ManoBook No7 - GeMANOgy
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Published: 16.10.2013
- Editor:
- Shu-Lin Wu
- Edited by:
- MANO independent curatorial team for contemporary jewellery
- Edited at:
- Taiwan
- Technical data:
- 72 pages, hardcover, 45+ colour illustrations, 20 x 20 cm
- Price:
- from 15 €
- Order:
- MANO
The exhibition “GeMANOgy” aims at showing how the contemporary jewellers express the word/ material "Stone" in various and contemporary way. Set aside the traditional value for gemstones defined in Gemology, MANO would like to offer the viewer a different angle to read the stories behind these jewellery.
“GeMANOgy” – Gem as Storyteller
“GeMANOgy” aims at showing how the contemporary jewellers express the word/ material "Stone" in various and contemporary way. Set aside the traditional value for gemstones defined in Gemology, MANO would like to offer the viewer a different angle to read the stories behind these jewellery.
"How the most precious thing about stones in a jewellery box is not always their rarity, their size or their perfection. It is their stories." by Victoria Finlay, author of 'Jewels: A Secret History'.
Since the word “Jewellery” for most Taiwanese public still relates a lot to precious material, faceted gemstones, jade jewelleries, beaded bracelet, etc., we would like to present the jewelleries with diverse and contemporary interpretation of the theme “stone” in search of that real preciousness. Each artist gives their unique point of view: to bring out the social-psychological side of the material, to discuss about the collective thoughts on material, technique, and artistry, or to question the real meaning of value.
Text: In English and Chinese
Participant artists:
Gieh-Wen Lin, Karl Fritsch, Katja Prins, Nelli Tanner, Philip Sajet, Shu-Lin Wu, Tarja Tuupanen.
“GeMANOgy” aims at showing how the contemporary jewellers express the word/ material "Stone" in various and contemporary way. Set aside the traditional value for gemstones defined in Gemology, MANO would like to offer the viewer a different angle to read the stories behind these jewellery.
"How the most precious thing about stones in a jewellery box is not always their rarity, their size or their perfection. It is their stories." by Victoria Finlay, author of 'Jewels: A Secret History'.
Since the word “Jewellery” for most Taiwanese public still relates a lot to precious material, faceted gemstones, jade jewelleries, beaded bracelet, etc., we would like to present the jewelleries with diverse and contemporary interpretation of the theme “stone” in search of that real preciousness. Each artist gives their unique point of view: to bring out the social-psychological side of the material, to discuss about the collective thoughts on material, technique, and artistry, or to question the real meaning of value.
Text: In English and Chinese
Participant artists:
Gieh-Wen Lin, Karl Fritsch, Katja Prins, Nelli Tanner, Philip Sajet, Shu-Lin Wu, Tarja Tuupanen.
- Editor:
- Shu-Lin Wu
- Edited by:
- MANO independent curatorial team for contemporary jewellery
- Edited at:
- Taiwan
- Technical data:
- 72 pages, hardcover, 45+ colour illustrations, 20 x 20 cm
- Price:
- from 15 €
- Order:
- MANO
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