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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In Memoriam of Jürgen Eickhoff
23Jul2026 -
The Joël Faivre Chalon Donation: An Exceptional Collection of Jewellery and Archives
23Jul2026 -
Anna Olivella Casas. Escola Massana Centre d'Art i Disseny New Talents Award Nominee 2026
23Jul2026 -
Who Decides What Matters? On the Responsibility of Choosing
19Jul2026 -
Juliette Lindup. Universiteit Stellenbosch University. New Talents Award Nominee 2026
14Jul2026 -
A masterpiece by Fouquet and Mucha for Pforzheim's Jewellery Museum. Ceremonial handover by Werner Wild Foundation
13Jul2026 -
Warwick Freeman, Hook Hand Heart Star. An Exhibition Review
09Jul2026 -
The Woman Sitting at her Dressing Table, the Mirrors Displayed
07Jul2026 -
Delegate Thinking: Jewellery for decision-making in the age of artificial intelligence by Isabelita Virtual and SpecialG...
02Jul2026 -
The Hidden Life of Jewellery: Storage as a Narrative Practice
30Jun2026 -
Poetry of Birds: The Life of a Motif Across Literature, Image, and Jewelry
25Jun2026 -
Hommage à A. Boetti (ordine e disordine) by Fumiko Gotô. A Future Classic in Contemporary Jewellery
24Jun2026 -
When Visibility Is Not Enough. On Choosing, Curating, and Creating Meaning
16Jun2026 -
Wendy Ramshaw: Jewellery as a Formal System
13Jun2026 -
Libro scalpo by Maria Lai. A Future Classic in Contemporary Jewellery
08Jun2026
