Shelf Aware at Munich Jewellery Week
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Shelf Aware
An exhibition of work by staff and students of Central Saint Martins BA Jewellery Design at Munich Jewellery Week
Shelf Aware showcases work by 41 staff and students of the Central Saint Martins BA Jewellery Design course. The students and staff are delighted to be returning to Vitsoe in Munich for the third year running to display their work as equals, in celebration of the course's diverse and lively approach to contemporary jewellery and objects. Vitsoe’s 606 Universal Shelving System once again provides the perfect environment to display this exciting body of work.
The BA Jewellery Design course is proud to promote an understanding of a wide variety of materials, approaches and contexts within the contemporary jewellery field. Innovation, originality and individual identity are encouraged and developed, and we are also keen for students to recognise and investigate the cultural, social and ethical issues relevant to jewellery and its manufacture.
Some of the work in the exhibition has been made in response to curriculum projects in Years 1 and 2 and other pieces are entirely self-motivated.
Caroline Broadhead, Course Leader of BA Jewellery Design at Central Saint Martins comments:
"We are so pleased to present Shelf Aware, an exhibition of new work by CSM staff and students at Vitsoe this year. Dieter Rams’ shelves are quietly functional, perfect for showing off the quality and breadth of jewellery that emerges from BA Jewellery Design."
Jennie Moncur, Creative Director at Vitsoe said:
"At Vitsoe we like to engage with organizations who are likeminded, who demand us to think, and challenge that thinking. The BA Jewellery Design course at Central Saint Martins is no exception, with its ability to provoke immense creativity from staff and students. We are delighted to present this fresh body of work, together with the live event, in our Munich shop for a third consecutive year. Yet again it will not fail to stimulate and surprise."
Exhibiting Artists
- Lavinia Bo Adkins
- Cecilia Ahlin
- Maria Francisca Amante
- Caroline Broadhead
- Gonçalo Camboa
- Lin Cheung
- Ayse Daga
- Camilla de Feo
- Yichen Dong
- Veronika Fabian
- Yayun Fang
- Alix Ferracci
- Lucy Ganley
- Melanie Georgacopoulos
- Isla Gilham
- Lucie Gledhill
- Gabriella Goldsmith
- Emily Grimble
- Emine Gulsal
- Katy Hackney
- Jo Harrison-Hall
- Lydia Hartshorn
- Iona Hindmarch Bisset
- Ellan Huang
- Bam Jansanjai
- Amelia Kay
- Giles Last
- Bella (Si Hyun) Lee
- Skylar Long
- Millie Marks
- Marlene McKibbin
- Maria Militsi
- Frankie Moughton-Small
- Roisin O’Malley
- Klong Stones
- Mizuki Tochigi
- Wen-Ju Tseng
- Frances Wadsworth Jones
- Max Warren
- Ariel YC Tsai
- Anastasia Young
Exhibition Run
3 - 14 March 2018
Open
Monday - Friday: 10.00 - 19.00
Saturday & Sunday: 10.00 - 18.00
Events
17:00 to 20:00, 9 March, second-year students will provoke conversation by wearing work made in response to their brief to create jewellery using waste or surplus materials.
RSVP here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/shelf-aware-live-event-tickets-43091501842
11.00am, 10 March 2018, Exhibitors’ Tour
Venue
Vitsœ, Türkenstraße 36, 80799 München
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Image Credits
Alex Ferracci ‘Leopold’ - Satin fabric, wool embroidery, bycicle chain, silver plated brass
Bam Jansanjai ‘Fortune Jewellery’ – Acrylic, silver
Caroline Broadhead ‘Skin’ - Glass beads, nylon
Emily Grimble ‘Steel’ - Steel, calico, cotton
Frances Wadsworth Jones ‘Dude x Trapeze Artist’ - 9mm pearls, 18ct gold. Image Credit: Juliet Sheath
Gonçalo Camboa ‘Metamorphosis’ - Oxidised brass. Image Credit: Ika Schwander
Gabriella Goldsmith ‘"BLOW ME" Pin Brooch’ - Silver, glass, soap water
Isla Gilham ‘Curiosities Brooches’ - Zebrano, brass
Klong Stones ‘Isabella’ - Leather, brass
Lucy Ganley ‘Paper Airplane Brooch’ - Paper bag, cotton thread, masking tape, steel wire, tin, silver, paint
Lin Cheung ‘Delayed Reactions - Troubled Times’ - Rock crystal, gold
Melanie Georgacopoulos ‘Cushion Brooch’ - 18ct yellow gold, golden, lavender, peacock and white mother of pearl
Mizuki Tochigi ‘Catch the Scent’ - Gilding metal
Wen-Ju Tseng ‘Frame: Size Zero’ - Aluminium, steel
Yichen Dong ‘Up!’ - Gold plated copper, cotton string
