Published: 25.11.2019
News!
The new deadlines for the annual and intensive courses: Jewellery Making, Jewellery Design, Stone Setting, CAD and Commesso Fiorentino.
- Mail:
- info
artiorafe.it
- Phone:
- +39 055 22 80 131
- Management:
- Giò Carbone
LAO - Le Arti Orafe Jewellery School, Florence
An educational project.
Established in 1985 by Giò Carbone, LAO was the first Italian school devoted to the study of jewellery culture, and to the contemporary practice in jewellery creation, and since the very beginning has encouraged and promoted a learning process emphasizing technical and professional skills, combined with artistic research and contemporary design.
The concept of jewellery has evolved in surprising ways since the Seventies of the XX century, with the advent of artists and goldsmiths who conducted their research.
The contemporary vision has broken into the jewellery world, shaking it from its old and “dusty” image.
The methods, the processes, the functions, the meanings and the social use of jewels, the way of teaching and learning about jewellery have deeply changed, together with its instruments and communication, and since its foundation, LAO has been a reference for this constant evolution.
Through and thanks to the didactic activities, LAO brought in Italy the study and the acquaintance of contemporary jewellery research, primarily through our original and innovative teaching method, and in parallel with an intense cultural activity, since the 80s covered the organization of meetings and conferences, exhibitions, workshops with international artists and creators, so as to realize a favourable environment for the diffusion of study tools that up that moment had no any space in Italy.
This pioneering work has created the conditions for the diffusion and knowledge of contemporary jewellery in Italy, for the formation of goldsmiths with an innovative vision, and has served as an example for many small schools that have begun to be founded here and there in Italy since the late '90.
Educational Programs and courses
Studying, learning, experimenting without limits or boundaries
In the early ‘80s the jewellery companies and crafts studios were beginning a renewal process, but there were no jewellery schools in Italy to support and integrate this big change.
LAO was set up to respond to the need for training felt in many areas, and provided an innovative vision of the notions and techniques of jewellery creation.
LAO invented and experimented with a training programme that put the stress on anti-conventional reworking of traditional procedures and techniques, combining the knowledge of artisan practices with contemporary concepts, exploring the creative use of traditional materials and introducing other, completely innovative ones.
This teaching method soon became a model, and rewarded with the arrival in Florence of hundreds of students from all over the world.
Nowadays the school is one of the most important in Europe, it is an Accredited European Training Agency, and an Authorized entity for Erasmus projects.
History, Facilities, Installations
Living and studying in Florence, the most famous art city in the world.
Since 1985 LAO has its headquarters in the very heart of Florence, in the Santo Spirito/San Frediano historic and artistic district, which still retains its own character and offers visitors and residents an intensely human experience.
The school have 5 beautiful and fully equipped workshops, and 5 classrooms for design, CAD, gemmology and theoretical lessons. A very rich library had been set up along the year, with a huge number of books and catalogues on jewellery and applied arts.
Students
Hundreds of students of all ages and from over the world have come to our school. Our students (approximately 60 every year) come from all over the world: this meeting of different cultures and traditions creates the best possible environment for profitable periods of study which often give rise to lasting friendships and future working relationships.
Courses
Jewellery Making
Jewellery Design
CAD
Stone Setting
Hand-engraving
Enamelling
Commesso Fiorentino
Please check our web pages the times in times to know our update calendar.
Link to the LAO web page with the annual course calendar 2019-2020
The commitment of LAO in the promotion of Jewellery Culture.
LAO has always stood out because of its activities in promoting jewellery culture, and since many years organizes exhibitions, conferences, meetings related to contemporary research jewellery.
LAO has introduced in Italy the knowledge and exploration of contemporary jewellery, not only in the educational field but also with the collateral initiatives that characterize this unique school.
Since its founding LAO has managed events, invited internationally renowned artists for lectures and conferences, organized exhibitions, and promoted the spread of instruments of study and knowledge that previously had no place in Italy.
From 2000 to 2005, LAO has been managing the first art gallery dedicated to jewellery in Florence, with the presentation of significant exhibitions and important artists, some of whom never appeared before in Italy, as for example Terhi Tolvanen, Xavier Monclús, Nel Linssen, Yanna Syvanöja, Hellen Britton, Jacqueline Ryan, and the Italians Anna Maria Zanella, Giovanni Corvaja, Giampaolo Babetto, Maria Rosa Franzin, Carla Riccoboni.
