Showing posts with label jewelers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewelers. Show all posts
Monday, June 23, 2014
Monday, June 16, 2014
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Craft & Bling Bling - Fake Exhibition featured on Mocoloco
Labels:
Art,
art basel,
Artists,
contemporary,
craft & bling bling - fake,
current obsession,
current obsession magazine,
depot basel,
design,
exhibition,
jewelers,
jewellery,
Jewelry,
Kevin Hughes,
mocoloco
Monday, May 19, 2014
Craft & Bling Bling - Fake
Vernissage Magazine launch + Apéro
Thursday 05.06., Monday 16.06.,
7–10 PM 5–10 PM
Depot Basel and Current Obsession, contemporary jewellery magazine, present a collaborative curatorial effort in the context of Depot Basel’s ongoing exhibition series ‘CRAFT &...’. For CRAFT & BLING BLING – FAKE they commissioned work by twelve
jewellery makers reflecting on the subject of FAKE from standpoints of jewellery history, their own work mediums or contemporary art and society. Work by Manfred Nisslmüller, Suska Mackert, Johanna Dahm and Cloe Floirat accompany the exhibition. The exhibition becomes a feature in the #3 FAKE issue of the Current Obsession magazine accompanied by Thomas Albdorf‘s photographs.
JEWELLERY MAKERS
Adam Grinovich, Barbara Schrobenhauser, Edgar Mosa, Florian Milker,
Florian Weichsberger, He Jing, Julia Walter, Kevin Hughes, Mallory
Weston, Philipp Eberle, Rainer Kaasik-Aaslav, Sophie Hanagarth
We are not a fair, nor a festival.
Not a museum, a showroom or a gallery.
We are a temporary place for contemporary design,
only with the best intentions.
www.depotbasel.ch
www.current-obsession.com
DEPOT BASEL
VOLTASTRASSE 43
4056 BASEL
SWITZERLAND
Opening times
during Art Basel
17 – 22 June
11 – 6 PM
General opening
times
Friday,
Saturday, 2 PM – 7 PM
Sunday 2 PM – 6 PM
Labels:
Art,
art basel,
Artists,
contemporary,
craft & bling bling - fake,
current obsession,
current obsession magazine,
depot basel,
design,
designer,
jewelers,
jewellery,
Jewelry,
switzerland
Friday, October 18, 2013
The art of the business card
Ruudt Peters (Fronts of two cards)
Well conceived and designed business cards become more than just contact information. They become keepsakes and souvenirs. Unlike the digital material we have become accustomed to receiving, business cards are tangible and that carries great impact.
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