Universiteit Stellenbosch University
Published: 11.03.2021
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Vision:
The Creative Jewellery and Metal Design Division forms part of the Visual Arts Department at University of Stellenbosch. The milieu of Stellenbosch offers the unique and intimate environment within the historical university town of Stellenbosch and is offset by the international, cosmopolitan and culturally diverse environment of central Cape Town, only a 45 minutes’ drive away.
The Department of Visual Arts occupies a historic, fully renovated building in oak-lined Victoria Street. The Department offers custom-designed studio and workshop spaces for study streams in Fine Arts, Visual Communication Design and Creative Jewellery and Metal Design, including a new computer lab of the highest industry standards. In keeping with developments in contemporary art and design, the Department's ethos is multidisciplinary, supporting students working in all aspects of new media, including video and digital arts, as well as offering a solid foundation in traditional visual and applied arts practices.
The Jewellery Division of the Visual Arts Department was founded in 1968 and is the oldest tertiary jewellery school in South Africa. The Division focuses on the development and innovation of contemporary and conceptual jewellery, as well as engendering critical academic discourse. Within this framework, design is understood as sensitive to both new contemporary trends and the historic roots of jewellery manufacture. Age-old techniques are continuously re-interpreted in the light of new concepts, thereby feeding into the ever-evolving realm of contemporary jewellery so as to provoke, critique, record, and transmit.
Students are exposed to an environment that allows for the exchange of ideas and cross-fertilisation between different art forms, disciplines, departments and faculties on campus. We continuously encourage our students to think critically about their discipline which allows for the development of unique and innovative design ideas, whilst also placing a high emphasis on the development of technical skills.
Teachers:
Carine Terreblanche, Coordinator of the Creative Jewellery and Metal Design Division
Joani Groenewald, Lecturer in Creative Jewellery and Metal Design Division
Mariambibi Khan, Lecturer in Creative Jewellery and Metal Design Division
Selection of national and international visiting artists and lecturers:
Estela Saez Vilanova (Netherlands), Johanna Dahm (Switzerland), Lauren Kalman (USA), Daniel Kruger (Germany), Karin Seufert (Germany), Geraldine Fenn (South Africa)
Contact:
Carine Terreblanche - ct@sun.ac.za
Joani Groenewald - joani@sun.ac.za
Mariambibi Khan - mariambibi@sun.ac.za
The Creative Jewellery and Metal Design Division forms part of the Visual Arts Department at University of Stellenbosch. The milieu of Stellenbosch offers the unique and intimate environment within the historical university town of Stellenbosch and is offset by the international, cosmopolitan and culturally diverse environment of central Cape Town, only a 45 minutes’ drive away.
The Department of Visual Arts occupies a historic, fully renovated building in oak-lined Victoria Street. The Department offers custom-designed studio and workshop spaces for study streams in Fine Arts, Visual Communication Design and Creative Jewellery and Metal Design, including a new computer lab of the highest industry standards. In keeping with developments in contemporary art and design, the Department's ethos is multidisciplinary, supporting students working in all aspects of new media, including video and digital arts, as well as offering a solid foundation in traditional visual and applied arts practices.
The Jewellery Division of the Visual Arts Department was founded in 1968 and is the oldest tertiary jewellery school in South Africa. The Division focuses on the development and innovation of contemporary and conceptual jewellery, as well as engendering critical academic discourse. Within this framework, design is understood as sensitive to both new contemporary trends and the historic roots of jewellery manufacture. Age-old techniques are continuously re-interpreted in the light of new concepts, thereby feeding into the ever-evolving realm of contemporary jewellery so as to provoke, critique, record, and transmit.
Students are exposed to an environment that allows for the exchange of ideas and cross-fertilisation between different art forms, disciplines, departments and faculties on campus. We continuously encourage our students to think critically about their discipline which allows for the development of unique and innovative design ideas, whilst also placing a high emphasis on the development of technical skills.
Teachers:
Carine Terreblanche, Coordinator of the Creative Jewellery and Metal Design Division
Joani Groenewald, Lecturer in Creative Jewellery and Metal Design Division
Mariambibi Khan, Lecturer in Creative Jewellery and Metal Design Division
Selection of national and international visiting artists and lecturers:
Estela Saez Vilanova (Netherlands), Johanna Dahm (Switzerland), Lauren Kalman (USA), Daniel Kruger (Germany), Karin Seufert (Germany), Geraldine Fenn (South Africa)
Contact:
Carine Terreblanche - ct@sun.ac.za
Joani Groenewald - joani@sun.ac.za
Mariambibi Khan - mariambibi@sun.ac.za
Courses
MA Visual Arts
01Mar2022 - 26Mar2023DEADLINE: 30/Nov/2021
Application
Tags: Design , Education , CriticalThinking , Technics , MADegree
Management person: Ledelle Moe
The MA programme in Visual Arts offers an opportunity for an independent, specialized and advanced research project that makes a creative contribution to the broader discipline of Visual Arts. The course as a whole consists of an integrated study of practice-led and theoretical research and aims to encourage and promote independent creative and innovative practical work combined with theoretical research in the broader areas of Visual Communication or Graphic Design, Illustration, Jewellery Design and Fine Art.
