Shine 2024
Exhibition
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18 Sep 2024
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20 Dec 2024
Published: 26.08.2024
The Goldsmiths’ Centre
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Shine Selling Pop-Up at The Goldsmiths' Centre, 2023
Photographer: Rene Gonzalez
Photographer: Rene Gonzalez
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Shine 2024, the much-anticipated annual new talent showcase in jewellery and silversmithing, returns to the Goldsmiths' Centre on 18 September 2024 with sixteen UK designer-makers.
The event aims to champion and support new businesses, inviting design and craft enthusiasts to meet the makers, explore their work, and shop.
Artist list
Morvarid Alavifard, Lucy Anderson, Mim Best, Alice Biolo, Laura Fedus, Gillian Finlay, Roxanne Gilbert, Kayla Rimmon & Chloë Woodmansterne, Kumiko Kihara, Emma Lawrence, Lois Lo, Clare Maiden, Charlotte Smith, Inca Starzinsky, Maria Manola Toro
Their collections will be available to purchase until 20th December 2024 through a free exhibition at the Goldsmiths’ Centre and online at goldsmiths-shop-talent.org
Selected by guest judges journalist Rachael Taylor and The Jewellery Editor Maria Doulton following an open call, this year’s talented new jewellers and silversmiths are Alice Biolo, Charlotte Smith, Clare Maiden (Clare Maiden Jewellery), Emma Lawrence (Spangle Fandango), Gillian Finlay, Inca Starzinsky, Kayla Rimmon & Chloë Woodmansterne (Aril Jewels), Kumiko Kihara (Field of Tree Jewellery), Laura Fedus, Lois Lo, Lucy Anderson, Maria Manola Toro (Maria Manola Jewellery), Mim Best, Morvarid Alavifard and Roxanne Gilbert.
Charlotte Dew, Head of Public Programmes at the Goldsmiths’ Centre, comments: “Shine is a supportive developmental programme for exciting new UK jewellery and silversmithing businesses to present, showcase and sell their collections. Our free, part-time tailored business training helps exhibitors build brand visibility and confidently sell their work both in person and online. Past participants have received prestigious commissions, awards, and showcasing opportunities, including at this year’s Future Icons and Goldsmiths’ Fair.”
All Shine exhibitors will complete a training programme over the summer, where they learned how to present, sell and showcase their new collections. Every purchase supports these emerging businesses and the Goldsmiths’ Centre’s work to champion and help more jewellery and silversmithing businesses to grow.
Interviews and short films created with the makers, as part of their training, will be shared via the Goldsmiths’ Centre’s Instagram channel @gsmithscentre, enabling consumers and trade representatives to interact with these talented makers.
Selected by guest judges journalist Rachael Taylor and The Jewellery Editor Maria Doulton following an open call, this year’s talented new jewellers and silversmiths are Alice Biolo, Charlotte Smith, Clare Maiden (Clare Maiden Jewellery), Emma Lawrence (Spangle Fandango), Gillian Finlay, Inca Starzinsky, Kayla Rimmon & Chloë Woodmansterne (Aril Jewels), Kumiko Kihara (Field of Tree Jewellery), Laura Fedus, Lois Lo, Lucy Anderson, Maria Manola Toro (Maria Manola Jewellery), Mim Best, Morvarid Alavifard and Roxanne Gilbert.
Charlotte Dew, Head of Public Programmes at the Goldsmiths’ Centre, comments: “Shine is a supportive developmental programme for exciting new UK jewellery and silversmithing businesses to present, showcase and sell their collections. Our free, part-time tailored business training helps exhibitors build brand visibility and confidently sell their work both in person and online. Past participants have received prestigious commissions, awards, and showcasing opportunities, including at this year’s Future Icons and Goldsmiths’ Fair.”
All Shine exhibitors will complete a training programme over the summer, where they learned how to present, sell and showcase their new collections. Every purchase supports these emerging businesses and the Goldsmiths’ Centre’s work to champion and help more jewellery and silversmithing businesses to grow.
Interviews and short films created with the makers, as part of their training, will be shared via the Goldsmiths’ Centre’s Instagram channel @gsmithscentre, enabling consumers and trade representatives to interact with these talented makers.
The Goldsmiths’ Centre
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- Management:
- Peter Taylor
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