A Starter's Guide For (Soon To Be) Graduated Jewellery Designers. Part 2
Published: 03.09.2018
With these series of questions and responses I aim to make a crib sheet for (soon to be) graduated jewellery designers. It are practical questions asked from a students point of view to different profiles. The questions are focused on artistic work, education, retail and contacts and learned lessons. By asking different profiles, you’ll get more insights that could come in handy as a starter. And hopefully they can guide you in making the right decisions and encourage you to JUST DO IT.
The second questionnaire is the one for the gallerists. The different galleries are situated across the world. There is a diversity in nationality and background but all of them have the same goal: to share and educate their passion for Contemporary Jewellery.
Part 2 resulted in a combination of variated answers by gallerists, refreshing to read.
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Virtual Jewellery
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Maja Gunn, new Professor of Textiles at Konstfack: Crafts and textiles are part of a larger social context
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What is the price of art?
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Three works by David Bielander at the Lausanne Palace
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Work by Lucy Sarneel added to the permanent presentation of the CODA collection
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With Jewelry: Use(s,d) & Desire
11Mar2022 -
A view from Chinese jewellery: Feminism, women and design post 1949
07Mar2022 -
Let's talk about Contemporary Art Jewelry in the Chinese Market
07Mar2022 -
The Impolite Body
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Hard and straight. The creation of Nineteenth-Century Masculinity and how it affects the wearing of jewellery.
19Feb2022 -
30 Selected Artists at LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize 2022
11Feb2022 -
The brooch NOKOMIS in MAKK - Museum für Angewandte Kunst Köln
30Jan2022 -
Embracing the echo. Theoretical and practical research on the multiple layers of meaning in jewellery
17Jan2022 -
To Collect. Jorunn Veiteberg own collection of jewellery
12Jan2022 -
Internationale Handwerksmesse - IHM 2022: New date in July 2022
11Jan2022