A cultural project: PREZIOSA Contemporary Jewellery
In 2005, once again with a genius intuition and the of enthusiastic people, we decided to make a leap forward, with the launch of the PREZIOSA exhibition project.
PREZIOSA was the first Italian exhibition project repeated all long the years, and since 2008 with the collateral contest/exhibition “PREZIOSA YOUNG” www.preziosa.org
Artists, who take part in PREZIOSA, and other designers, teachers, critics, with which the school had or have cooperation for lecturers, long-term courses, workshops, exhibitions and projects.
Panjapol Jivan Astfalck, Giampaolo Babetto, Robert Baines, Gijs Bakker, Friedrich Becker, Noam Ben–Jacov, Helen Britton, David Bielander, Frédéric Braham, Sigurd Bronger, Sebastian Buescher, Peter Chang, Bifei Cao, Giovanni Corvaja, Johanna Dahm, Georg Dobler, Andi Gut, Naomi Filmer, Nora Fok, Karl Fritsch, Sophie Hanagarth, Yasuki Hiramatsu, Mari Ishikawa, Svenja John, Wang Kezhen, Nel Linssen, Suska Mackert, Kadri Mälk, Stefano Marchetti, Sally Marsland, Bruno Martinazzi, Xavier Monclús, Mimì Moscow, Eija Mustonen, Erico Nagai, Evert Nijland, Ted Noten, Renzo Pasquale, Francesco Pavan, Ruudt Peters, Mario Pinton, Annelies Planteijdt, Katja Prins, Mah Rana, Gerd Rothmann, Jacqueline Ryan, Philip Sajet, Marjorie Schick, Karin Seufert, Peter Skubic, Vera Siemund, Janna Syvänoja, Tanel Veenre, Graziano Visintin, Lisa Walker, David Watkins, Annamaria Zanella, Christoph Zellweger, Wang Zhenghong, Petra Holscher, Inger Wästberg, Martina Dempf, Maria Cristina Bergesio, Roberta Bernabei, Maria Laura La Mantia, Shruti Agrawal, Kevin Murray, Fuchi Arata, Tasso Mattar, Sibylle Umlauf, Danni Schwaag, Erik Tidäng, Lena Jerström, Tobias Birgersson, Klara Eriksson, Petronella Eriksson, Pernilla Sylwan, Maki Okamoto, Sally Collins, Eva Franceschini, Sina Emrich, Fuchi Arata, Daniela Hedman, Mirjam Hiller, Vaishali Ashok Morjaria, Kathryn Partington, Claudia Rinneberg, Sonja Christine Seidl, Julia Walter, Daniel Di Caprio, Estela Vilanova Saez, Lisa Grassivaro, Nora Rochel, Pia Pasalk, Sharon Massey,Taisuke Nakada, Tamsin Leighton-Boyce, Melissa Cameron, Eve Cheryl, Yoshie Enda, Adam Grinovich, Monica Haneckova, Erin Keys, Sooyeon Kim, Sachiko Shouji, Sam Hamilton, Hanna Hedman, Lisa Juen, Heejoo Kim, Seul-Gi Kwon, Marie Pendariès, Elena Ruebel, Wan Hee Cho, Rob Elford, Benedikt Fischer, Kulpapangkorn, Chiara Scarpitti, Antje Stolz, Lauren Vanessa Tickle, Sang Deok Han, Jie Sun, Tithi Kutchamuch, Seoyeon Lee, Fang Jin Yeh, Qian Wang, Shachar Cohen, Xiaodai Huang, Anahita Anasseri, Ashkan Behjou, Atoosa Mokhaberi, Baharak Omidfar, Beaina Minasvand, Ghazaleh Nasseri, Mahnaz Seyed Ekhtiary, Mehrnoosh Ganji, Narges Asadinejad, Nikoo Nooriyan, Niloofar Naadi, Saiedeh Davoudi, Shahrzad Aliyari Maleki, Sharmagh Eskandarian, Yajie Hu, Koen Jacobs, Jongseok Lim.
An educational project.
