Jewellery Thinking
Published: 06.09.2024
Imagine entering a classroom filled with numerous captivating sources of knowledge from various disciplines. You have the freedom to choose any of these sources and learn anything you desire.
There are no grades to worry about, no mandatory attendance, and no traditional lessons.
What is this slightly absurd description?
It is a jewellery exhibition.
This essay, written by Elena Karpilova, was the Montebello - Bergesio Award 2023-24 finalist: Contemporary Jewelery and critical writing by AGC Italy - Association of Contemporary Jewellery.
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