Questions of Jewellery. Masterclass by Caroline Broadhead

This workshop is aimed at those with an interest in the expanded field of contemporary jewellery i.e. body-related objects, clothing, performance, and image-based ideas. Starting with rapid response briefs designed to challenge received preconceptions, we will find out what questions are the most relevant for each participant, open up creative, imaginative possibilities and identify directions for future development.

Who is the course for?
This masterclass is aimed at experienced professional makers, jewellery artists, and craftspeople from all parts of the world, as well as ambitious jewellery students who are interested in thinking through making. Participants are expected to have an open, inquisitive and experimental attitude towards the work.
 
When: 20-23.07.2020. Monday to Thursday. 10.00 am - 5.00 pm.
Price: £ 690 (approx. € 825, most materials incl.), early-bird booking offer £ 640 (approx. € 765) by 19.04.2020.

For more information please visit the website.
Book the course please email info@k2jewelleryacademy.london.


About the teacher:
This masterclass is taught by Caroline Broadhead. Working across fine and applied arts, Caroline Broadhead’s work centres around objects which come into contact and interact with the body, and include collaborations and performance work. Some pieces are intended to be worn and changed through touch and movement and other works have explored the outer extents of the body through light, shadow, and reflection. Caroline has lectured, taught and exhibited widely and her work is represented in many public collections worldwide. A recent book and exhibition at CODA Museum, Netherlands showcased work spanning four decades. Other acknowledgments include Jerwood Prize for Applied Arts: Textiles, 1997; Textiles International Open, 2004, and The Goldsmiths Craft & Design Council Lifetime Achievement Award, 2017. She has recently retired as Course Leader, BA Jewellery Design at Central Saint Martins where she is now Professor Emerita.
 

Teachers

Caroline Broadhead