The Nobel Jewellery Prize 2010
Published: 15.10.2010
Last week the winners of the Nobel Prize 2010 were presented. Experiments with a very thin – as close as you get to two dimensional - super conductive material, was rewarded. Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov got the Nobel Prize in physics for their work with graphene, a material made of carbon atoms.
Now you will probably think we are suffering of megalomania, and maybe we are, but we would like to present the Jewellery Nobel Prizes of 2010.
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Tools of Transformation: Redefining Craft in Contemporary Jewellery. Spotlight Artworks by Klimt02
13Sep2024 -
When 1 + 1 = three. How collaboration can change everything
13Sep2024 -
Interview with Leah Chan. On Artistic Creation and Chinese Dietary Philosophy by Ray Zheng
12Sep2024 -
Innovative Jewelry Alloys and Prospects for Their Use
12Sep2024 -
Identity Crisis: An Essay about the Current State of Art Jewellery and the Future of it
12Sep2024 -
After Identity Crisis: Introduction (1/4)
12Sep2024 -
After Identity Crisis: the Pole Shift (3/4)
12Sep2024 -
After Identity Crisis: Ceci n’est pas “art jewellery” (2/4)
11Sep2024 -
Unveiling Value. The Impact of Auctions on the Contemporary Jewellery Market
07Sep2024 -
Jewellery Thinking
06Sep2024 -
Eden Danieli. Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art. New Talents Award Nominee 2024
27Aug2024 -
Jewellery Mockumentary (*)
20Aug2024 -
Bande à Part
12Aug2024 -
Do you have too many eggs in one basket?
08Aug2024 -
Accessibility & Adaptation: Residencies in 2024
06Aug2024