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PROGRAM
Exhibition’s Schedule
WHERE:
WHEN:
Florence, Leopoldine old Cloister, Torquato Tasso Square
22nd of May—6th of June, 2010 - Opening: Friday 21st of May, at 6.00 PM
Firenze Preziosa, Dialoghi
Concept by Maria Cristina Bergesio
The 2010’s edition of PREZIOSA presents three masters of research jewellery: three artists, three
different nationalities, a geographical line leading from North to South: Netherlands, Switzerland,
Italy. Three artists who have been working for around forty years, pursuing paths that are totally different, each with a complex language, a personal and characteristic Kunstwollen, despite sharing a
marked spirit of research and experimentation. The common elements to be found in their works, in
different declensions, are change, metamorphosis and transformation. They also share the fact that
they belong to the same generation, that they are established, recognised artists with a long experience as teachers behind them, while at the same time representing three different approaches to
research in jewellery.
The three artists have been asked to select a younger artist to set up a dialogue with: the exhibition
is thus driven by a “spirit of dialogue”. Not merely “talking with” but “thinking with”, “being bound
by thought”: a dialogue based on the desire to understand and know the other, and to propose an
approach to the reality of the research jewel through a spirit of discovery.
Each of the six artists will offer a broad and inclusive presentation of his own work, and develop
dialogues between different generations, languages and contents. This relationship of dialogue will
make it possible to develop broader reflections on the creative reality of the jewel, its history and its
present.
The public will be able to approach the work of the six artists through the various phases of their
work, listening to the conversations and reflections triggered by the encounters, and also by reading the “dialogue” in the works themselves. The public will be provided with the necessary information, while also leaving room for a personal interpretation and, above all, an emotional engagement.
The layout and the catalogue will visualise the dialogues between the various artists, exploiting
multimedia tools, so that they can be viewed and enjoyed by the public.
Guarda PREZIOSA 2010 su Youtube:
https://youtu.be/RmT-WQlKIV8
Artist’s Conferences
Saturday 22nd of May, from 11.00 AM to 17.00 PM
The participation is free, but places are limited, so we suggest to register on-line, or contact the
organization at preziosa@artiorafe.it
Preview of the exhibition, and presentation of the catalogue:
inhorgenta europe 2010, Münich, 19th-22nd of February 2010 - Hall C2—FORUM INNOVATION
Collateral Events
PREZIOSA YOUNG
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 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”….
Info: http://www.artiorafe.it/en/news-home/preziosa-young-2010.html
Nella stessa occasione sarà presentato il libro/catalogo di alcuni ex allievi della scuola, per celebrare il 25° anniversario delle attività didattiche.
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Contacts
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Giampaolo Babetto (Padua, 1947)
Babetto’s work appears as a tireless and rigorous analytic investigation of form, plumbed in all its
expressive and compositional possibilities. Geometry was the starting point for the development of
a constructive approach to jewellery conceived as architecture, jewels that can be read in all their
parts and that emanate a dense formal tension. Minimalism, architecture, but also the painting of
Pontormo are just some of the sources that have nourished Babetto’s complex language, in which
the quest for form is melded with technical expertise, always taken to extremes to pursue an ever-vital spirit of experimentation. The artist chosen by Giampaolo Babetto is Helen Britton
Johanna Dahm (Basel, 1947)
The research of Johanna Dahm can be perceived as a path that, starting from an area governed
by extreme rationality, then set out towards a more intangible dimension, finally coming to immerse
itself in the depth of the matter. From an initial interest in serial production, on the keynote of the
democratisation of the jewel in the mid 70s, in the 80s the artist moved on to investigating the jewel
as event, elaborating installations and works in which there is an extensive use of light, exploited to
dematerialise the object and turn it into a visible but not tangible sign on the body. The latest phase
of her work is characterised by the return to the material quality of the jewel, to its links with earth
and fire. The Ashanti and Fast Ashanti series consist of works conceived through a personal elaboration of traditional casting techniques, where the a priori control becomes very limited, and the
gold matter is charged with a vigorous physical sensuality. The artist chosen by Giampaolo Babetto
is Andi Gut.
