I am one of the creatives who miss critique. About Critique. Interview with Susan Pietzsch from Schmuck2
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Published: 18.03.2020

From the first seven interviews about critique, we received many answers and ideas. But more important: more questions came up. We go into the second round of interviews and talk with people from the contemporary jewellery scene to answer questions about censorship, morality and what value criticism has towards the transformation of society.
In this eleventh interview of our new series about critique, we are talking to Susan Pietzsch who is a German artist based in Tokyo/Japan whose work focuses on a complex examination of the contemporary concept of jewellery. People may don’t know her name, but the „label“ Schmuck2.
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