JOYA Barcelona Art Jewellery Fair 2017 Review
Published: 07.11.2017
- Author:
- Joya
- Edited by:
- Klimt02
- Edited at:
- Barcelona
- Edited on:
- 2017
The 9th edition of JOYA Barcelona has been a success and consolidated the event as the main art jewellery fair in Spain. Fulfilling its objective, JOYA has promoted national and international artists through the exhibition and communication, with a selection of the best representatives of art jewellery field. For the fourth year, the Arts Santa Mónica, has become the home of more than 300 artists and more than 3,000 visitors attended the three-day event.
Undoubtedly, JOYA becomes a “must” place for all art jewellery connoisseurs, a "meeting point" and business platform between artists and galleries, private collectors and cultural elite, with a full schedule of events, exhibitions, conferences, and supported by important publications and mass media on and offline.
To close the event and celebrate Excellency in the art jewellery field, the big winner of this year was the Chinese artist Wanshu Li, winner of JOYA AWARD 2017.
List of winners JOYA 2017:
Author Award 2017: Mikai Asai
International Prize Arte y Joya: Lucie Houdková
Enjoiat: Professional - Agustina Ros. Student - Elena Moreno
Alchimia Award: Elena Moreno
JOYA Barcelona 2017:
3,000 visitors in 3 days
40 countries
48 individual artists
15 artists represented in 2 collectives
21 students represented in 9 schools
29 artists represented in 3 galleries
6 Guest artist, award winners
95 Artists represented in 16 exhibitions OFF JOYA
To close the event and celebrate Excellency in the art jewellery field, the big winner of this year was the Chinese artist Wanshu Li, winner of JOYA AWARD 2017.
List of winners JOYA 2017:
Author Award 2017: Mikai Asai
International Prize Arte y Joya: Lucie Houdková
Enjoiat: Professional - Agustina Ros. Student - Elena Moreno
Alchimia Award: Elena Moreno
JOYA Barcelona 2017:
3,000 visitors in 3 days
40 countries
48 individual artists
15 artists represented in 2 collectives
21 students represented in 9 schools
29 artists represented in 3 galleries
6 Guest artist, award winners
95 Artists represented in 16 exhibitions OFF JOYA
Brooch: Untitled, 2017
Acrylic, sterling silver, sequins, glass beads, nylon wire.
6.5 x 6.5 x 4 cm
Photo by: Wanshu Li
From series: Go with the Glow
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Elena Moreno, winner of Enjoiat and Alchimia award 2017.
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Brooch: Pari, 2017
Paper, Japanese lacquer(Urushi), veneered seashell, eggshell, silver, steel wire.
8 x 3.5 x 5 cm
Photo by: Miki Asai
From series: Fragments
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- Author:
- Joya
- Edited by:
- Klimt02
- Edited at:
- Barcelona
- Edited on:
- 2017
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