Bracelets for Paul & Willem by Students of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp
Exhibition
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26 Feb 2016
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28 Feb 2016
Published: 07.02.2016

After an exciting and instructive glimpse into their private collection the students had to get started with their different approaches as result
Artist list
Ying Chen, Sophia De Groot, Anneleen De Vree, Caroline Du Chastel, Caroline Geerardyn, Jade Houben, Xinyuan Hu, Jil Jander, Linda Janssen, Dabin Lee, Yijun Liu, Orsolya Losonczy, Josefine Mass, Shahrzad Motallebi, Camille Pennequin, Putteman.Emilie, Vie Stessens, Theresa Storbacka, Arne Van De Mierop, Vincent Verstrepen, Annika Wirken, Viktoria von Mallotki
As a sequel to ‘Ring for the Lords’ (Walter Van Beirendonck and Marnick Smessaert),‘Jewels for the Ladies’ (Marjan Unger and Anita Evenepoel), ‘Brooches para las Chicas’ (Chequita Nahar and Valeria Vallarta Siemelink), ‘Mary Ted Noten’ (Ted Noten and Clemence-Marie van Lieshout, this year ‘For Each a Bracelet’ was the 5th edition of an ongoing jewellery project by the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. Students of the Bachelor course at the Jewellery Design & Silversmithing department were asked to design bracelets for Paul Derrez and Willem Hoogstede (Galerie RA Amsterdam).
The consideration to give this assignment was mainly motivated by the minimal offer of contemporary styled bracelets. As an additional difficulty Paul & Willem operated as a condition that both bracelets had to differ from each other but still had to look like a ‘couple’.
After an exciting and instructive glimpse into their private collection the students had to get started with their different approaches as result.
Opening: Thursday 25th February from 3pm to 7pm
The consideration to give this assignment was mainly motivated by the minimal offer of contemporary styled bracelets. As an additional difficulty Paul & Willem operated as a condition that both bracelets had to differ from each other but still had to look like a ‘couple’.
After an exciting and instructive glimpse into their private collection the students had to get started with their different approaches as result.
Opening: Thursday 25th February from 3pm to 7pm
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