Lisa Walker
Brooch: Untitled 2007
Plastic, silicon, silver, laquer, glue, string
Brooch: Untitled 2007
Plastic, silicon, silver, laquer, glue, string
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Walker decided to assemble her pieces using glue, an idiosyncratic process that made her stand out in the field. Being considered the Anti-Christ of the jewellery world, glue is used ‘secretly’ in both traditional and contemporary jewellery.
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Abeer Baghdadi: Advancing Art Jewellery in Saudi Arabia
20Jun2021 -
Danner Preis 2020. The Most Proficient Forces are to be Distinguished by the Foundation
08Jun2021 -
CHAINreaction: Handshakes at the Refinery. An Exhibition Review by Sarah McClintock
03Jun2021 -
With Jewelry: je(WE)lry
27May2021 -
Green Blades. Transition process from a Starbucks plastic table knife to a pre-Qin knife coin
29Apr2021 -
Material Stories: Epilogue. Non-Humans x Humans
23Apr2021 -
Hand Medal Project: Thinking about What Jewelry Can Do
18Apr2021 -
Material Stories: Alternative Materials. Something They Are Not
11Apr2021 -
A Scholarship Named After Maria Cristina Bergesio
04Apr2021 -
Jocale. A Reflection on Co-Jewellery. Critical text and interview with Josef Friedrich by Dr. Phil. Ester Sposato-Friedr...
01Apr2021 -
Urgent Adornment in South Africa: Making Art Under Pressure. A Workshop Review by Beverley Price
23Mar2021 -
Material Stories: Pearls. Perils of Perfectionism
19Mar2021 -
A Brief History of Contemporary Jewellery in Brazil. From 1950s to 2020. A research by Ana Bellagamba
16Mar2021 -
Erasing all Evidence of the Brutal Tragedy Seemed Wrong. Jason Stein Explains How Jewelry Made Him a Better Person
13Mar2021 -
A Chronologic Vision of Contemporary Jewelry in China. From 1956 to 2020. A Research by Ray Zheng
24Feb2021
