Like a Rolling Stone
Published: 20.04.2018
Stephen Bottomley
- Editor:
- Stephen Bottomley
- Text by:
- Rebecca Crowhter, Roberta Bernabei
- Edited by:
- Birmingham City University
- Edited at:
- Birmingham
- Edited on:
- 2018
- Technical data:
- 52 pp. 20 x 25 cm. Soft cover. 24 colour images. English/Italian
- ISBN / ISSN:
- 978-1-9999382-0-8
- Price:
- from 20 €
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An exploration of the themes of relocation, transplantation, camouflage, identity
At the beginning of June, 2016 eleven jeweller artists and goldsmiths came together, in Edinburgh, from across the UK and Italy. Brought together by The Italian Cultural Institute and Edinburgh College of Art, the project culminated in a week-long workshop as part of a series of geological, open lectures and events coordinated by the Italian Cultural Institute and The Scottish Gemmological Institute. In exploring the themes of relocation, transplantation, camouflage, identity and materiality these eleven makers discovered new means by which to work with alternative and found materials and open a multicultural conversation about pertinent themes today.
Participating Artists:
Stephen Bottomley, Susan Cross, Maria Rosa Franzin, Jessamy Kelly, Gigi Mariani, Rhona McCallum, Jo Pudelko, Jessica Turrell, Gabi Veit, Cristina Zani.
Graphic design: Nicky Regan.
Image retouching: Gabi Veit.
Italian translations: Dr. Roberta Bernabei Michela Ferraro-Cuda (essays) Cristina Zani (artists’ statements).
Studio andjewellery photography: Shannon Tofts.
Images from North Berwick by the artists.
Participating Artists:
Stephen Bottomley, Susan Cross, Maria Rosa Franzin, Jessamy Kelly, Gigi Mariani, Rhona McCallum, Jo Pudelko, Jessica Turrell, Gabi Veit, Cristina Zani.
Graphic design: Nicky Regan.
Image retouching: Gabi Veit.
Italian translations: Dr. Roberta Bernabei Michela Ferraro-Cuda (essays) Cristina Zani (artists’ statements).
Studio and
Images from North Berwick by the artists.
About the author
Professor Stephen Bottomley is Head of School of Jewellery at Birmingham City University. Trained at the Royal College of Art (MPhil 2001), the University of Brighton (1998 MA), West Surrey College of Art and Design (1986-89) he was a previous chair of the UK Association for Contemporary Jewellery (2005-07). HisStephen Bottomley
- Editor:
- Stephen Bottomley
- Text by:
- Rebecca Crowhter, Roberta Bernabei
- Edited by:
- Birmingham City University
- Edited at:
- Birmingham
- Edited on:
- 2018
- Technical data:
- 52 pp. 20 x 25 cm. Soft cover. 24 colour images. English/Italian
- ISBN / ISSN:
- 978-1-9999382-0-8
- Price:
- from 20 €
ORDER BOOK
Please add the title of the publication at the mail. If you are interested in other publications just add the titles at the mail.
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When we get your order we will calculate the shipping and mail back to you with the final price.
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