Karin Seufert
TIME – The Blue Hour
3 November 2024 until 4 January 2025

The blue hour describes the period in which the sun has already set, shortly after the golden hour, but also shortly before the sun rises. During this time, the light has a magical blue color.
Time is like emptiness; it cannot be represented directly. It has something subjective, is complex and changeable, it is intangible.
If you look at time from the perspective of repetition, the sky serves as orientation: the sun for the daily cycle, the moon for longer phases and the stars for spatial orientation and at the same time for longer periods of time.
Part of my work shows these celestial bodies: the sun appears as a flickering yellow circle, the moon in its changing phases and the stars appear in multifaceted shapes.
All representations are based on the circle as the basic form.
By being able to measure time using the celestial bodies, a framework was created that gave the whole thing regularity, the calendar.
The day brooches represent periods of time and depict the different phases of life as a gradually unfolding process.
At the beginning, four colored dots appear in a white rectangle, each in its own position. Over time, the dots approach each other, grow, merge, rotate, cross the frame, mix and develop increasing complexity. The circle forms the basis of this process and at the same time symbolizes an endless cycle of playing, developing, learning, building and reflecting. The initially small, manageable and orderly events become increasingly complex, interwoven and overlapping, reflecting both the play and the dynamics of life.
Time as a process.
Karin Seufert, Berlin 10/2024
Annelies Planteijdt
Beautiful City – Light Years
3 November 2024 until 4 January 2025

‘Beautiful City – Light Years’
When wearing jewelry you are a spectator and an actor in one.
You look from a distance and you look from within.
Like the ‘Woman with a Pearl Necklace’ from Vermeer.
Time is an inseparable involved factor.
This lies on the base of these new pieces.
They are made of elementary particles of unsold work of the past years,
like titanium, tantalum and gold strips, pearls, antique coral and my great grandmother’s glass beads,
and I added new elements and color as well.
So the old pieces keep existing in the past and the new pieces emerge from them.
From ground plans of places they now transition into ground plans of time.
They are born from an empty origin, which means not visible or materialized or organized.
The O, the zero. Origin means the birth of sunrise.
This is the beginning of time. From here all kind of stories emerge.
It is something it is nothing, choices and laws are made on the way, by coincidence.
Annelies Planteijdt
2024
Iris Bodemer
Unfoldings
3 November 2024 until 4 January 2025

This group of works explores the opening and unfolding of hollow bodies. From simple symmetries to complex, molecule-like structures, an interplay is created between inner space and outer form. Structures overgrown by electroforming are uncovered and reveal the moment of the drawing gesture and the sculptural idea of axial reflection.
Marzee International Graduate Show 2024
25 August until 26 October 2024

38th edition of the Marzee International Graduate Show
Chequita Nahar, Karola Torkos, Anders Ljungberg and HAWK
24 March until 22 May 2024

previous exhibitions from 24 March until 22 May 2024 in Galerie Marzee HAWK > Chequita Nahar – jewellery > Karola Torkos – jewellery > Anders Ljungberg – objects and jewellery > University of Applied Sciences and Arts Hildesheim (HAWK) – Hang Out – for a Quiet Moment
Schmuck – Munich Jewellery Week
Schmuck / Munich Jewellery Week – download program here SCHMUCK is a special exhibition at the Internationale Handwerksmesse (IHM) in Munich (Germany) since 1959. Organised by the Handwerkskammer for Munich and Upper Bavaria, the exhibition SCHMUCK has become the world’s most prestigious exhibition for modern art jewellery which under auspiciën of the Handwerkskammer has grown […]
FRAME at Schmuck in Munich 2024

FRAME at Schmuck, a selection of renowned contemporary art jewellery galleries, is positioned around the most prominent exhibitions at Schmuck in Munich: SCHMUCK, EXEMPLA and TALENTE.
Since 1959 the Handwerkskammer für München und Oberbayern has presented the special exhibition SCHMUCK at the International Trade Fair in Munich (IHM). The International Trade Fair is the centre of a multitude of activities and exhibitions across Munich during Schmuck and is the hub and meeting place for artists, collectors and curators in the field of contemporary art jewellery.
Meet us at FRAME in Halle B1 – Entrance West – opposite the special exhibition SCHMUCK from Wednesday 28 February until Sunday 3 March 2024 (open from 9.30 until 18.00).
Nicole Beck, Tarja Tuupanen and Atelier Ravary
7 January until 14 March 2024

>Nicole Beck – Building Blocks – jewellery
>Tarja Tuupanen – Ornament / Counterpart – jewellery
> Atelier Ravary: Yotam Bahat – Sulo Bee – Faye Butler – Dominik Cunningham – Virginia Escobar – Katie Gibbon – Adam Henderson – Elise Hoebeke – Levan Jishkariani – Steven KP – Nikita Kavryzhkin – Meeree Lee – Alma Lion – Peleg Matityahu – Merlin Meremaa – Barbora Opatova – Mart Talvar – Barbara Wei
Veronika Fabian
Clasp me firmly, hold me tight
22 October until 27 December 2023

Veronika Fabian – Clasp me firmly, hold me tight 22 October until 27 December 2023 “Nowadays, I find myself thinking a lot about fear. Fear has played a central role in human existence throughout history, but in contemporary society it takes on new dimensions, fuelled by factors ranging from technological advancements to social and political […]
Juliane Brandes
Tide
22 October until 27 December 2023

Juliane BrandesTide22 October until 27 December 2023 The works of Juliane Brandes’ exhibition ‘Tide’ are incorporated in her Artists Page and are either from 2022 or 2023.