The MA programme in Visual Arts is strictly a research programme with no prescribed coursework, where an open-ended project which is framed and delineated in an initial research proposal is then developed into a coherent, critical and relevant contribution towards the elected area of focus, as well as the broader field of Visual Arts.
Get in touch: The Course Leader would be happy to discuss any questions you have about the course. For further information, or to book an appointment, please email: ledelle@sun.ac.za
Study Level: Postgraduate.
Study Mode: Full time. Course Length: 1-year full time.
Tuition fees: MA: For a personalised quote, please follow the link.
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Teacher: Carine Terreblanche , Joani Groenewald
BA Visual Arts (Creative Jewellery and Metal Design)
15Mar2022 - 01Nov2026DEADLINE: 30/Jun/2021
Application
Tags: BADegree , Design , Education , CriticalThinking , Technics
Management person: Carine Terreblanche
Applications close on the following dates:
- 30 June: Applications for getting into the University.
- 1 September: Applications to get into the Visual Arts Department with a portfolio for the undergraduate programme.
Please note that no late applications will be considered.
Aims and objectives
The four-year degree course in Creative Jewellery and Metal Design combines theory with rigorous technical and conceptual training, and equips graduates with the necessary production- and design skills to contribute to the establishment and promotion of an innovative, leading and unique South African jewellery design culture.
Design, drawing and the production of jewellery
As part of the course, students are expected to conceptualize ideas, master two- and three-dimensional design processes, and become fluent in various design methods, including drawing and three-dimensional model-making. Innovative, experimental thinking and originality of design are paramount.
The drawing component of the course consists of object- and perspective drawing in different mediums, especially in first and second year. In the third and fourth year, the focus shifts to an in-depth course in Computer Aided Design (CAD) where various CAD modules teach students to design on computers, using Rhino 5, Flamingo and RhinoJewel 6 programmes in conjunction with a rapid prototyping and 3D printing.
When it comes to the production of jewellery pieces, students are encouraged to find new and original solutions when two-dimensional designs are interpreted into three-dimensional models and manufactured jewellery. Once traditional techniques have been mastered, students are encouraged to experiment with self-found adaptations of these techniques are encouraged in order to broaden their problem-solving skills.
During the first two years basic jewellery techniques as well as the following more advance techniques are mastered: fly press forming, hollow form construction, cold join connections, chasing and repoussé, tool making, smithing and square wire work. Third-year students learn enamelling, wax carving, lost wax casting, die-press forming, smithing, cold and valcunised mould making, fold forming and an introduction to platinum bench work. The jewellery programme is supplemented by a course in Gemmology, which focuses on the classification and identification of gemstones.
Final-year students are expected to submit a self-motivated, independent and visually and conceptually coherent body of work for their final practical examination.
Requirements for application for admission to the programme BA Visual arts 2021
Study Level: Undergraduate
Study Mode: Full time
Course Length: 4 years full time
Tuition fees: For a personalized quote, please follow this link.
Teacher: Carine Terreblanche , Joani Groenewald , Mariambibi Khan
Events 
Neckpiece: Construct, 2020
Glass, silver, cubic zirconium, charcoal.
1.8 x 7 x 4 cm
Photo by: Joani Groenewald
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Brooch: Untitled, 2020
Silver, UV pigment, clay.
14 x 6 x 25 cm
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Necklace: Ode to my piano, 2020
Wood, leather cord, silver, cubic zirconia.
5 x 3 x 9 cm
Photo by: Joani Groenewald
From series: Wearable objects
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Earrings: Song in G-Major, 2020
Silver, cotton thread, silicone.
4 x 0.3 x 7 cm
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From series: Visualizing the Auditory
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Necklace: Phloem, 2020
Citrine, polymer clay, plant material, silk cord.
1.8 x 5 x 6 cm
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Necklace: Symbiosis, 2020
Cubic zirconia, silver, plant material, silk cord.
5 x 6 x 60 cm
Photo by: Joani Groenewald
From series: Interconnected
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Claire DhoogeNecklace: Untitled, 2020
Silver, 3D printed plastic.
90 x 6 x 6 cm
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Necklace: Untitled, 2020
Wood, leather cord, silver, cubic zirconia.