Established in 1985 by Giò Carbone, LAO was the first Italian school devoted to the study of jewellery culture, and to the contemporary practice in jewellery creation, and since the very beginning has encouraged and promoted a learning process emphasizing technical and professional skills, combined with artistic research and contemporary design.
The concept of jewellery has evolved in surprising ways since the Seventies of the XX century, with the advent of artists and goldsmiths who conducted their research.
The contemporary vision has broken into the jewellery world, shaking it from its old and “dusty” image.
The methods, the processes, the functions, the meanings and the social use of jewels, the way of teaching and learning about jewellery have deeply changed, together with its instruments and communication, and since its foundation, LAO has been a reference for this constant evolution.
Through and thanks to the didactic activities, LAO brought in Italy the study and the acquaintance of contemporary jewellery research, primarily through our original and innovative teaching method, and in parallel with an intense cultural activity, since the 80s covered the organization of meetings and conferences, exhibitions, workshops with international artists and creators, so as to realize a favourable environment for the diffusion of study tools that up that moment had no any space in Italy.
This pioneering work has created the conditions for the diffusion and knowledge of contemporary jewellery in Italy, for the formation of goldsmiths with an innovative vision, and has served as an example for many small schools that have begun to be founded here and there in Italy since the late '90.
Educational Programs and courses
Studying, learning, experimenting without limits or boundaries
In the early ‘80s the jewellery companies and crafts studios were beginning a renewal process, but there were no jewellery schools in Italy to support and integrate this big change.
LAO was set up to respond to the need for training felt in many areas, and provided an innovative vision of the notions and techniques of jewellery creation.
LAO invented and experimented with a training programme that put the stress on anti-conventional reworking of traditional procedures and techniques, combining the knowledge of artisan practices with contemporary concepts, exploring the creative use of traditional materials and introducing other, completely innovative ones.
This teaching method soon became a model, and rewarded with the arrival in Florence of hundreds of students from all over the world.
Nowadays the school is one of the most important in Europe, it is an Accredited European Training Agency, and an Authorized entity for Erasmus projects.
History, Facilities, Installations
Living and studying in Florence, the most famous art city in the world.
Since 1985 LAO has its headquarters in the very heart of Florence, in the Santo Spirito/San Frediano historic and artistic district, which still retains its own character and offers visitors and residents an intensely human experience.
The school have 5 beautiful and fully equipped workshops, and 5 classrooms for design, CAD, gemmology and theoretical lessons. A very rich library had been set up along the year, with a huge number of books and catalogues on jewellery and applied arts.
Students
Hundreds of students of all ages and from over the world have come to our school. Our students (approximately 60 every year) come from all over the world: this meeting of different cultures and traditions creates the best possible environment for profitable periods of study which often give rise to lasting friendships and future working relationships.
Courses
Jewellery Making
Jewellery Design
CAD
Stone Setting
Hand-engraving
Enamelling
Commesso Fiorentino
Please check our web pages the times in times to know our update calendar.
Link to the LAO web page with the annual course calendar 2019-2020
The commitment of LAO in the promotion of Jewellery Culture.
LAO has always stood out because of its activities in promoting jewellery culture, and since many years organizes exhibitions, conferences, meetings related to contemporary research jewellery.
LAO has introduced in Italy the knowledge and exploration of contemporary jewellery, not only in the educational field but also with the collateral initiatives that characterize this unique school.
Since its founding LAO has managed events, invited internationally renowned artists for lectures and conferences, organized exhibitions, and promoted the spread of instruments of study and knowledge that previously had no place in Italy.
From 2000 to 2005, LAO has been managing the first art gallery dedicated to jewellery in Florence, with the presentation of significant exhibitions and important artists, some of whom never appeared before in Italy, as for example Terhi Tolvanen, Xavier Monclús, Nel Linssen, Yanna Syvanöja, Hellen Britton, Jacqueline Ryan, and the Italians Anna Maria Zanella, Giovanni Corvaja, Giampaolo Babetto, Maria Rosa Franzin, Carla Riccoboni.
A cultural project: PREZIOSA Contemporary Jewellery
In 2005, once again with a genius intuition and the of enthusiastic people, we decided to make a leap forward, with the launch of the PREZIOSA exhibition project.