Ruudt Peters (Naaldwijk, 1950)
In his research the jewel becomes part of a system of representation in which religions, philosophies, symbols and alchemy, combined with encounters and the suggestions of other cultures
experienced during his travels, are melded, mingled and reworked, going to make up the prime
matter of his works. His jewels are organised into ‘families’ linked to a specific reference, such
as for example the stage of an alchemical process for Iosis (2002) or the Kabbalah for Sefiroth
(2006), and to the materials used to make them as in Lapis (1997), where the mineral powders are
reworked to create a new material. Nevertheless, an overview of his work enables us to grasp the
consistency of a process that has conceived the jewel as a condensate of emotions and suggestions, an object imbued with an archaic rituality while being enunciated in an idiom that is entirely
contemporary. The artist chosen by Ruudt Peters is Evert Nijland
Helen Britton. (Lithgow, Australia, 1966)
Britton’s work evolves from mixing, layering, combination and assembly, actions presided over
by constant supervision which gives order to the apparent chaos. The creative process passes
through phases that intersect: from attentive observation of reality she moves on to focus on particular details, single elements that are collected together and carefully sifted. Thus is created what
the artist calls an energy circuit, which starts with search and selection and is completed by restitution of the object to the flow through its exhibition on the body.
Andi Gut (Zug, Switzerland, 1971)
In the works of the early 90s Andi Gut concentrated on the special relationship between the jewel
and the body, both by inserting real corporeal elements (teeth, nails) and by reproducing them in
materials of medical origin, such as dental porcelain. Following this, his meditation shifted towards
the dualistic relationship between the naturalness of form and the artificiality of the matter it is
made from. Before the jewels of Andi Gut the observer is taken by a sort of rapture, in which anxiety and captivation come together.
Evert Nijland (Oldenzaal, The Netherlands, 1971)
Active since 1997, Evert Nijland has pursued a consistent endeavour of re-elaboration, transformation and new interpretation of sources of inspiration linked to the past history of art: Renaissance
panels, Baroque paintings, the theme of the garland, the city of Venice. The material quality of a
pictorial detail, its special luminosity, are restored to life, translated into the dimension of the jewel
through a calibrated stratification of embroidered fabrics juxtaposed with stones, silver, porcelain
and very often glass. In his most recent works glass, declined in its various expressive possibilities,
is used in combination with silk and flock. The most strikingly three-dimensional aspect appears to
be linked to a sensual accentuation of forms.
Artist’s “Couples”
Giampaolo Babetto/Helen Britton
Johamma Dahm/Andi Gut
Ruudt Peters/Evert Nijland
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The catalogue “Firenze Preziosa 2010 - DIALOGHI”, in English and
Italian, with pictures of works and CVs of each artist, criitical essays, is
available upon request using the FORM. The cost of the catalogue is
20.00 Euro.
Also the video DVD of the artists’ conferences could be requested by
e-mail (preziosa@artiorafe.it) of using the FORM.
The video DVD with the interviews to the artists may also be requested
by schools/galeries/critics...
Curator
Maria Cristina Bergesio
Coordinator
Giò Carbone
Graphics And Layout
Noumeda Carbone, where-@tiscali.it
Printed By
Tipografia MP
San Casciano VP (Firenze)
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PREZIOSA Young 2010
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 2010 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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Giampaolo Babetto
Padova 1919-2008
Personal exhibitions (selection)
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.
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; Inge Asenbaum Collection, Vienna
Awards
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.
