Events, Exhibitions, Workshops
MunichJewelleryWeek2024 
28 Feb – 08 Apr
JEWELLERY ALL ALONG THE LINE
Galerie Handwerk
Max-Joseph-Straße 4, Entrance Ottostraße
80333 München
Opening: Wednesday 28th February at 19 h
Gallery hours:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 10 to 18 h
Thursday 10 to 20 h / Saturday 10 to 13 h
Parallel to the International Crafts Fair IHM in Munich, Galerie Handwerk has been presenting international jewelry exhibitions for years. They are linked to the special international “Schmuck” show at the Handwerksmesse.
The exhibition “Jewelry all along the line” will illustrate how from the origins of jewelry – a line, for example, a cord, braided ribbon, a string, a wealth of variants emerged.
This exhibition features 55 exhibitors, both regional and international. They will lend their high quality to contemporary design in the goldsmith’s craft.
Flanerie – ways to inspiration
JEWELERY BY ANJA EICHLER
“The source of my inspiration is strolling. I take the time to rediscover my environment, be it well-known materials and everyday objects stands or traditional techniques. I record and interpret.
The heart of the exhibition is my project BMore about the city of Baltimore, USA. Here I am as a classic Flanêuse, an ethnologist of urban space, describe city stories and translate mine Perceptions in art objects. Further work draw their inspiration from a broader sense of the Strolling, observing social trends ments.” A.E.
8. – 24. March 2024
Atelier Martina Dempf
Fraenkelufer 44/46, Remise in the yard
10999 Berlin-Kreuzberg
Vernissage Fri 8th 7-9 p.m
Midissage Sat 16th 6 p.m
with lecture by Anja Eichler:
“The BMore Project”
Finissage Sun 24th 2pm-6pm
Opening hours Tue-Sat 2 pm – 6 pm
and by appointment: Tel. 01577 1970 914
In the summer of 2021, ART AUREA reported on my exhibition “Proudly African – Jewellery Affairs” in a generous article. The publisher will be happy to send interested parties a free sample copy of this magazine without obligation – in the hope, of course, of finding new subscribers who enjoy an unusual and always enriching publication. All you have to do is send your postal address and the keyword “sample copy Art Aurea 44” to info@artaurea.de. The magazine is published quarterly and has been promoting contemporary arts and crafts for many years.
PROUDLY AFRICAN
Jewellery Affairs
Many were interested in the exhibition, which was created in cooperation with the Bengel Foundation in Idar-Oberstein and the German Goldsmith’s House and was shown at both locations. The exhibition curated by me included modern and ethnic jewelry from 10 African countries in the context of contemporary jewelry from Europe. A nice catalog has been published, as well as a detailed article in ART AUREA, https: // artaurea. de / 2021 / life-is-art /
The German Manufactory Street is a project of the director’s house in Berlin. The director’s house is committed to a social revaluation of creativity and craftsmanship. The online platform presents the best manufactories (and in a broader sense: the creative handicraft). The most important manufactories can now be visited on various routes – digitally or physically. As one of only a few jewelry designers, I was recently included here: deutsche-manufakturenstrasse
TRANS-FORMA DREAMS
The Brazilian dancer, choreographer and art director Cristina Perera together with me, started a project on modern dance and contemporary art jewellery. Visit our new website: www.trans-forma dreams.com
PUBLICATIONS
NEW BRACELETS
With 2 works I am presented in a new a publication by Nicolas Estrada. The book is available worldwide in English and Spanish versions.
New Bracelets features more than 500 photographs, gathering about 400 works by 200 jewellery contemporary artists. Prefaces of the book, specially written by Barbara Schmidt and Helen Britton, are included. The cover is illustrated with a piece by Australian jeweler Sim Luttin.
MARTINA DEMPF: WOOD – COCOONS – HYBRIDS
JEWELERY 2006 – 2018
I have published a catalog with examples of my work since 2006. The focus is on forms from nature, reflected in silver and other materials that fascinate me. Barbara M. Henke writes under the heading “Touching Wood – And Other Materials in Martina Dempf’s Jewelry”: ” With the transformation into an object meant for the human body, the artist removes the transience from the natural material, drawing the viewer’s attention to the beauty of the new artistic form … “
The catalog has 48 pages,
texts in German and English,
with numerous color photos
You can order it for the price of
12 EUR plus shipping costs.
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Please, see also my actual videos, interviews, publications:
Media
Martina Dempf in ihrem Atelier / in her studio