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Under That Cloud

Exhibition  /  13 Apr 2011  -  29 May 2011
Published: 15.04.2011
Under That Cloud.
Velvet da Vinci
Management:
Mike Holmes and Elizabeth Shypertt
Piece: Bracito de Oro by Benjamin Lignel.Mixed media. 2011Photo © Jonathan Keenan. Benjamin Lignel
Piece: Bracito de Oro, 2011
Mixed media
Photo © Jonathan Keenan
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Brooch: Net-Work Series (Arquitecturas Livianas) by Ramon Puig Cuyàs.Nickel silver, patina. 2010 Ramon Puig Cuyàs
Brooch: Net-Work Series (Arquitecturas Livianas), 2010
Nickel silver, patina
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Intro
In April of 2010 the Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajökull began a series of explosive eruptions of ash which disrupted air travel and the environment. Hundreds were evacuated and thousands watched as huge ash plumes erupted 8 kilometers into the sky for days on end. Across the globe in Mexico City, the jewelry symposium Walking the Gray Area was coming to an end. Eyjafjallajökull stranded 18 jewelers who had attended the event in Mexico City. Under That Cloud is their response to these unexpected days spent there.
Velvet da Vinci in San Francisco presents as part of its 20th Anniversary Series of Exhibitions:
UNDER THAT CLOUD: An exhibition of jewelry inspired by 18 artists stranded in Mexico City under the Icelandic volcanic ash cloud, curated by Jo Bloxham.

In April of 2010 the Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajökull began a series of explosive eruptions of ash which disrupted air travel and the environment. Hundreds were evacuated and thousands watched as huge ash plumes erupted 8 kilometers into the sky for days on end. Across the globe in Mexico City, the jewelry symposium Walking the Gray Area was coming to an end. Eyjafjallajökull stranded 18 jewelers who had attended the event in Mexico City. Under That Cloud is their response to these unexpected days spent there. This exhibition will begin at Galerie Spektrum in Munich, Germany during the Schmuck 2011 jewelry festival and will be continuing on to Velvet da Vinci in San Francisco, Manchester Art Gallery and Klimt02 Gallery, Barcelona.