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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Johanna Dahm
Johanna Dahm
1947 born in Basel, CH
1948-1962 grew up in Cape Town, South Africa
1967-1972 ZHdK, Zürich University of the Arts, Dept.
of Jewelry, CH (then:Kunstgewerbeschule Zürich)
1972 - 1973 Extended Studies in the USA
1974 - 1976 Business Partnership: “Schmuck 74”,
designing and manufacturing jewelry out of Aluminium and Perspex in small
series, Winterthur, CH
1984/ 82/74 National Grant for Applied Arts from the
Swiss Federal Government
1978 Award from the ZHdK, Zürich University of the
Arts, CH
1983 Grant for Fine Art from the Canton of Zürich,
CH
1993 Commissioned by the airline SWISSAIR for all
personnel badges and pilot “wings”
1997 Sabbatical leave in West Africa; Apprenticeship
to the Asante king’s goldsmith in Ghana
2003/04 Sabbatical leave in Orissa, East India: research on the “Dokra” casting technique
2006/04/00/93/90/88/86
Professor at the Salzburg International Summer
Academy of Fine Arts, Dept. of Jewelry, A
2008-1987 Teaching assignments: Royal College
of Art, London; Bezalel Academy, Jerusalem, Israel;
Helwan
University, Cairo; Universities: Aarau; Zürich; Göteborg; Geneva; Basel and Düsseldorf
since 1990 Tenured Professor at Hochschule Pforzheim University, Germany, Dept. of Jewelry, (since
2005 on leave)
Lives and works in Zürich and Intragna, CH
www.schmuckmuseum.at
WORK IN PUBLIC COLLECTIONS:
MFAH, The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Helen
Drutt Collection, USA
Alice und Louis Koch Collection, Basel, CH
Royal College of Art, London, GB
Jewelrymuseum, Reuchlinhaus, Pforzheim, D
Design-Collection, Museum für Gestaltung, Zürich,
CH
Neue Pinakothek, Munich, Spektrum collection, D
Museum of clock, watchmaking and enamel work,
Geneva, CH
Collection Hotel Castell, Zuoz, CH ( Lichtinstallation
)
Schweizerisches Landesmuseum, Zürich, CH
Die Neue Sammlung, Design in der Pinakothek,
Münich, D
Angermuseum Erfurt, D
Swiss Federal Government, Bern, CH
Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Justus Brinkmann
Gesellschaft, Hamburg, D
Museum für Angewandte Kunst, Köln, D
Museum für Gestaltung, Zürich, CH
Eidg.Technische Hochschule, Grafik-Sammlung,
Zürich, CH
Collection C. Vögele, “Moderne Kunst-Unsere Gegenwart”, Pfäffikon, CH (Lightinstallation)
Museum Boymans-van Beuningen, Rotterdam, NL
Württembergisches Landesmuseum, Stuttgart, D
Badisches Landesmuseum, Karlsruhe, D
Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, NL
Haags Gemeente Museum, Den Haag, NL
Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Lausanne, CH
Njordenfeldske Kunstindustrie Museum, Trondheim,
N
Röhsska Museum, Göteborg, S
National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto, JPN
BIBLIOGRAPHIE (selected)
“same same, but different – The Dokra Trail to rings”,
J. Dahm, Niggli Publ. Sulgen Zürich, CH, 2008, g/e
“Lost and Found - The Asante trail to rings”, J.
Dahm, Niggli Publ. Sulgen Zürich CH, 1999/2008,
g/e
“Johanna Dahm, Lichterreigen / Spiegelbilder /
Farbräume / Schmuck”, B. Schönfelder, Gallery H.
Zaunschirm, Zollikon, 1996, CH, g
“Johanna Hess-Dahm,Schmuck/Jewellery”, P. Derrez,1986, Galerie Ra, Amsterdam, NL, g/e
“The Compendium Finale of Contemporary Jewellers 2008”, Darling Publications 2009 Köln, D
“Ornament as art, avant-garde jewelery from the
H.W. Drutt collection”, The Museum of Fine Arts
Houston, USA, C. Strauss, 2007, e
“Choice“, Contemporary Jewellery from Germany”,
E.Holder, 2005, Düsseldorf, D, g/e/j
“Pensieri Preziosi“, 2005, M. Cisotto, Comune di
Padua, Italy, i/e
“Art Jewellery in Switzerland, 20th century”, F. X.
Sturm, 2003, La Bibliothèque des Arts, Lausanne,
CH, g/e/i/f
“20th Century Swiss Art Jewelry”, A. Riklin, Publ.
VGS, CH, 1999, g/e
“Jewelry of our time, art, ornament and obsession”,
H. Drutt, Thames & Hudson, London, 1995, GB, e
“Schmücken, the art of adornment”, Department of
jewelry 1965-1995, University of applied sciences,
Pforzheim,
Arnoldsche Publ. D, 1995, g/e
“The New Jewelry, trends+traditions”, R. Turner / P.
Dormer, Thames + Hudson, London, 1985/1994, e
“Swiss Biennale of Contemporary art Jewellery“,
1988, R.Hildebrando, Municipality of Lugano, CH, e/i