6 x 4.5 x 2.5 cm
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Brooch: Untitled, 2020
Resin, silver, silk cord.
6 x 6 x 3 cm
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Necklace: Untitled, 2020
Resin, silver, silk cord, leather cord.
90 x 6 x 6 cm
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Brooch: Untitled, 2020
Enamel, bone, silver, resin, cubic zirconium.
6 x 6 x 2 cm
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Brooch: Untitled, 2020
Ceramic, plant material, silver, resin, cubic zirconium.
6 x 6 x 2 cm
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Neckpiece: Replaced with silicone, 2020
Silicone, silver, cubic zirconium, garnet beads, rutilated quartz.
85 x 6 x 6 cm
Photo by: Joani Groenewald
From series: Abjectifying the Female
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Brooch: Untitled, 2020
Glass, plant material, wood, silver, resin.
6 x 6 x 2 cm
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Brooch: Untitled, 2020
Ceramic, wood, silver, resin.
1.5 x 6 x 70 cm
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Brooch: Progression (top), 12 Months (bottom), 2020
Found object, porcelain, resin, silk cord, silver, cubic zirconium.
Photo by: Joani Groenewald
From series: Recovery
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Komien SmitNecklace: Ultimatum, 2020
Ceramic, silver, silk cord.
1.8 x 6 x 60 cm
Photo by: Joani Groenewald
From series: Mind-Body
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Neckpieces: Untitled, 2019
Wood, 3d printed plastic, silver cotton cord, cubic zirconia.
9 x 6 x 0.5 cm
Photo by: Hjalmar Bekker
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Neckpiece: Untitled, 2019
Wood, 3d printed plastic, silver cotton cord, cubic zirconia.
9 x 6 x 0.5 cm
Photo by: Hjalmar Bekker
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Neckpiece: Untitled, 2019
Silver, leather, cord.
1 x 5 x 10 cm
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Neckpiece: Untitled, 2019
Recycled plastic, plastic cord, cubic Zirconia.
2 x 4 x 60 cm
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Michaela FairNecklace: Untitled, 2019
Perspex, silver, leather cord.
14 x 6 x 2.5 cm
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Necklace: Untitled, 2019
Resin, silver, leather cord, seeds.
6 x 4.5 x 4.5 cm
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Neckpiece: Untitled, 2019
Silver, sand, leather cord.
8 x 18 x 0.1 cm
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Earrings: Untitled, 2019
Sand, silver.
0.1 x 8 x 1.5 cm
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Brooch: Untitled, 2019
Glass, silver.
2 x 4 x 60 cm
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Brooch: Untitled, 2019
Mica, silver.
1 x 30 x 25 cm
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Brooch: Untitled, 2019
Resin, paper, silver, steel wire.
1.8 x 7 x 4 cm
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Emma TempelmanBrooch: Untitled, 2019
Resin, paper, silver, steel wire.
8 x 1 x 4.5 cm
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Emilie VidalEarrings: Blue Cape Chamomile, 2019
Wood, copper, enamel, silk, silver.
4 x 2 x 1 cm
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Neckpiece: Blue Cape Chamomile, 2019
Wood, copper, enamel, silk, silver.
5 x 3 x 9 cm
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Ring: Untitled, 2018
Silver, thread, salt crystals, steel wire.
Photo by: Hjalmar Bekker
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Brooch: Untitled, 2018
Sterling silver, plastic, steel.
6 x 3 x 4.5 cm
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Neckpiece: Untitled, 2018
Perspex, leather, garnet, silver, steel.
3.9 x 2.7 x 2.4 cm
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Neckpiece: Involvement, 2018
Perspex, leather, sterling silver, embroidery thread.
24 x 17 cm
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Neckpiece: Hybrid Pendant 4, 2018
Wood, resin, leather, quartz, silver.
10 x 7 cm
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Katuska van HeerdenNeckpiece: Untitled, 2018
Concrete, leather, silver, steel.
14 x 14 x 2 cm
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Naleen VenterBrooch: Untitled, 2018
Silver, citrine, silk cocoons, thread, steel.
5 x 1.5 x 60 cm
Photo by: Naleen Venter
From series: Silkworm Cocoons
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Neckpiece: Untitled, 2017
Sterling silver, glass.
15 x 2 x 60 cm
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Brooch: Triple, Dribble 1, 2, 3, 2017
Resin, silver, steel.
3.9 x 2.7 x 2.4 cm
From series: Triple Dribble
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Neckpiece: Devine femininity, 2017
Oxidized silver and black velt with rutile quartz.
50 x 5 x 48 cm
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Neckpiece: Obedient Eve, 2017
Sterling silver, copper, black metal paint.
55 x 6 x 4 cm
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Neckpiece: Blue Bower Bird, 2017
Brass, London Topaz, nickel, patina.