PREZIOSA was the first Italian exhibition project repeated all long the years, and since 2008 with the collateral contest/exhibition “PREZIOSA YOUNG” www.preziosa.org
Artists, who take part in PREZIOSA, and other designers, teachers, critics, with which the school had or have cooperation for lecturers, long-term courses, workshops, exhibitions and projects.
Panjapol Jivan Astfalck, Giampaolo Babetto, Robert Baines, Gijs Bakker, Friedrich Becker, Noam Ben–Jacov, Helen Britton, David Bielander, Frédéric Braham, Sigurd Bronger, Sebastian Buescher, Peter Chang, Bifei Cao, Giovanni Corvaja, Johanna Dahm, Georg Dobler, Andi Gut, Naomi Filmer, Nora Fok, Karl Fritsch, Sophie Hanagarth, Yasuki Hiramatsu, Mari Ishikawa, Svenja John, Wang Kezhen, Nel Linssen, Suska Mackert, Kadri Mälk, Stefano Marchetti, Sally Marsland, Bruno Martinazzi, Xavier Monclús, Mimì Moscow, Eija Mustonen, Erico Nagai, Evert Nijland, Ted Noten, Renzo Pasquale, Francesco Pavan, Ruudt Peters, Mario Pinton, Annelies Planteijdt, Katja Prins, Mah Rana, Gerd Rothmann, Jacqueline Ryan, Philip Sajet, Marjorie Schick, Karin Seufert, Peter Skubic, Vera Siemund, Janna Syvänoja, Tanel Veenre, Graziano Visintin, Lisa Walker, David Watkins, Annamaria Zanella, Christoph Zellweger, Wang Zhenghong, Petra Holscher, Inger Wästberg, Martina Dempf, Maria Cristina Bergesio, Roberta Bernabei, Maria Laura La Mantia, Shruti Agrawal, Kevin Murray, Fuchi Arata, Tasso Mattar, Sibylle Umlauf, Danni Schwaag, Erik Tidäng, Lena Jerström, Tobias Birgersson, Klara Eriksson, Petronella Eriksson, Pernilla Sylwan, Maki Okamoto, Sally Collins, Eva Franceschini, Sina Emrich, Fuchi Arata, Daniela Hedman, Mirjam Hiller, Vaishali Ashok Morjaria, Kathryn Partington, Claudia Rinneberg, Sonja Christine Seidl, Julia Walter, Daniel Di Caprio, Estela Vilanova Saez, Lisa Grassivaro, Nora Rochel, Pia Pasalk, Sharon Massey,Taisuke Nakada, Tamsin Leighton-Boyce, Melissa Cameron, Eve Cheryl, Yoshie Enda, Adam Grinovich, Monica Haneckova, Erin Keys, Sooyeon Kim, Sachiko Shouji, Sam Hamilton, Hanna Hedman, Lisa Juen, Heejoo Kim, Seul-Gi Kwon, Marie Pendariès, Elena Ruebel, Wan Hee Cho, Rob Elford, Benedikt Fischer, Kulpapangkorn, Chiara Scarpitti, Antje Stolz, Lauren Vanessa Tickle, Sang Deok Han, Jie Sun, Tithi Kutchamuch, Seoyeon Lee, Fang Jin Yeh, Qian Wang, Shachar Cohen, Xiaodai Huang, Anahita Anasseri, Ashkan Behjou, Atoosa Mokhaberi, Baharak Omidfar, Beaina Minasvand, Ghazaleh Nasseri, Mahnaz Seyed Ekhtiary, Mehrnoosh Ganji, Narges Asadinejad, Nikoo Nooriyan, Niloofar Naadi, Saiedeh Davoudi, Shahrzad Aliyari Maleki, Sharmagh Eskandarian, Yajie Hu, Koen Jacobs, Jongseok Lim.