EXHIBITIONS (selected since 2000) * = Solo
exhibition / K = Catalogue
2009 *K “same same, but different”, Schmuckmuseum, Pforzheim, D
K“Lingam“, Vita Havet, Konstfack, Stockholm
K“same same, but different - The Dokra Trail to
Rings”, Book launching and workshop, Museum
Rietberg Zürich, CH
2008 *K “same same, but different”, Galerie Beatrice Lang, Bern, CH
K “JUST MUST”, The Great Guild House, Tallinn,
Estonia
K, from hand to hand“, mudac, Musée de design et
d’arts appliqués Lausanne, CH
„Erico Nagai, Mittlerin zwischen den Kulturen“, HWK
München, D
K “Triennale Européenne du Bijou contemporain”,
Mons, Belgien
2008/07 K “Ornament as Art: Avant-Garde Jewelry
from the H.W. Drutt Collection”, Smithsonian
American Art Museum, Washington, D.C. / MFAH,
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, USA
2008/07/05 “Collect”, V&A Museum, London, GB /
Gallery Ra, Amsterdam
2007 K „Hnoss jubilée exhibition“, Röhsska Museum, Göteborg, S
2007/05 K “Choice“ Contemporary Jewellery from
Germany, Villa Bengel, Idar Oberstein, D / Schmuckmuseum, Pforzheim, D / CODA
Museum, Apeldoorn, NL / Museum of Arts and Crafts
Itami, Japan
2007/06 K „Radiant“, 30 years Ra, Stedelijk Museum Roermond / Galerie Ra, Amsterdam, NL
2006 * „so und so geschmückt“, Galerie Pro Arte,
mit Manfred Nisslmüller, Int. Sommerakademie Salzburg, Hallein, A
2006 * “ASHANTI + fast ASHANTI“, Gallery Tactile,
Geneva, CH
2005 K “Pensieri Preziozi“, Oratoria di San Rocca,
Padua, I / Goldschmiedehaus, Hanau, D
2004 * “Lost + Found”, Gallery Villa de Bondt,
Gent, B * “fast ASHANTI“, Galerie im Traklhaus,
Salzburg, A
2003/99/86/84/82/78/77 * (K) Galerie RA, Amsterdam, NL
2002 K “Experiment Schmuck”, 10 Jahre Erfurter
Schmucksymposium, Erfurt / Schmuckmuseum im
Reuchlinhaus, Pforzheim, D
K “Schweizer Schmuck im 20.Jh“, Museum d’Art et
d’Histoire, Genf / Landesmuseum Zürich, Museo
Vela, Ligornetto, CH
2002/01 K “Ornaments from there, ornaments from
here“, Gewerbemuseum Winterthur / mudac, Musée
de design et d’arts appliqués
Lausanne, CH
2001 K“Swiss Made“, Museum für Angewandte
Kunst, Köln, D / „gut in form“, Museum für Gestaltung, Zürich, CH
K “The art of the ring“, Mobilia Gallery, Cambridge
Ma. USA, / SOFA, N.Y./ Wustum
Museum, Racine, Wisconsin / Colorado Springs Art
Center / University of Texas, El Paso
Gallery hnoss, Göteborg, S Tokyo, Japan / Perth,
Australia
K “gebaut geschaut“, Installation und Fotografie
1975-2000,
Seedam Kulturzentrum, Pfäffikon, CH (Lightinstallation)
2000 K “Artists Jewellery in Contemporary Europe:
A female perspective“, Ilias Lalaounis Jewelry Museum, Athen, Greece
K “Ife, Akan und Benin, Gold und Bronzen aus Westafrika“, Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim im Reuchlinhaus, D
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Ruudt Peters
Ruudt Peters
Naaldwijk The Netherlands 1950
www.ruudtpeters.nl
1970-1974
studied Jewellery design Gerrit Rietveld Academie,
Amsterdam NL
1967-1970
studied Medical Instrumentmaker Fysiological Labor,
Leiden NL
“Azoth” galerie Marzee Nijmegen NL
2004“
Der Stein trugt” Villa Bengel Idar Oberstein G
“Azoth” Galerie Spektrum Munchen G
2003
“CHANGE” Goldschmiedehaus, Hanau G
“CHANGE” Schmuckmuseum, Pforzheim G
“CHANGE” Designmuseum, Gent B
“CHANGE” Beurs van Berlage Museum, Amsterdam
NL
2002
“CHANGE” Museum of Modern Art, Arnhem NL
TEACHING
AWARDS
2004-2009 Professor Ädellab Metaldepartment
Konstfack University of Arts and Crafts Stockholm
SE
2001- Founder Opere International Jeweleryschool,
Ravenstein, NL
1990-2000 Head Jewelry Department Gerrit Rietveld Academie,Amsterdam NL
1983-1990 Teacher High school for the Arts Constantijn Huygens, Kampen NL
2005 Marzee Award 2005 (for oeuvere) Gallery
Marzee Nijmegen NL
2004 Herbert Hofmann Award 2004 (for Iosis)
Munchen G
2000 Françoise van den Bosch Award 2000 (for
oeuvere) Amsterdam NL
1995 nomination Design Prijs Rotterdam ‘95 (for
Ouroboros) Rotterdam NL
1993 nomination ‘Design Prijs Rotterdam’ (for Passio) Rotterdam NL
1993 ‘Only One’ prize, design of perfume bottle
(for Passio)
1991 nomination for the “Lage Landen Prijs”,(for
Interno) Kunstrai 91, Amsterdam NL
EDUCATION
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
