PREZIOSA 2013

 

Un Certain Regard

Florence, Marino Marini Contemporary Art Museum
20th of June – 21st of July, 2013

Curator, Maria Cristina Bergesio
Coordinator, Giò Carbone

The exhibition starts from the otherness of this peculiar Art, and wants to focus on visual reaction of the “public” in face of contemporary research jewellery. The theme is the viewer’s gaze, expectations and preconceptions of the common imagination of contemporary ornamentation.

CONCEPT

by Maria Cristina Bergesio

PREZIOSA 2013 starts from the otherness of this peculiar Art, and wants to focus on visual reaction of the “public” in face of contemporary research jewellery.
The thematic exhibition will be centred on the imaginary, on expectations and assumptions of the public in relation to the jewel.
The exhibition presents works by six international artists selected as examples of specifi c issues related to the imaginary: recognition/estrangement/surprise/rejection/trespassing, and will be divided into three sections:
– The conceptual research on the imagination in jewellery: Suska Mackert
– “To be or not be”: shapes visually recall ancient jewels like precious objects, but in reality….? Karin Seufert and Philip Sajet
– “What I see is what I see!”
The irony of David Bielander; The aggressiveness of Sophie Hanagarth; The fun mechanics of Sigurd Bronger.

Collateral Events

PREZIOSA 2013 includes two side events at the main exhibition,
offering visitors additional opportunities for reflection on contemporary jewellery:

Symbiosis

A photo project developed by the artist Eva Sauer.
The exhibition of jewellery is complemented by a photographic project of the show itself.
The need to show how these jewels can be worn in everyday life, how they interact with the people and with the surrounding space, has led to a specifi c concept, project, which has been developed using the skill and sensitivity of the particular photographer Eva Sauer.
Twelve jewels, which will be shown in the exhibition, will be chosen, worn and set in particular places of the city of Florence.
The twelve pictures will be displayed in the Museo Marino Marini inside PREZIOSA exhibition, and will also be present in the places where the photos were taken, so as to establish a mutual connection between the exhibition space and the town.

Preziosa Young 2013

The work of the 8 emerging artists selected based on their personal research in contemporary jewellery, will be the “Young” section of PREZIOSA 2013.
Karin Roy Andersson,
Wan Hee Cho, Rob Elford,
Benedikt Fischer
Panjapol Kulpapangkorn,
Chiara Scarpitti,
Antje Stolz,
Lauren Vanessa Tickle
are the young artists selected between the 220 participants to the worldwide contest

ARTISTS

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David Bielander

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Sigurd Bronger

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sophie Hanagarth

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Suska Mackert

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Philip Sajet

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Karin Seufert

CATALOGUE

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PROGRAM

18.00 – Opening ceremony, Museo Marino Marini

Meeting with the artists and the curator, and guided visit to the exhibition.
The participation to the guided visit is for free, but you must REGISTER

Opening hours:
Every day, apart of Sunday and Tuesday, from 10 AM to 17 PM

PREZIOSA 2013 includes two side events at the main exhibition, offering visitors additional opportunities for reflection on contemporary jewellery:

Symbiosis
A photo project developed by the artist Eva Sauer.
The exhibition of jewellery is complemented by a photographic project of the show itself.
The need to show how these jewels can be worn in everyday life, how they interact with the people and with the surrounding space, has led to a specific concept, project, which has been developed using the skill and sensitivity of the particular photographer Eva Sauer.
Twelve jewels, which will be shown in the exhibition, will be chosen, worn and set in particular places of the city of Florence.
The twelve pictures will be displayed in the Museo Marino Marini inside PREZIOSA exhibition, and will also be present in the places where the photos were taken, so as to establish a mutual connection between the exhibition space and the town.

PREZIOSA Young 2013
The work of the 8 emerging artists selected based on their personal research in contemporary jewellery,
will be the “Young” section of PREZIOSA 2013.
Karin Roy Andersson, Wan Hee Cho, Rob Elford, Benedikt Fischer, Panjapol Kulpapangkorn, Chiara Scarpitti, Antje Stolz, Lauren Vanessa Tickle are the young artists selected between the 220 participants to the worldwide contest

GALLERY

PARTNERS

PREZIOSA 2013 is coordinated and produced by

Le Arti Orafe, Jewellery School & Gallery, Firenze e Lucca

 

In cooperation with

Museo Marino Marini, Firenze
OMA, Osservatorio per i Mestiari d’Arte, Firenze
FiorGen Charitable Foundation , Florence, Italy

In partership with

inhorgenta Fair, Monaco di Baviera, Germania
Art Gallery, Legnica, Poland

With the support of:

Ente Cassa di Risparmio di Firenze
Ganjam, Bangalore, India
Toro Assicurazioni, Agenzia
Generale Firenze Redi
Hotel Duomo, Firenze
Hotel Executive, Firenze

 

And with the patronage of

Prestigious recognition by the Head of State, to the 2013’s edition of PREZIOSA.
The President of the Republic, Mr.Giorgio Napolitano, has designed a medal as a reward especially for this new edition, the seventh that the school LE ARTI ORAFE organizes, since 2005.
Mibac – Ministero per i Beni e le Attività Culturali
Soprintendenza Speciale per il Polo Museale Fiorentino
Regione Toscana
Provincia di Firenze
Comune di Firenze
Consiglio di Quartiere 1 “Centro storico”
Università degli Studi di Firenze, Dipartimento di Storia, Archeologia, Geografia, Arte e Spettacolo (SAGAS)
OMA Osservatorio dei Mestieri d’Arte
Museo di Storia Naturale dell’Università degli Studi di Firenze

Project, direction
and coordination

Gio Carbone
Anna Balatti

Concept
Maria Cristina Bergesi

PR, Budget Management
Anna Balatti, Le Arti Orafe

Segreteria
Elisabetta Messini,
Le Arti Orafe

Layout per l’allestimento a
Firenze e Inhorgenta Fair
Mauro Vegliante/ArkSign, Florence

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