Open space - mind maps : positions in contemporary jewelry / Ellen Maurer Zilioli (ed.) ; with essays by Ellen Maurer Zilioli, Inger Wästberg, and Philip Warkander and a foreword by Berndt Arell.

By:

Zilioli, Ellen Maureen [Editor]

Contributor(s):

text
still image

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9783897904637

Other title:

Positions in contemporary jewelry

Subject(s):

Jewelry -- Exhibitions

DDC classification:

739.27 23

LOC classification:

NK7101.5.S8 O64 2016

Contents:

Preface / Berndt Arell -- Open space - mind maps: positions in contemporary jewellery / Ellen Maurer Zilioli -- The Swedish perspective / Inger Wästberg -- Art jewellery: a reflection on terminology / Philip Warkaner -- Catalogue.

Summary: "Open Space - Mind Maps pursues the current development in art jewellery that is positioned far from the merely decorative in the aesthetic and artistic discourse of our era. Thirty international artists present their works in this publication, which is arranged thematically by the buzzwords inhabiting current trends, such as the nomaid aspect, art as field research, and the tendency towards narrative imagery and provocation that infringes on the boundaries of our discipline. All these facets as open-ended chapters illustrate the iconographic focus of each of these protagonists from across the world"--Back cover.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Normal 21 days	City Campus FE	739.27 ZIL (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available (In Transit to Openshaw)		00210542

"Published on the occasion of the exhibition Open Space - Mind Maps at the Nationalmuseum Design at Kulturhuset Stadsteatern, Stockholm, 11.3.-15.5.2016."

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Includes bibliographical references.

"Open Space - Mind Maps pursues the current development in art jewellery that is positioned far from the merely decorative in the aesthetic and artistic discourse of our era. Thirty international artists present their works in this publication, which is arranged thematically by the buzzwords inhabiting current trends, such as the nomaid aspect, art as field research, and the tendency towards narrative imagery and provocation that infringes on the boundaries of our discipline. All these facets as open-ended chapters illustrate the iconographic focus of each of these protagonists from across the world"--Back cover.

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