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“Anima” Galerie Marzee Nijmegen. NL
2007
“Sefiroth” Galerie Spektrum Munchen G
“Sefiroth” Mass Art college of art and design Boston
USA
“Sefiroth” Ornamentum Hudson NY USA
“Alchemy” Gallery Beatrice Lang Bern SW
2006
“Sefiroth” Galerie Marzee Nijmegen. NL
“CHANGE & Installations” CODA museum Apeldoorn NL
“Iosis” Hnoss gallery, Gotenburg, S
“CHANGE” SCA gallery, Sydney College of the Arts,
Sydney, AUS
2005
“Azoth” gallery Ornamentum Hudson NY USA
“CHANGE” Kulturhuset Stockholm, SE
BOOKS
2006 ‘Sefiroth’ text by Jorunn Veiteberg
2002 ‘Change’ text by Liesbeth den Besten, MarieJose van den Hout / Rob Kurvers
2000 ‘Pneuma’, text by Gabi Dewald
1999 ‘Vinkhoek’ text by Tracy Metz
1997 ‘Lapis’, text by Gert Staal
1995 ‘Ouroboros’, text by Jan Hein Sassen
1992 ‘Passio ‘, text by Marjan Unger
1991 ‘Interno’, text by Ans van Berkum
1989 ‘Dedicated To’, text by Ans van Berkum
1986 ‘Verleden beelden’, by Cees Strauss
OCCUPATIONS
2010
Guest curator “Lingam” exhibition Museum Catharijneconvent Utrecht.NL
2009
Curator “Lingam” exhibition Konstfack University of
Arts,Craft Stockholm SE
Juror “so fresh” jewellery award by Pierre Lang Vienna. AU
2007
Juror Vermeulen Brauckman Award Museum Catharijneconvent Utrecht.NL
extential examinator RISD school of design Providence USA
Juror Absolute Beauty 16e International Silverart
Competition Legnica Poland
2007-2009 Juror Dutch Design Award Eindhoven.
NL
2005
Juror personal selection SCHMUCK 2006 Munchen
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Helen Britton
Helen Britton
03.05.1966 Lithgow, Australia
Education
1990–1994 BA. Edith Cowan University, Perth, Australia
1995 Honours (1st class) Curtin University of Technology, PerthAustralia
1997–1999 MFA, Curtin University of Technology,
Perth, Australia
1997–1998 Guest studies at the Akademie of Fine
Art, Munich, in the class for Jewellery and Objects
Prof. Otto Künzli
1998 Guest studies at the Sandberg Institute, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Guest studies at San Diego State University, San
Diego, USA
1999–2003 Akademie of Fine Art, Munich, in the
class for Jewellery and Objects Prof. Otto Künzli
2005 Diplom. Akademie of Fine Art, Munich
2000 Quintet. Jam Factory, Adelaide, Australia
2001 Mikromegas. Galerie für angewandte Kunst,
Munich; American Craft Museum, New York, USA;
Musée de l’horlogerie et de l’émaillerie, Geneva,
Switzerland u.a.
(Travelling exhibition until 2004)
2005 Choice – Contemporary Jewellery from
Germany. Museum of Arts and Crafts, Itami, Japan;
Galerie YU, Hiko Mizuno College, Tokio, Japan;
Schmuckmuseum im
Reuchlinhaus, Pforzheim (Travelling exhibition)
Pensieri preziosi 2. Gioielli senza confini. Oratorio di
San Rocco, Padua, Italy
2006 Pattern recognition. Object Gallery, Sydney,
Australia
2007 Field of Vision. Sofa Gallery, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA
2008 The Fat Booty of Madness. Pinakotech der
Moderne. Munich
(Hrsg.), Choice – Zeitgenössische Schmuckkunst
aus Deutschland. Ein Lesebuch. Museum of Arts
and Crafts, Itami. Düsseldorf 2005
[Cat.Exhib.] Pensieri preziosi 2. Gioielli senza confini. Oratorio di San Rocco. Padua 2005
[Cat.Exhib.] Helen Britton. Urban Paradise Playground. Objectspace. Auckland 2006
[Cat.Exhib.] Holzach Cornelie (Hrsg.), Kunst treibt
Blüten / Art ist flowering. Schmuckmuseum im Reuchlinhaus, Pforzheim. Stuttgart 2007
Lupton Ellen, Framing. The Art of Jewelry, in: Metalsmith 2007, Vol. 27, Nr. 4, curated Exhibition in
Print, 14/15
Helen Britton is the City Goldsmith, in: GZ Art +
Design, International Jewelry Magazine 2007, Nr. 2
(May), 95
[Cat.Exhib.] Field of Vision Indiana University,
Bloomington, Indiana USA 2007
[Cat.Exhib.] The Fat booty of Madness, Arnolsche,
Germany 2008
Awards
Works in Public Collections
Solo Exhibitions
1997 Savage Princess Comes to Town. Crawford
Gallery, Sydney, Australia
2002 Pink World. Galerie Louise Smit, Amsterdam,
The Netherlands
2004 Crisscrossing. Galerie Hélène Porée, Paris
2005 Second Nature. Galerie Louise Smit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2006 Urban Paradise Playground. Objectspace,
Auckland, New Zealand
2008 Chaos and Clean Shapes. Klimt02 Gallery
Barcellona, Spain.