14 x 14 x 2 cm
Photo by: Kelly Maughan
From series: Bower Bird
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Neckpiece: Untitled, 2017
Silver, recycled materials, synthetic coral, fluorescent paint.
5 x 1.5 x 60 cm
Photo by: Kelly Maughan
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Brooch: Void Fragmentation, 2017
Sterling silver (925), enamel, steel pin, animal horn, rutile quartz, rose quartz.
24 x 17 cm
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Brooch: Untitled, 2017
Silver, copper, enamel, amber, quartz, steel wire.
10 x 7 cm, 10 x 7 cm
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Neckpiece: Network vanity, 2017
Smooth cast plastic, silk string, cubic zirconia, sterling silver.
20 x 25 cm
From series: n.v.t
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Neckpiece: Untitled, 2017
Carved wood, silk string, silver leaf, sterling silver.
15 x 20 cm
From series: n.v.t.
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Neckpiece: Uncontained, 2017
Leather, sterling silver.
20.5 x 31 x 2 cm
From series: Despair
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Choker: Apathy, 2017
Leather, moss agate, sterling silver, crocheted steel wire.
18 x 18 x 7 cm
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Body piece: 2E+3E=18, 2017
Reclaimed Imbuia wood, leather, copper.
120 x 25 x 3 cm
Photo by: Hjalmar Bekker
From series: Object(s)
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Brooch: 9B, 2017
Reclaimed Imbuia wood, leather.
15 x 20 x 3 cm
Photo by: Hjalmar Bekker
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Neckpiece: Pap bakkie, 2017
Sterling silver, copper, ceramic, Tourmaline.
20 x 42 x 5 cm
From series: Recollection
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Set: In skerwe, 2017
Sterling silver, ceramic, citrine.
7 x 4 cm, 7 x 3 cm
From series: Recollection
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Brooch: Big Red, 2015
Silver, pvc piping.
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Necklace: Hide and Seek III, 2015
Silver, garnet, fabric.
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Neckpiece: Lock it up, 2015
Silver, garnets.
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Necklace: Secrets and whispers II, 2015
Silver, garnets.
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Neckpiece: The Veil, 2015
Silver, garnets.
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Ann ten CateNecklace: Untitled, 2016
Silver, tourmaline, plastic, leather.
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Clip Brooch: Untitled, 2016
Silver, enamel.
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Brooch: Untitled, 2015
Silver, resin, bone.
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Neckpiece: Untitled, 2015
Silver, resin, thread, bone.
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Brooch: Untitled, 2015
Silver, resin, bone.
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Necklace: Untitled, 2016
Silver, plastic, enamel paint, cotton cord.
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Neckpiece: Untitled, 2016
Silver, leather cord.
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Neckpiece: Untitled, 2016
Silver, embroidery work, fabric.
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Head Piece: Untitled, 2014
Platinum, pearls, wood
Winner PlatAfrica 2014
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Earrings: Untitled, 2014
Platinum
Merit Award PlatAfrica 2014
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Pendant: Untitled, 2014
Platinum, Silk thread
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Pendant: Untitled, 2014
Platinum, string
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Gabi KaplanPendant: Untitled, 2014
Platinum, Silk thread
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Eric LoubserBrooch: Untitled
Silver, Brass, Steel, Enamel
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Eric LoubserBrooch: Untitled
Silver, glass, artificial grass, found object
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Idané BurgerHair Pin: Untitled
Silver, Brass, coral, tigers eye
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Pendant: Untitled
Silver, Brass, Copper, Enamel, found objects
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Gussie van der MerweBrooch: Untitled
Stockings, found objects, steel wire, stuffing
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Brooch: Untitled
Stockings, steel wire, stuffing
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Gussie van der MerweBrooch: Untitled
Stockings, found object, steel, silver wire, stuffing
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Brooch: Untitled, 2010
Silicone breast implant, sterling silver
Maeve, Roseveare
Brooch: 2010
Silicone breast implant, sterling silver
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Anna PennazzaRing: Untitled, 2010
Silk worm cocoons, eggs, glass, sterling silver, gold
Anna, Pennazza
Rings: 2010
Silk worm cocoons, eggs, glass, sterling silver, gold
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Necklace: Untitled, 2011
Hairdye samples, sterling silver
Marleen, van Wyk
Necklace: 2011
Hairdye samples, sterling silver
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Ring: Untitled, 2011
Kombucha, sterling silver
Stacey , Webb
Rings: 2011
Kombucha, sterling silver
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Necklace: Untitled, 2011
Cow Intestine, resin, sterling silver
Wilma, Greyling
Necklace: 2011
Cow Intestine, resin, sterling silver
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