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The Art of the Ring. Revisited & Redefined

Exhibition  /  19 Nov 2019  -  23 Nov 2019
Published: 11.11.2019
Ring: Untitled by Miki Asai.Paper, wood, lacquer, eggshell, seashell, mineral pigment.. 2019.4 x 6 x 3 cm Miki Asai
Ring: Untitled, 2019
Paper, wood, lacquer, eggshell, seashell, mineral pigment.
4 x 6 x 3 cm
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.

Intro
The exhibition presents artists from all over the world, celebrating their varied sensibilities and different interpretations of the ring form.

Artist list

Miki Asai, Hanne Behrens, Cristina Dias, Cristina Dias, Linda Dolack, Helen Dorian, ELIRD, Arata Fuchi, Rebecca Hannon, Kyoko Hazama, Joyce J. Scott, Momoko Kumai, Jee Hye Kwon, Jee Hye Kwon, Kiyoshi Mino, Harold O'Connor, Makiko Oda, Suzan Rezac, Martin Spreng, Rachelle Thiewes, Yuri Tozuka
While visiting a friend in London, we came upon a just published book entitled “The Ring” by Sylvie Lambert. This book became the impetus and inspiration for Mobilia Gallery’s exhibition, The Ring, presented in Cambridge, Massachusetts and then traveling in 2002, with an accompanying catalogue to: The Racine Art Museum, Racine Wisconsin, The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, Colorado Springs, CA and The Ruthin Craft Center, Wales, UK. The Art of The Ring showcased the extraordinary vision and creativity of artists exploring the superb possibilities of the ring form. 
The Art of The Ring, 2002’s success became the incentive to revisit this concept in 2019. The ring has been an enduring symbol of status, power and adornment throughout the world and a source of inspiration for artists from antiquity to the present.




Visit Mobilia Gallery in New York City during NYC Jewelry Week.
NYC Jewelry Week is NYC’s only week dedicated to promoting the world of jewelry through educational and innovative NYC focused programming. In its 2nd year, NYCJW will feature groundbreaking exhibitions, educational lectures, explorative workshops, exclusive tours, and unique collaborations with the best and brightest businesses, brands, individual jewelers, artists, and designers throughout NYC.

Meet select artists and enjoy select treats.
We know how much jewelry aficionados appreciate meeting the artists, and we will have a diverse group of artists at our event at NYC Jewelry Week.
Come hungry to these special events for something sweet or savory and meet the artists you love: Arata Fuchi, Helen Dorian, Jee Hye Kwon, Rachelle Thiewes, Yuri Tozuka, Cristina Dias, and Hanne Behrens.

What is Picasso & Pie?
We choose a recipe (or two) for a scrumptious dessert or savory and make it just for you! Each recipe is by or inspired by one of our gallery artists.
Please visit us if you have a chance, view the art and nibble on artistic creation. The name of our event is inspired by the cookbook of the same name by Lynne Thompson.
Please RSVP at mobiliagallery@gmail.com.