Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin.
1997 Pretty, Workshop 6, Auckland.
1998 Piece on Earth, Lynx, Christchurch.
2000 Mikromegas, Bayerische Kunstgewerbe Verein, Munich.
2002 Schmuck 2002, Munich Handwerksmesse; 10
Jahre Galerie Biro, Munich
2002 Lisa Walker, Munich; .Lepels/Spoons, Galerie
Ra, Amsterdam
2004 Schmuck 2004, Munich Handwerksmesse.
2004 Lisa Walker, Munich, own catalogue.
2005 Fools Gold, The Embassy Gallery, Edinburgh.
2005 Choice - German Contemporary Jewellery,
travelled to Japan and Germany. The Nomad Room,
Fundacao Centro Cultural de Belem, Lisbon, Portugal.
2006 JOC, Jewellery Out of Context, Muse Museum,
Sydney.
2006 Schmuck 2006, Munich Handwerksmesse.
2006 Whiteboard Jewellery Event, Wellington, New
Zealand Radiant 30 Years Galerie Ra, Amsterdam.
2006New Directions in Jewellery 2, Black Dog Publishing, London.
2007 Schmuck 2007, Munich Handwerksmesse.
2007 Jewelleries/Schmuck, own catalogue, Förderpreis der Stadt München.
2007 Remember Me, Lure, Dunedin, New Zealand.
2007 Metalsmith Magazine, USA, catalogue issue.
2008 Unwearable, Darling Publications, Cologne
and New York.
2008 As Good As Gold , Hokianga, New Zealand,
catalogue.
2008 Overcast, Dowse Art Museum, Wellington,
New Zealand, catalogue.
2008 Contemporary Art at Wittelsbacherplatz, Munich 850 Year Birthday celebrations.
EDITION 2009
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PROMOTERS
Lucca Preziosa 2009
is organized by:
Le Arti Orafe, Jewellery School & Academy, Firenze
and Lucca
Ganjam, Bangalore
Lucca Preziosa Association, Lucca
With the support of:
Lucca’s city Council
APT Lucca (Province’s Tourism office)
Italian Embassy in India
Italian Institute of Culture, Delhi
inhorgenta europe, Munich, Germany
And with the patronage of:
Italian Cultural Ministry
Lucca’s Province
Superintendence of Florence Museum system
Silver Museum in Palazzo Pitti, Florence
University of Florence
Superintendence BAPPSAE of Lucca and Carrara
Curator
Maria Cristina Bergesio
General Coordination
Giò Carbone
Direction
Gio Carbone
Ganjam Umesh
Shreedevi Deshpande Puri, Ganjam
Public Relations Italy
Anna Balatti, Le Arti Orafe
Fulvio Carbone, Studio Ipotesi
Operations, India
Aditi Chaudhuri, Ganjam
Layout
Mauro Vegliante, Arksign, Firenze
Installation
Mostre & Mostre, Lucca
Smita Srivastava, Ganjam