Published: 02.09.2019
Piece: Turn, 2009
Brass
Photo by: Martin Kaufmann
Models of Vessels.
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.

It’s not uncommon for a married couple: Ulla + Martin Kaufmann, to share an atelier, but it’s rare indeed for a couple to prioritize absolute collaboration. Each spouse is seldom encountered alone: they think, work and exhibit their creations together.
This article was published in the book Ulla + Martin Kaufmann, Einblicke. The book was edited in Hamburg and published in 2006 by Justus Brinckmann Gesellschaft e.V. and Erdwin Amsinck Stiftung.
-
Value, Imitation, and Perception in Contemporary Jewellery. Spotlight Artworks by Klimt02
03Apr2026 -
Malachite and the Origins of Copper
01Apr2026 -
The Goldsmiths’ Centre Announces Recipients of the Business Catalyst (Large) Grants 2026
01Apr2026 -
Wisselring by Paul Derrez. A Future Classic in Contemporary Jewellery
26Mar2026 -
Donald Friedlich, elected by the American Craft Council (ACC) to their prestigious College of Fellows
17Mar2026 -
Munich Schmuck Fair 2026. What Are We Really Coming For?
15Mar2026 -
Blue Shadows by Lily Kanellopoulou. A Future Classic in Contemporary Jewellery
12Mar2026 -
Kukas: Amanhã (Tomorrow)
12Mar2026 -
Thomas Gentille (1936–2026)
11Mar2026 -
30 Selected Artists at LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize 2026
04Mar2026 -
Shu Wang: A vocation for multitudes
27Feb2026 -
34th International Jewellery Competition EVERY BODY Selected Artists List
26Feb2026 -
Debris from the Dreams of Our Parents
22Feb2026 -
The Bugatti Ring by Onno Boekhoudt. A Future Classic in Contemporary Jewellery
22Feb2026 -
David Huycke new coordinator Jewellery Design at PXL-MAD
16Feb2026













