Dialogue Across the Past, the Present and the Future with Annette Dam and Marie-Louise Kristensen in Shanghai
Workshop
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22 Oct 2018
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24 Oct 2018
Published: 11.10.2018
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During this workshop the Danish artists Annette Dam and Marie-Louise Kristensen will introduce their work methods. These include using techniques such as registrations, reflections and paying close attention to what's happening in the world around us and inside ourselves.
Among other things, the workshop will have the emphasis on materials - how the individual properties of different materials can be combined to produce new compositions. Considerations regarding adapting works to the body - the function and placement - will also be addressed.
The workshop will start out with small individual exercises, common reflections and conversations about TIME, MATERIAL, BODY and SPACE. The participants will prepare sketches and create jewelry in relation to the title: Dialogue Across the Past, the Present and the Future.
We will focus on the creative process and experimenting with form and materials rather than working with refining technical skills. The participants should know basic goldsmith techniques beforehand and be able to attend all three days.
Time: 10 am - 3 pm.
Language: English, Chinese.
Price: 800 RMB ( 600 RMB for students) / 100 Euro (75 Euro for students)
Maximum: 15 people

Annette Dam is educated at Oslo National Academy of the Arts in Norway. She is currently based in Copenhagen, Denmark, from where she develops her unique artworks and coordinate exhibitions around the world. Annette Dam has repeatedly received grants from the Danish Art Foundation; she has been shown at Schmuck and awarded several prizes over the years. In Annette Dam´s work the artistic, conceptual and handcraft meet, and through an investigative practice the process serves as an active contributor to the design and final expression. Her jewellery is created in a sensual and narrative universe preferably combining elements of seriousness and a sense of humor. All of it considered through a both loving and critical perspective aiming for communicative art jewellery.
Marie-Louise Kristensen creates unique jewellery in a humorous and narrative universe. Her jewellery weaves the exclusive and the everyday together, both in design and in materials. Kristensen graduated from the Institute of Precious Metals in 2004. Lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark. She is represented at Gallery Goldfingers, Copenhagen and ATTA Gallery, Bangkok. Her works has been selected to exhibit at Schmuck - Munich, Germany in 2010, 2014 and 2016. In 2016 Marie-Louise Kristensen and Annette Dam founded Art Jewellery Copenhagen. Art Jewellery Copenhagen focuses on presenting the artistic potential in jewellery. Through artist talks, exhibitions and coordinating projects within the field of jewellery, Art Jewellery Copenhagen aim to educate, promote and expand the knowledge about jewellery art.
The workshop will start out with small individual exercises, common reflections and conversations about TIME, MATERIAL, BODY and SPACE. The participants will prepare sketches and create jewelry in relation to the title: Dialogue Across the Past, the Present and the Future.
We will focus on the creative process and experimenting with form and materials rather than working with refining technical skills. The participants should know basic goldsmith techniques beforehand and be able to attend all three days.
Time: 10 am - 3 pm.
Language: English, Chinese.
Price: 800 RMB ( 600 RMB for students) / 100 Euro (75 Euro for students)
Maximum: 15 people
Annette Dam is educated at Oslo National Academy of the Arts in Norway. She is currently based in Copenhagen, Denmark, from where she develops her unique artworks and coordinate exhibitions around the world. Annette Dam has repeatedly received grants from the Danish Art Foundation; she has been shown at Schmuck and awarded several prizes over the years. In Annette Dam´s work the artistic, conceptual and handcraft meet, and through an investigative practice the process serves as an active contributor to the design and final expression. Her jewellery is created in a sensual and narrative universe preferably combining elements of seriousness and a sense of humor. All of it considered through a both loving and critical perspective aiming for communicative art jewellery.
Marie-Louise Kristensen creates unique jewellery in a humorous and narrative universe. Her jewellery weaves the exclusive and the everyday together, both in design and in materials. Kristensen graduated from the Institute of Precious Metals in 2004. Lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark. She is represented at Gallery Goldfingers, Copenhagen and ATTA Gallery, Bangkok. Her works has been selected to exhibit at Schmuck - Munich, Germany in 2010, 2014 and 2016. In 2016 Marie-Louise Kristensen and Annette Dam founded Art Jewellery Copenhagen. Art Jewellery Copenhagen focuses on presenting the artistic potential in jewellery. Through artist talks, exhibitions and coordinating projects within the field of jewellery, Art Jewellery Copenhagen aim to educate, promote and expand the knowledge about jewellery art.
Brooch: Transcendence, 2015
Oxidized silver, copper, resin.
8 x 9 x 4.5 cm
Photo by: Dorte Krogh
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.
Necklace: Something is Blocking My View, 2015
14k gold, oxidized silver, copper, pearls, resin, photo on canvas, polystyrene, elastic ban.
50 x 20 x 4.5 cm
Photo by: Dorte Krogh
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.
Brooch: LOVE, Let’s Race to the Top, 2016
Silver, milliput, wood, plastic, gold.
9.5 x 5.5 x 5.5 cm
Photo by: Dorte Krogh
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.
Brooch: VROooOOOM, Let’s Race to the Top, 2017
Silver, milliput, wood, plastic.
3.5 x 9 x 4 cm
Photo by: Dorte Krogh
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.
Brooch: Break Away from the Conventional, 2017
Silver, milliput, acrylic, glass, gold 585.
13 x 8 x 6.5 cm
Photo by: Dorte Krogh
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.
Triple Parade
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DEADLINE: 22/10/2018
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