Selected Galleries, Arts & Crafts Collectives, Institutions and Schools at JOYA Barcelona Art Jewellery Fair 2019
Published: 04.09.2019
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JOYA Barcelona Art Jewellery & Objects is the main art jewellery and art objects event in Spain. Gathering a great number of independent artists as well as related organizations, schools and other entities. In its 11th edition will be focused on the communicative and diplomatic meaning of the art jewellery and objects in nowadays, as it is important for JOYA to promote the socio-cultural movements in vogue.
JOYA 2019 will take place on the October 10th, 11th and 12th 2019 at Disseny Hub Barcelona, Spain.
Talking about the power of jewelry is potentially inexhaustible and fascinating. It implies returning to the beginning of humanity, not only as an adornment for the body but as the ideological expression of culture, and even more importantly, POLITICS.
The call of this year has exceeded all expectations, having a high percentage of new artists who have not participated in previous editions, so this year will be one of the most innovative in terms of design and cutting edge.
JOYA 2019 will have the participation of 2 galleries, 3 collectives, 2 international schools and 6 national schools.
Galleries:
Gioielli in Fermento – Italy: Maura Biamonti, Michela Boschetto, Lluis Comin, Corrado de Meo, Clara del Papa, Maria Rosa Franzin, Nicoletta Frigerio, Fabiana Gadano, Yasuko Kanno, Alba Polenghi, Gigi Mariani, Mineri Matsuura, Stefano Rossi, Sara Shahak, Claudia Steiner, Yoko Takirai e Pietro Pellitteri, Eriko Unno.
Lalabeyou – Spain: Cova Rios, David Asenjo, Esther Ortiz, Iraia Azcorbe, Laura Gonzalez, Maria Mallo, Marie Guerrier, Sandra Val, Valeria Zanin, Osvaldo Escanes.
Collectives:
Artesania Catalunya – Catalunya: Alberto Bustos, Annie Michie, Clara Niubó, Ferrán Collado
Assamblage – Romania: Andrea G. Popescu, Diana Tobosaru, Gena Tudor, Mihaela Ciocalteu, Silvia Cruceru.
Tresors – Spain: Laura Juanós, Carlota Serdá, Clara Niubó, Cristina Giménez, Elena Comín, Gemma Lopez, Isabel Tristán, Jaime Díaz, Jèssica Bellì, Jordi Aparicio, Jordi Sànchez, Lidia Sevilla, Lluís Comín, Gemma Camal, Marta Roca, Mireia Calaf, Mònica Calaf, Mònica Fugarolas, Pilar Freixanet, Quico Tent, Silvia Serra Albaladejo
Schools:
Escuela Arte 3 - Spain
Escola d'Art i Disseny de Tarragona (EADT) - Spain
Escola d'Art la Industrial - Spain
Escola d'Art i Superior de Disseny de València (EASD) - Spain
Escola Massana - Spain
Escola Municipal d´Art Arsenal - Spain
Escola Llotja - Spain
Hochschule Trier - Germany
IED Milano - Italy
Escola de Joieria (JORGC) – Spain
The call of this year has exceeded all expectations, having a high percentage of new artists who have not participated in previous editions, so this year will be one of the most innovative in terms of design and cutting edge.
JOYA 2019 will have the participation of 2 galleries, 3 collectives, 2 international schools and 6 national schools.
Galleries:
Gioielli in Fermento – Italy: Maura Biamonti, Michela Boschetto, Lluis Comin, Corrado de Meo, Clara del Papa, Maria Rosa Franzin, Nicoletta Frigerio, Fabiana Gadano, Yasuko Kanno, Alba Polenghi, Gigi Mariani, Mineri Matsuura, Stefano Rossi, Sara Shahak, Claudia Steiner, Yoko Takirai e Pietro Pellitteri, Eriko Unno.
Lalabeyou – Spain: Cova Rios, David Asenjo, Esther Ortiz, Iraia Azcorbe, Laura Gonzalez, Maria Mallo, Marie Guerrier, Sandra Val, Valeria Zanin, Osvaldo Escanes.
Collectives:
Artesania Catalunya – Catalunya: Alberto Bustos, Annie Michie, Clara Niubó, Ferrán Collado
Assamblage – Romania: Andrea G. Popescu, Diana Tobosaru, Gena Tudor, Mihaela Ciocalteu, Silvia Cruceru.
