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Local | Contemporary jewelery art at the National Museum Design

In the spring Nationalmuseum Design shows an exhibition about and with contemporary, experimental art of jewelery. Thirty international artists display about 160 conceptual objects; objects that expand expression, shape and material. The exhibition is curated by Dr. Ellen Maurer Zilioli from Munich.
Contemporary jewelery is no longer a simple decoration or a status symbol, but an aesthetic discourse and artistic position that react to everyday events, personal experiences, developments in the world, new forms of communication and perceptions; like an open landscape where every object is a memory map for the artist and hens cultural background.
Exhibition Open Space – Mind Maps. Positions in Contemporary Jewellery focuses on this expanding fields of art, ask questions about the cultural messages that influence. Jewelry Art has for a long time been used to break the barriers and boundaries, and serve as a kind of field study in the arts. The objects shown in the exhibition, protesting against the traditions and conventions and point instead to a kind of beauty where provocation and aesthetics are combined.
Tobias Alm (* 1985), Sweden
David Bielander (* 1968), Switzerland
Maisie Broadhead (* 1980), the UK
Beatrice Brovia (* 1985), Italy
Sungho Cho (* 1975), Korea
Eun Mi Chun (* 1971), Korea
Iris Eichenberg (* 1965), Germany / USA
Benedikt Fischer (* 1984), Austria
Kiko Gianocca (* 1974), Switzerland
Carolina Gimeno (* 1981), Chile / Sweden
Sophie Hanagarth (* 1968), Switzerland / France
Mielle Harvey (* 1971), United States
Hanna Hedman (* 1980), Sweden
Jutta Kallfelz (* 1975), Germany
Auli Laitinen (* 1967), Sweden
Suska Mackert (* 1969), Germany
Sally Marsland (* 1969), Austria
Märta Mattsson (* 1982), Sweden
Mikiko Minewaki (* 1967), Japan
Karen Pontoppidan (* 1968), Denmark / Germany
Janja Prokic (* 1984), Serbia / Czech Republic
Miro Sazdic (* 1966), Sweden
Aud Charlotte Ho Sook Sinding (1972-2009), Norway / Sweden
Mirei Takeuchi (* 1969), Germany / Japan
Ketli Tiitsar (* 1972), Estonia
Tarja Tuupanen (* 1973), Finland
Norman Weber (* 1964), Germany
Annamaria Zanella (* 1966), Italy
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