The Spoon. An Ordinary Everyday Object Explored by Contemporary Jewellers. Spotlight Artworks by Klimt02
Published: 26.01.2024

Throughout human history, the spoon has held a central place in our lives. As the first tool we learn to use, its seemingly simple design conceals a profound cultural and practical legacy since the Bronze Age.
Many artists, contemporary silversmiths, and jewellers have found inspiration in the spoon's form, materiality, and multifaceted layers of meaning.
In this brief, we present you a selection of relevant pieces which offer new interpretations of this familiar artefact.
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Minerva Skyttä, Floor Berkhout and Hanna-Katri Eskelinen are Selected for the International Scholarship Program Designe...
20Jan2026 -
Donald Friedlich First Foray into Jewelry with a Political Point of View
19Jan2026 -
Form Fitters by Katie Kameen. Future Classic by Jennifer Altmann
14Jan2026 -
Exploring notions of Time, Craft and Design to approach jewellery.
13Jan2026 -
Wearing Worlds: Contemporary Jewellery as a Cultural Interface in a Global - Digital Era
07Jan2026 -
Hermann Jünger: Authorial Identity and the Goldsmith’s Self-Fashioning Through Artistic Practice, Visual Language and...
05Jan2026 -
Ziqi Yuan. Cranbrook Academy of Art. New Talents Award Nominee 2025
02Jan2026 -
Marta Bosch Valentí, Escola Massana Centre d'Art i Disseny New Talents Award Nominee 2025
31Dec2025 -
Gaël Daugareil. HEAR, Haute École des Arts du Rhin. New Talents Award Nominee 2025
30Dec2025 -
Alexandrina Remescu-Simo. Assamblage Contemporary Jewelry School. New Talents Award Nominee 2025
29Dec2025 -
Daniela Torres Suárez. EASD València. New Talents Award Nominee 2025
29Dec2025 -
An Argument for the Narrative
29Dec2025 -
A Jewelry Studio Is a Language I Understand
26Dec2025 -
Chidimma Omeke. Hochschule Trier. New Talents Award Nominee 2025
26Dec2025 -
Antonia López. IED Istituto Europeo di Design. New Talents Award Nominee 2025
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