The Things I See. Gallery Funaki. Melbourne, Australia
2009 Somewhere Else Completely. Bavarian
Crafts Council, Munich
1997 The Australia Council: Development Assistence Australian Postgraduate Research Award
1999 Arts WA, Australia: Development Grant
Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia:
Chancellors Commendation for Research
The Australia Council: Development Assistance
2005 Academy of Fine Art, Munich: DAAD-Prize for
Foreign Students
International Handwerksmesse, Munich: HerbertHofmann-Prize
2006 Bavarian State Prize, International Handwerksmesse, Muncih
Project grant for Fine Art from the city of Munich
2007 Erfurt City Goldsmith
2009 Luitpold Stipendium, City of Munich
The Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia
Stichting Françoise van den Bosch, Amstelveen, The
Netherlands
Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Auckland Museum, Auckland, New Zealand
Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane, Australia
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, Australia
Die Neue Sammlung, Staatliches Museum für angewandte Kunst, Munich (Dauerleihgabe der Danner-Stiftung)
The Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth, Australia
Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia
Schmuckmuseum im Reuchlinhaus, Pforzheim
The Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, Australia
The National Gallery of victoria, Australia
Bibliography
Group Exhibitions
1992 Carsick. The Art Gallery of Western Australia,
Perth, Australia
[Cat.Exhib.] McMillan Kate, Parallel Worlds. International Art Space. Kellerberrin and Perth 2002
[Cat.] Helen Britton. Second Nature. O. O. 2004
[Cat.Exhib.] Holder Elisabeth u. Herman Hermsen
Teaching, Lectures, Workshops
2002 Worksthop and Lecture at Royal Melbourne
Institute of Technology, Melbourne, Australia
2003 Worksthop and lecture at the Rhode Island
School of Design, Providence, USA
2004 Lecture at FORM, Perth, Australia
2005 Workshop in Newman, Western Australia
2005/06 Guest Professor at the Hochschule für Gestaltung, Pforzheim (Wintersemester)
2006 Lecture at Objectspace, Auckland, New
Zealand
Lecture at SOFA, New York, USA
Workshop and Lecture at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2006/07 Guest Professor at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Nürnberg (Wintersemester)
2007 Workshop and Lecture in Poria, Israel and at
the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem,
Israel
Concept and Organization of the Schmucksymposiums Zimmerhof “Jewellery Stories: 40 years of the
Jewellery Symposium Haldenhof/Zimmerhof”, Bad
Rappenau
in collaboration with Doris Betz)
2008 Lecture at the Royal College, Antwerp, Belgium
Lecture at Birmingham University, England
Co- organizer of the Erfurt Jewellery Symposium
Lecture at the FAD, Barcelona, Spain
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Andi Gut
Andi Gut
1971 born in Zug, Switzerland
1997- 2007
since 2007
Musée de design et d´art appliquees, MUDAC Lausanne
Studio Zürich, Swittzerland
Studio in Pforzheim, Germany
Exhibitions
Education:
1992-1996 University Pforzheim, Jewellery design
1990-1991 Art and Design University Zürich
1985-1989 Apprenticeship as a Goldsmith in Zug
Teaching:
2008 guest teacher National Institute of Design
Ahmedabad, India
Seit 2007 Professor for jewellery University Pforzheim, School of Design
2006 guest teacher University Pforzheim, School of
Design
2005 guest teacher Akademie Nürnberg
2005 guest teacher Haute école d`arts appliqués,
Genf
2004 guest teacher Konstfak University Stockholm
2000-2004 guest teacher University for art and Design Zürich
Awards
2004 Swiss Design award
2003 Herbert Hoffmann Price, München
2001 Swiss Design award
2000 Studio Grant of centra Switzerland in New
