A Symposium on Crafts. Lin Cheung Celebrated in Style

Article / Awards Review

Published: 16.01.2020

A Symposium on Crafts. Lin Cheung Celebrated in Style.

Françoise van den Bosch Award winner Lin Cheung giving her acceptance speech, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam. Photo: Zhi-Lang Wang

British jewellery maker Lin Cheung is the twentieth recipient of the Françoise van den Bosch Award. A symposium was held in her honour on November 10th, 2019: The Relevance of Crafts. Lin Cheung herself contributed with three special jewellery interventions. Theory and a sensory experience made for a noteworthy combination.

(...)

Access Members' Content

This content is available exclusively to Klimt02 members.

Already a member? LOGIN to continue reading.

Forgot your password?

Remember me

Not a member yet?

Join Klimt02 to access over 1,600 articles, interviews, curated selections, and Editors' Picks published since 2004.

Membership from €50/year.

Become a Reader member

Klimt02 Notes from Parcours Bijoux 2026. Contemporary Jewellery Across Paris

Cécile Maes
02Nov2026
How Do We Build a History? On Archiving, Documenting, and Storytelling

Cécile Maes
02Nov2026
Interpreting lived experiences through the contemporary jewellery of Beverley Price: A case study

Nina Newman
27Oct2026
Across Two Centuries. Reverso [28 Years]: Since 14 November 1998

Cristina Filipe
23Oct2026
Binding Matter. From Dark Substance to Bright Sentiment

Julia Wild
19Oct2026
Di-alogue: Technologies for thinking & making

Helen Dilkes (et al.)
14Oct2026
Three Japanese Jewelry Designers from Romanian Jewelry Week join OTOTO Japanese Fest

Alexandra Bujenita
12Oct2026
Replika Project by Peter Bauhuis. An Exercise in Self-imitation. A Future Classic in Contemporary Jewellery

Pravu Mazumdar
12Oct2026
Mario Pinton: Goldsmithing as Artistic Knowledge. An essay by Sotiria Vasileiou

Sotiria Vasileiou
08Oct2026
Laurenz Stockner’s Objects Between Matter, Process, and Form to experience in an exhibition high in the Mountains of V...

Katherina Perlongo
05Oct2026
Five Jewellers Turn Business Plans into Action with the Goldsmiths’ Centre’s Business Catalyst (Small) Grants 2026

The Goldsmiths’ Centre
01Oct2026
Growing Gems. When gemstones become a creative language at Romanian Jewelry Week

Alexandra Bujenita
28Sep2026
The Critic Stops at the Neck

Daniel Kond
28Sep2026
A Curatorial Vision of Eight Designers at Romanian Jewelry Week 2026

Alexandra Bujenita
28Sep2026
When the File Comes First: What Is the Original in Contemporary Jewelry?

Sogand Nobahar
21Sep2026

A Symposium on Crafts. Lin Cheung Celebrated in Style

Access Members' Content

Not a member yet?

Become a Reader member

More Articles

Klimt02 Notes from Parcours Bijoux 2026. Contemporary Jewellery Across Paris

How Do We Build a History? On Archiving, Documenting, and Storytelling

Interpreting lived experiences through the contemporary jewellery of Beverley Price: A case study

Across Two Centuries. Reverso [28 Years]: Since 14 November 1998

Binding Matter. From Dark Substance to Bright Sentiment

Di-alogue: Technologies for thinking & making

Three Japanese Jewelry Designers from Romanian Jewelry Week join OTOTO Japanese Fest

Replika Project by Peter Bauhuis. An Exercise in Self-imitation. A Future Classic in Contemporary Jewellery

Mario Pinton: Goldsmithing as Artistic Knowledge. An essay by Sotiria Vasileiou

Laurenz Stockner’s Objects Between Matter, Process, and Form to experience in an exhibition high in the Mountains of V...

Five Jewellers Turn Business Plans into Action with the Goldsmiths’ Centre’s Business Catalyst (Small) Grants 2026

Growing Gems. When gemstones become a creative language at Romanian Jewelry Week

The Critic Stops at the Neck

A Curatorial Vision of Eight Designers at Romanian Jewelry Week 2026

When the File Comes First: What Is the Original in Contemporary Jewelry?