Wear It Loud
Exhibition
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04 Sep 2014
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16 Oct 2014
Published: 02.09.2014
R|R Gallery
- Mail:
- Platforma.one
gmail.com
- Phone:
- 212-226-4513
- Management:
- Bella Neyman and Ruta Reifen

"Wear it Loud" is an exhibition that discusses the relationship between fashion and contemporary jewellery. With sixteen artists working in different directions, the result is a controversial and provocative show.
Artist list
Johanna Törnqvist, Anya Kivarkis, Ashley Buchanan, Alissia Melka-Teichroew, Cristina Dias, Denise J. Reytan, Gregory Larin, Hanna Hedman, Inbar Shahak, Karin Seufert, Lola Brooks, Marge Hinge, Mia Kwon, Nikki Couppe, Rebecca Hannon, Tara Locklear
An exhibition exploring the connection between fashion & jewelry inaugurates new gallery devoted to art jewelry in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District.
“Wear It Loud” is a contemporary art jewelry exhibition dedicated to exploring the ongoing conversation between fashion and jewelry and providing fashion lovers with an alternative to the jewelry regularly featured in fashion publications. Timed to coincide with Mercedes- Benz Fashion Week, “Wear It Loud” will be on view from September 4, through October 16, 2014.
The show, curated by Bella Neyman and Ruta Reifen of Platforma, will inaugurate R|R Gallery located at 30 Gansevoort Street in the heart of New
York’s Meatpacking District. With over 50 pieces of jewelry on view, “Wear It Loud” will present the work of sixteen emerging and renowned international artists who all create unique and one- of- a kind wearable works of art. The work on display will fall into five distinct categories: artists who reinterpret vintage jewelry (most often seen in fashion editorials) through the use of nontraditional materials, artists who are inspired by the portrayal of jewelry in fashion magazines, artists who through the deliberate use of photography have created their own editorials and act as their own models or brand ambassadors, artists who subvert the logos of popular fashion houses to create original work, and artists who create jewelry that is an extension of the garment.
Unlike fashion jewelry, art jewelry is driven by a concept whereas most jewelry featured in fashion editorials is not concerned with being anything other than decorative. Aside from actual jewelry, photographs will be projected onto he gallery’s walls.
“Wear It Loud” is a contemporary art jewelry exhibition dedicated to exploring the ongoing conversation between fashion and jewelry and providing fashion lovers with an alternative to the jewelry regularly featured in fashion publications. Timed to coincide with Mercedes- Benz Fashion Week, “Wear It Loud” will be on view from September 4, through October 16, 2014.
The show, curated by Bella Neyman and Ruta Reifen of Platforma, will inaugurate R|R Gallery located at 30 Gansevoort Street in the heart of New
York’s Meatpacking District. With over 50 pieces of jewelry on view, “Wear It Loud” will present the work of sixteen emerging and renowned international artists who all create unique and one- of- a kind wearable works of art. The work on display will fall into five distinct categories: artists who reinterpret vintage jewelry (most often seen in fashion editorials) through the use of nontraditional materials, artists who are inspired by the portrayal of jewelry in fashion magazines, artists who through the deliberate use of photography have created their own editorials and act as their own models or brand ambassadors, artists who subvert the logos of popular fashion houses to create original work, and artists who create jewelry that is an extension of the garment.
Unlike fashion jewelry, art jewelry is driven by a concept whereas most jewelry featured in fashion editorials is not concerned with being anything other than decorative. Aside from actual jewelry, photographs will be projected onto he gallery’s walls.
Necklace: Vingklippt, 2014
Recycled material
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Necklace: Vingklippt, 2014
Recycled material
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.

Neckpiece: Black Bile, 2013
Silver, leather, copper, paint
45x12x26 cm
Photograph Sanna Lindberg
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Photo credit: Lola Brooks
Photographer: Evan Morgan | Image courtesy Sienna Patti
Photographer: Evan Morgan | Image courtesy Sienna Patti
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.
R|R Gallery
- Mail:
- Platforma.one
gmail.com
- Phone:
- 212-226-4513
- Management:
- Bella Neyman and Ruta Reifen
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