Tresors – Spain: Laura Juanós, Carlota Serdá, Clara Niubó, Cristina Giménez, Elena Comín, Gemma Lopez, Isabel Tristán, Jaime Díaz, Jèssica Bellì, Jordi Aparicio, Jordi Sànchez, Lidia Sevilla, Lluís Comín, Gemma Camal, Marta Roca, Mireia Calaf, Mònica Calaf, Mònica Fugarolas, Pilar Freixanet, Quico Tent, Silvia Serra Albaladejo
Schools:
Escuela Arte 3 - Spain
Escola d'Art i Disseny de Tarragona (EADT) - Spain
Escola d'Art la Industrial - Spain
Escola d'Art i Superior de Disseny de València (EASD) - Spain
Escola Massana - Spain
Escola Municipal d´Art Arsenal - Spain
Escola Llotja - Spain
Hochschule Trier - Germany
IED Milano - Italy
Escola de Joieria (JORGC) – Spain
Represented by Gallery Gioielli in Fermento (GIF), necklace by Lluís Comín Vilajosana.
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Represented by Gallery Gioielli in Fermento (GIF), brooch by Corrado de Meo.
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Represented by Gallery Gioielli in Fermento (GIF), brooch by Maria Rosa Franzin.
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Represented by Gallery Gioielli in Fermento (GIF), brooch by Fabiana Gadano.
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Represented by Gallery Gioielli in Fermento (GIF), brooch by Gigi Mariani.
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Brooch: Untitled, 2018
Oxidized silver, stainless steel, paint.
7 x 12 x 6 cm
Photo by: Takashi Shimomura
Awarded at: Gioielli in Fermento Award 2019 9th edition
From series: Metamorphosis
Klimt02 Mention as Emerging Artist at Gioielli in Fermento 2019 & AGC Special mention.
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Brooch: Sometimes purple, 2019
Iron, glass paints, velvet powder, miniature glass balls, stainless steel.
12 x 8 x 3 cm
Photo by: Shlomi Berebthal
Awarded at: Gioielli in Fermento Award 2019 9th edition
From series: Sharp Nature
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Brooch: Grapes & Landscape, 2019
Silver, resin, pigments, copper, shibuichi.
9 x 7 cm
Photo by: Claudia Steiner
The brooch was nominated for the Gioielli in Fermento Award 2019.
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Represented by Gallery Lalabeyou, piece by Laura Gonzalez.
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Represented by Collective Artesania Catalunya, piece by Ferrán Collado.
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Represented by Collective Assamblage, brooch by Silvia Cruceru.
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Represented by Collective Tresors, pieces by Jèssica Bellí.
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Represented by School Escuela Arte 3, piece by Isabel Pardo Lopez.
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Represented by School EADT - Escola d'Art i Disseny de Tarragona, piece by Beatrice Bizot.
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Pendant: Memento mori, memento vivire, 2019
Shibuichi, brass, nylon, boxwood, human ashes.
5.5 x 2.5 x 2.5 cm
Photo by: Jèssica Bellí
From series: 1 gramo
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Represented by School Escola d'Art i Superior de Disseny de València, piece by Ana Monleon.
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Represented by School Escola Massana, piece by Josefina Espinoza.
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Represented by School Escola Municipal D´art Arsenal, piece by Maria Colell.
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Represented by School Escola Llotja, piece by Irene Scarpelli.
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Brooch: An Impeccable Recollection of History, 2019
Brass, stone.
2.8 x 5.9 cm
From series: Interrelations
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Earrings: Elena, Lili, Daria, 2019
Silver, hair.
Elena: 2.7 x 1.5 x 1 cm; Lili: 7.8 x 2.5 x 1 cm; Daria: 3.5 x 6.1 x 1 cm
From series: Invisible Touch
Still life photo by Claudio Morelli; The piece on body photo by Anna Ivanova.
Living at a distance with close people make you feel their invisible presence. Parts of their body and hair are transformed into earrings — jewels that can not be seen by the wearer. It’s a magical touch that gives you a powerful sensation of that person. He touches your skin invisibly, you feel the presence but you can’t see him. Metallic parts of the earrings are inspired by ear-parts shapes and have the effect of wearing someone’s ear. Hair and metallic ears confuse you. What’s real and what’s not?
Living at a distance with close people make you feel their invisible presence. Parts of their body and hair are transformed into earrings — jewels that can not be seen by the wearer. It’s a magical touch that gives you a powerful sensation of that person. He touches your skin invisibly, you feel the presence but you can’t see him. Metallic parts of the earrings are inspired by ear-parts shapes and have the effect of wearing someone’s ear. Hair and metallic ears confuse you. What’s real and what’s not?
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Represented by School JORGC - Colegio de Joyeros, piece by Yolanda Pibernat.
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