CHAINreaction: Handshakes at the Refinery. An Exhibition Review by Sarah McClintock
Published: 03.06.2021
A handshake is a sign of peace, in the offering of open hands you are showing that you bear no ill will. A give and take, there is no winner in a handshake. Instead, it is a mutual ritual, an exchange of power and expression of trust and respect.
HANDSHAKE is a mentoring and exhibition project with a continuing progressive programme that over the years has benefited a great number of NZ emerging jewellery artists.
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Virtual Jewellery
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Let's talk about Contemporary Art Jewelry in the Chinese Market
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30 Selected Artists at LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize 2022
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To Collect. Jorunn Veiteberg own collection of jewellery
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Internationale Handwerksmesse - IHM 2022: New date in July 2022
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