Teachers
Some artists, designers, teachers with wich the school had or have cooperations for lecturers, longterm courses, workshops, exhibitons, projects.Jivan Astfalck, Giampaolo Babetto, Robert Baines, Edith Bellod, Gijs Bakker, Noam Ben-Jacov, David Bielander, Frédéric Braham, Erhard Brepohl, Helen Britton, Monica Brugger, Sebastian Buescher, Christophe Burger, Peter Chang, Giovanni Corvaja, Georg Dobler, Diana Dudek, Naomi Filmer, Maria Rosa Franzin, Karl Fritsch, Yasuki Hiramatsu, Claudia Hoppe, Mari Ishikawa, Svenja John, Gilles Joneman, Susanne Klemm, Helfried Kodrè, Nel Linssen, Kadri Mälk, Stefano Marchetti, Sally Marsland, Bruno Martinazzi, Ellen Maurer-Zilioli, Marlene Mckibbin, Andrea Mizzau, Xavier Monclús, Eija Mustonen, Erico Nagai, Ted Noten, Francesco Pavan, Ruudt Peters, Mario Pinton, Annelies Planteijdt, Katja Prins, Ramon Puig Cuyàs, Mah Rana, Claudia Rinnenberg, Jacqueline Ryan, Maria Grazia Rodi, Carla Riccoboni, Gerd Rothmann, Ruggero Sandini, Marjorie Schick, Barbara Schmidt, Vera Siemund, Peter Skubic, Ralph Stautner, Sabine Strobel, Janna Syvanoja, Tehri Tolvanen, Barbara Uderzo, Felieke Van Der Leest, Tanel Veenre, Graziano Visintin, Lisa Walker, Annamaria Zanella, Christoph Zellweger, David Watkins.
Conditions 
Activities
Courses
Enamelling Courses
07Jan2020 - 03Jul2020DEADLINE: 31/Dec/2019
Application
Tags: Making , Technics
Management person: Giò Carbone
From the basic (three months, 120 hours) to advanced (80 hours), these courses will investigate the use of fire enamel in jewellery.
Instructors:
Practical: Master Sachiko Chino and Master Giga Gelovani.
Contents:
- Practical lessons and exercises.
- Decal, Plique-à-Jour, Grisaille, Cloisonné, Champlevé, Painted Enamel
- History of Jewellery, Patrizia Meloni.
An intensive Summer course (100 hours) is also scheduled every year.
Teacher: Sachiko Chino , Giga Gelovani
Hand Engraving Course
07Jan2020 - 03Jul2020DEADLINE: 31/Dec/2020
Application
Tags: Making , Technics
Management person: Giò Carbone
The school offers two courses of different levels and duration, and also intensive summer courses
Tuscany has always prided itself on being the centre of the refined art of engraving precious metal, in which the technique and the pleasure of ornamentation coexist in the most admirable way.
This course includes exercises on semi-finished casted pieces (rings, pendants, bracelets), in pinchbeck and silver, which will allow you to learn a difficult and refined art, able to transform a simple object into a small work of art.
Course 1.
Engraving on flat surfaces, to realize objects, decorative panels, boxes and frames, dies for etching.
Instructor: Master Giuseppe Casale
Junior teacher: Marla Desii
Contents:
Practical lessons and exercises.
Course2.
Engraving on jewellery.
The traditional and surprising Florentine style hand engraving on jewellery.
Instructor: Master Filippo Vinattieri
Contents:
Practical lessons and exercises.
Check more details about the course at: https://www.artiorafe.it/en/course/engraving/
Teacher: Filippo Vinattieri , Giuseppe Casale , Marla Desii
CAD Course
05Oct2020 - 31Jul2021DEADLINE: 02/Oct/2020
Application
Tags: Making , Technics
Management person: Giò Carbone
Senior teacher and supervisor, Jasmina Carbone, McNeal authorized Trainer.
Two-month duration courses are planned during the year, starting from October, February, April.
Intensive summer courses are planned every year.
Courses on demand may be organized on different periods and duration.
CAD technology allows us to visualize, modify and archive all the ideas, sketches and designs we like and at the same time help us create perfect prototypes in a relatively short amount of time. The intensive course is recommended both for beginners and advanced students in jewellery making and design, and it is also suited for professional goldsmiths who want to improve their competences.
Check more details about the course at: https://www.artiorafe.it/en/course/cad/
Teacher: Jasmina Carbone
Commesso Fiorentino
05Oct2020 - 31Dec2020DEADLINE: 02/Oct/2020
Application
Tags: Technics , Making
Management person: Giò Carbone
Commesso Fiorentino: Florentine Mosaic Courses
This form of Art has been known since the time of the Medici Family, and has continued to be practiced in the workshops of Florence, up to the present day. It is a very refined technique, which allows you to "paint with stones", creating more or less complex puzzles of particles cut into different types of hard stones, to compose figures, architectural features, landscapes, still life.
