Bring Back the Dead
Exhibition
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20 Sep 2013
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22 Sep 2013
Published: 18.09.2013
Bring Back the Dead aims to create dialogue between jewellers, whilst promoting the work in a new way and giving older work a new life. How many artists have work in the back of their studios, still in good condition but never sold? What if this work was to be given to another artist, and worn by them?
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