York
1999 Swiss Design award
Pieces in Collections
Die Neue Sammlung, Danner Stiftung, München
Collection Alice and Louis Koch, Schweiz
Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam
Swiss national Museum, Zürich
Jewellery Museum, Pforzheim
Musée de l‘horlogerie et de l‘émaillerie, Genf
2009 «Elektrosmog» Galerie Biro, München
2007 Galerie Hnoss Göteburg, Einzelausstellung
2005 «Mimesen» Galerie SO, Solothurn
2005 «Mimesen» Galerie SO, Solothurn
2004 «Neophyten» Galerie V&V, Wien (mit Peter
Bauhuis)
2003 Galerie ViceVersa, Lausanne
1999 «l ́œíl plaisé» Ausstellungsraum Balanstrasse,
München (with Peter Bauhuis)
Group exhibitions
2008 «Triennale européenne du bijou contemporain» Mons
2005-2009 «Collect» mit Galerie SO, Victoria and
Albert Museum, London
2006 «Spotting» Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
2007 «Burgbezug» Museum in der Burg, Zug (mit
Sergej Klammer)
2004 «Mimesen» Einzelausstellung Galerie Biró
München
2006 «Preview» Schweizerisches Landesmuseum,
Zürich
2006 «recentes aquisitions» MUDAC Lausanne
2005 «Interventionen» landesmuseum Zürich
2005 «Designprozess» Gewerbemuseum Winterthur
2005 «Inspired by nature» platina gallery, Stockholm
2005 «Collect» mit Galerie SO, Victoria and Albert
Museum, London
2005 «maker, wearer, viewer» Mackintosh University, Glasgow
2005 «Vorschau/Nachschau/Emil Gut/Andi Gut»
Galerie Schmukuku, Zug
2005 «Kunstrai» mit Galerie Louise Smit, Amsterdam
2004 «Swiss design Price» Museum Bellerive,
Zürich
2004 «Salon International» Rathausgalerie,
München
(mit Doris Betz, Peter Bauhuis, Mascha Moje, Sally
Marsland, Manon v.Kouswijk)
2003 «Schmuck» Handwerksmesse, München
2003 «Criss&Cross» Design aus der Schweiz Totem
Gallery New York, Wanderausstellung
2003 «Schweizer Schmuck des 20. Jh.» Landesmuseum, Zürich
2003 «Schmuckpreis Schweiz» Kornhaus, Bern (mit
Christoph Zellweger)
2002 Galerie ViceVersa, Lausanne
2003 «Exhibit» Galerie Tactile, Genf
2002 «Le bijou en Suisse au 20e siècle» Musée
d`art et d`histoire, Genf
2002 «Salon des refussées» München (Mit Peter
Bauhuis, David Bielander, Christiane Förster, Felix
Lindner, Norman Weber)
2001 «Schmuck hier, Schmuck anderswo», Gewerbemuseum Winterthur
2001 «Micromegas» Bayerischer Kunstgewerbeverein, München,Wanderausstellung
2001 «Schmuck lebt» Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim
2001 «gut in form» Museum für Gestaltung, Zürich
2001 «Swiss Made» Museum für Angewandte
Kunst, Köln
2000 «Studio Jewellery» Glynn Vivian Art Gallery,
England (Mit Paul Derrez, Doris Grimm, Katy Hackney, Beppé Kessler, Adam Paxton)
2000 «Parures d`ailleurs» mu.dac, Lausanne
2000 «Alles Schmuck» Museum für Gestaltung,
Zürich
2000 «Talente», Handwerksmesse, München
2000 «Haare», Museum Bellerive, Zürich
2000 «l ́œíl plaisé» Galerie Michéle Zeller, Bern (Mit
Peter Bauhuis)
1999 «l ́œíl plaisé» Ausstellungsraum Balanstrasse,München (Mit Peter Bauhuis)
1999 «Eidgenössische Preise für Gestaltung»
Dampfzentrale, Bern
1999 Galerie Marcolongo, Padova. (Mit Esther
Brinkmann, Johanna Dahm, Felix Flury, Sophie
Hanagarth, Sonia Morel, Fabrice Schaefer)
1999 «Wohin damit» Schmuckforum, Zürich
1999 «Mind seductions» Tarbetkunstimuuseum,
Tallin
1998 Galerie Herta Zaunschirm, Zollikon (Mit Iris
Bodemer, Ute Eitzenhöfer)
1998 «Schmuck 98» München
1997 «CH»Raum für Schmuck, Köln (Mit Verena
Sieber, Brigitte Moser, Patrick Muff, Christoph Zellweger)
1997 «Schmuck 97» München
1997 «Schmuck f. unterwegs» Friends of Carlotta,
Zürich
1995 «Duftschmuck» Schmuckforum, Zürich
1995 Schmuckszene München
1994 «Millenium» Tallin Art University, Estland
1993 «Subjects» Art & Design College, Helsinki
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SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2004 Galerie Louise Smit KunstRAI ‘Guirlandes’ ,
