Also known as jewellery
Published: 16.06.2009
- Editor:
- Christian Alandete, Benjamin Lignel
- Text by:
- Christian Alandete, Sofian Beldjerd, David Beytelmann, (et. al.)
- Edited by:
- La Garantie
- Edited at:
- Paimpont
- Edited on:
- 2009
- Technical data:
- 68 pages, 17 folded posters inside a soft cover, bound with a black rubber band, approximately 90 colour illustrations, text in French and English, 16.5 x 24 cm
Out of print
Contemporary jewellery, in France and abroad, is undergoing a spectacular evolution: in recent years, it has both staked out new territories of experimentation, and claimed a pivotal position between art, design, and traditional craft.
Contemporary jewellery, in France and abroad, is undergoing a spectacular evolution: in recent years, it has both staked out new territories of experimentation and claimed a pivotal position between art, design, and traditional craft.
The selection for this touring show focused on the work of 17 contemporary jewellers - French, or working in France - who together make a convincing case for the vitality of this rather under-exposed part of the European contemporary jewellery community.
It is the first time that such a selection of contemporary French makers is shown abroad.
The production of a bilingual catalogue is central to the project. Its purpose is to provide readers with three different entry points into the work of each exhibitor: a commissioned text and some biographical pieces of information to put it in context, a series of studio photographs showing recent work, and finally, a portrait of the makers wearing one of their pieces by award-winning photographer Elene Usdin.
The catalogue is collated from loose, folded posters: the 17 portraits make up a 5-meter long frieze of this hyper-active community, and is used as part of the exhibition scenography.
work by
Claire Baloge _ Babette Boucher _ Brune Boyer-Pellerej _ Frédéric Braham _ Monika Brugger _ Carole Deltenre _ Joanne Grimonprez _ Sophie Hanagarth _ Ulrike Kampfert _ Emmanuel Lacoste _ Catherine Legal _ Florence Lehmann _ Christophe Marguier _ Amandine Meunier _ Jana Natier _ Nathalie Perret _ Maud Traon
texts by
Christian Alandete _ Sofian Beldjerd _ David Beytelmann _ Frédéric Bodet _ Caroline Broadhead _ Jacques Demarcq _ Yvonna Demczynska _ Carole Guinard _ Love Jönsson _ Anna Kharkina _ David Lemaire _ Benjamin Lignel _ Philippe Liotard _ Rita Marcangelo _ Ellen Maurer-Zilioli _ Sophie Pelletier _ Marie Prunier _ Michael Rowe _ Frédérique Verlinden
The selection for this touring show focused on the work of 17 contemporary jewellers - French, or working in France - who together make a convincing case for the vitality of this rather under-exposed part of the European contemporary jewellery community.
It is the first time that such a selection of contemporary French makers is shown abroad.
The production of a bilingual catalogue is central to the project. Its purpose is to provide readers with three different entry points into the work of each exhibitor: a commissioned text and some biographical pieces of information to put it in context, a series of studio photographs showing recent work, and finally, a portrait of the makers wearing one of their pieces by award-winning photographer Elene Usdin.
The catalogue is collated from loose, folded posters: the 17 portraits make up a 5-meter long frieze of this hyper-active community, and is used as part of the exhibition scenography.
work by
Claire Baloge _ Babette Boucher _ Brune Boyer-Pellerej _ Frédéric Braham _ Monika Brugger _ Carole Deltenre _ Joanne Grimonprez _ Sophie Hanagarth _ Ulrike Kampfert _ Emmanuel Lacoste _ Catherine Legal _ Florence Lehmann _ Christophe Marguier _ Amandine Meunier _ Jana Natier _ Nathalie Perret _ Maud Traon
texts by
Christian Alandete _ Sofian Beldjerd _ David Beytelmann _ Frédéric Bodet _ Caroline Broadhead _ Jacques Demarcq _ Yvonna Demczynska _ Carole Guinard _ Love Jönsson _ Anna Kharkina _ David Lemaire _ Benjamin Lignel _ Philippe Liotard _ Rita Marcangelo _ Ellen Maurer-Zilioli _ Sophie Pelletier _ Marie Prunier _ Michael Rowe _ Frédérique Verlinden
The 17 portraits, as they were displayed at Flow gallery, London
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- Editor:
- Christian Alandete, Benjamin Lignel
- Text by:
- Christian Alandete, Sofian Beldjerd, David Beytelmann, (et. al.)
- Edited by:
- La Garantie
- Edited at:
- Paimpont
- Edited on:
- 2009
- Technical data:
- 68 pages, 17 folded posters inside a soft cover, bound with a black rubber band, approximately 90 colour illustrations, text in French and English, 16.5 x 24 cm
Out of print
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