Courses are organized in cooperation with the Florence Mosaic Laboratory (www.florencemosaic.com).
Duration: 100 hours, of which some hour of theory and visit to Museum.
Jewellery Design Courses
05Oct2020 - 31Jul2022DEADLINE: 02/Oct/2020
Application
Tags: Research
Management person: Giò Carbone
One-two year duration.
Senior teacher and supervisor, Jasmina Carbone.
In addition to the senior teacher, the following instructors and teachers alternate in different design classes every year:
- Valentina Callo. Jewellery designer;
- Sofia Garuti. Jewellery designer;
Contents:
- Technical draw;
- Rendering (pencil and tempera paints);
- Introduction to CAD;
- History of jewellery. Teachers: Maria Cristina Bergesio, Maria Laura La Mantia. Patrizia Meloni, Alice Rendon.
Check more info about the course at: https://www.artiorafe.it/en/course/design/
Practical intensive summer courses are planned every year.
Teacher: Jasmina Carbone
Stone Setting Courses
05Oct2020 - 31Jul2021DEADLINE: 02/Oct/2020
Application
Tags: Technics , Making
Management person: Giò Carbone
Six month-one year duration.
Practical intensive summer courses are also planned every year.
Technical instructor: Master stone setter Francesco Pinzauti
Junior teacher: Carlotta Ferraro
Gemmology. Teacher, Giovanni Lombardi, Gemmologist
Contents:
Stone setting practical lessons and exercises
- Preparation of the tools.
- Perforation and cutting of semi-finished articles for the introductory exercises.
- Setting exercises using sheets of metal.
- Setting stones of different shapes and cuts.
- Setting in finished objects (rings, pendants) in silver, specially prepared for the course.
The following types of setting are included in the program:
- Tile, Triangle, Leaf; Screw, Micro-settings, Beaten settings, various types of Claw, Pavè, Rail.
Gemmology lessons are included in one year and six-month course.
Check more details about the course at: https://www.artiorafe.it/en/course/stone-setting/
Teacher: Francesco Pinzauti , Carlotta Ferraro , Giovanni Lombardi
Jewellery Making Courses
05Oct2020 - 31Jul2022DEADLINE: 02/Oct/2020
Application
Tags: Technics , Research , Making
Management person: Giò Carbone
One to three year duration.
Senior teacher and supervisor, Giò Carbone.
Contents:
Practical lessons and exercises.
In addition to the senior teacher, the following instructors and master goldsmiths alternate in different classes every year:
- Pasqualina Are (Jewellery making)
- Fuchi Arata (Jewellery making)
- Cristiano Pierazzuoli (Jewellery making)
- Domenico Baccellieri, Lia Cimini (Wax carving)
- Lando Rosselli (Lost-wax casting)
- Sachiko Chino and Giga Gelovani (enamels)
Technical design.
Teacher, Mauro Vegliante, Architect and designer
Gemmology.
Teacher, Giovanni Lombardi, Gemmologist
History of jewellery.
Teachers: Maria Cristina Bergesio, Patrizia Meloni, Maria Laura La Mantia, Alice Rendon.
Trend and Fashion.
Teacher, Costanza Menchi.
Apart from the huge list of arguments and technical advises for the realization of individual jewels, the jewellery making practical lessons includes:
- Wax modelling;
- Introduction to enamelling;
- Introduction to hand-engraving and stone setting;
- The realization of different kind of clasps and mechanisms;
- Introduction to repoussé and chiselling;
- Non-permanent union in jewellery (riveting and screwing);
- Technical and creative workshops leads by Giò Carbone.
Technical and creative workshops leads by Giò Carbone.
Married metals:
Mokume-Gane for small workshop;
The use of gold leaf on silver surfaces (Kumbo);
Nunome Zogan and other form of inlaid;
Surfaces decoration;
Cuttlebone creative casting
Check more details about the course at: https://www.artiorafe.it/en/course/jewellery
Teacher: Giò Carbone
Events
Publications
News!
The new deadlines for the annual and intensive courses: Jewellery Making, Jewellery Design, Stone Setting, CAD and Commesso Fiorentino.
- Mail:
- infoartiorafe.it
- Phone:
- +39 055 22 80 131
- Management:
- Giò Carbone
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