Amsterdam, NL
2004 Cranach-Haus ‘Ode an Cranach’, Wittenberg,
D
2006 Galerie Louise Smit ‘Venezia’, Amsterdam, NL
2007 Charon Kransen Arts The Chicago Art Fair
Sofa ‘Studio 206’, Chicago, USA
2009 Bagagehal Loods 6, ‘Naturae’, Amsterdam, NL
2010 Galerie Vice Versa ‘Naturae,’, Lausanne, S
2010 Galerie Spektrum, ‘Naturae,’ Munchen, D
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2004 Victoria & Albert Museum ‘Collect’, Galerie
Louise Smit, Londen, UK
2004 The New York Art Fair ‘Sofa’, Charon Kransen
Arts, USA
2004 Galerie Stuhler ‘Schmuck- Kunst – Schmuck’,
Berlin, D
2005 The Art Fair ‘Sofa’ Charon Kransen Arts, Palmbeach Florida, USA
2005 Victoria & Albert Museum ‘Collect’, Galerie
Louise Smit, Londen, UK
2005 Art and Design Fair ‘Sofa’ Chicago, Charon
Kransen Arts, USA
2005 Huis Rechts ‘Long Strides in Tiny Shoes’, Amsterdam, NL
2005 The New York Art Fair ‘Sofa’ Charon Kransen
Arts, USA
2005 Gallery Oxo ‘Wearing Glass 2’, London, UK
2005 Museum Amstelkring ‘The Past Feats the Future´, Amsterdam, NL
2005 Beatrice Lang Galerie für Schmuck ‘Long
Strides in Tiny Shoes’, Bern, CH
2006 Victoria & Albert Museum,‘Collect’ Galerie Louise Smit, London, UK
2006 Internationale Handwerksmesse ‘Schmuck
2006’, Munich, D
2006 Design Museum ‘Challenging the Chatelaine’,
Helsinki, FI
2006 Galleria Johan S. ‘Naturae’, Helsinki, FI
2006 The New York Art Fair ‘Sofa´, Charon Kransen
Arts, New York, USA
EDITION 2010
2006 Galerie Spektrum ‘Plus 5’, Munchen, D
2006 De Kunsthal ‘Sieradien, een noodzakelijke
zotheid’, Rotterdam, NL
2007 Victoria & Albert Museum ´Collect’, Galerie
Louise Smit, London, UK
2007 Klimt02 Gallery, Barcelona, SP
2007 The New York Art Fair ‘Sofa’, Charon Kransen
Arts, USA
2007 Toledo Museum of Art ‘Glass Wear’ Toledo,
USA
2007 Museum of Art and Design ‘Challenging The
Chatelaine’, Tallinn, ES
2007 Lalounis Jewelry Museum ‘Challenging The
Chatelaine’ Athens, GR
2007 Galerie Stuhler ´Schmuck Kunst Schmuck´,
Berlin, D
2007 RC De Ruimte ‘Licht’, IJmuiden, NL
2008 Victoria & Albert Museum ‘Collect’, Galerie
Louise Smit, London, UK
2008 Galerie Louise Smit ‘Tete a Tete a Tete’, Amsterdam, NL
2008 Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim ‘Glass Wear’,
Pforzheim, D
2008 Museum of Arts & Design ‘Glass Wear’, New
York, USA
2008 Design Museum ‘Challenging The Chatelaine’,
Gent, B
2008 SM’ Den Bosch ‘Challenging The Chatelaine’,
s’Hertogenbosch, NL
2008 Kunstlerhaus ‘Challenging The Chatelaine’,
Vienna, A
2008 Studio GR 20 ‘Dutch Masters’, Padua, I
2009 Zuiderzee Museum ´Gejaagd door de wind´,
Enkhuizen, NL
2009 Saatchi Gallery,’Collect’, Galerie Louise Smit,
London, UK
2009 Cheongju International Craft Biennale, ‘Outside
the Box’, Korea
2009 Gallery Lesley Craze, ‘Glass’, London, UK
2010 Saatchi Gallery, ‘Collect’, Galerie Louise Smit,
London, UK
2010 Fondation Bernardaud, ‘Juste un peu de terre
sur la peau’, Limoges, F
2010 Preziosa, ‘Dialogues’, Florence, I
PREZIOSA 2010
is organized and produced by
Le Arti Orafe Jewellery School & Academy, Firenze and
Lucca
In cooperation with
Firenze City Council
The support of
Firenze Tourist Office (APT)
inhorgenta europe 2010, Munchen, Germany
ArkSign, Mauro Vegliante, Firenze
Mostre & Mostre, Lucca
Lombardi Audiovisivi, Lucca
The project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts
funding and advisory body
and the Patronage of:
Senato della Repubblica
Italian Ministry of Culture
Toscana Regional Authority
Province of di Firenze
Curator
Maria Cristina Bergesio
Direction and Coordination
Giò Carbone
Anna Balatti
Layout Catalogue
Noumeda Carbone
General Secretary
Elisabetta Messini
Press Office
Uffico Stampa PREZIOSA
Setup Layout
Mauro Vegliante, Arksign, Firenze
Set Up
Mostre & Mostre, Lucca
Lombardi Audiovisivi, Lucca