Beauty and Wonder, Jewelry in Madrid

Artist list

Amalgama, Annarita Bianco, Saadah Bin Shehab, Julie Bégin, Quasi Caramelle, Cartonpia, Chokolom, Elvira Cibotti, Esteban Erosky, Yael Friedman, Susanne Hammer, Iro Kaskani, Barbara Laso, Ana Marchetanu, Katharina Moch, Fumiko Nakajima, Iona Nieva, Misaki Nomoto, Valeria Rossini, Sita-Falkena, Flore Soria, Studiozero-vetro, Magali Thibault Gobeil, Yiota Vogli, Laura Volpi, duo Wonder

Following the experience acquired, as a curator, with "Beyond Textile", jewelry made by 21 Argentine jewelry designers (presented in 5 European cities and one in Argentina), "More than clogs and tulips ...", "Dialogues from Holland" (both) jewelry made by 20 Dutch jewelery designers, (presented in 3 European cities), "RED - BLACK, jewels", jewelery made by 21 Argentine jewelry designers (presented in 6 European cities), "The strength of textile, jewels" and "Eloquence of paper, jewels", each one with 24 international contemporary jewelry designers (each one presented in 5 European cities), now emerges "Beauty and Wonder, jewelry" with 26 designers of contemporary jewels of international renown.
/ Luis Acosta


When we talk about beauty, we talk about perceptions of an abstract notion that corresponds to an attribute granted more than anything by a remarkable harmony that causes positive sensations at the sensory level, which is also equivalent to an aesthetic quality or value. So, we talk about a subjective experience, which can vary not only from the eye of an observer to another, but between cultures and times.
The wonder, the first step towards reflection and contemplation, is linked to the discovery of something unusual or the experience of an unusual situation.

We say that we are wondered when an event causes us a certain emotional impact or a sense of strangeness.

In this collection of jewels, harmony and perfection that inspire admiration and delight come together.
Admiration for the unexpected or unthinkable find and delight for the pleasant to the intellect or the senses. It's a traveling exhibition that can be visited (for now) in, Barcelona (Spain), Neuchâtel (Switzerland), Madrid (Spain), Porto (Portugal), and ...

Opening:
12 November, 7 pm
Opening hours:
Monday - Friday from 10 am to 2 pm, for visits in the afternoon or weekend, make an appointment.
Sunday and holiday closed.