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  • Feelings of Uncertainty

    May 09, 2012 Frechen, Germany

    Marianne Eggimann “Schwestern“, 2009, Bisque porcelain. Photos Nadin Maria Rüfenacht.

    Porcelain figurines – who wouldn’t think of amorous rococo scenes from the 18th century? Marianne Eggimann deliberately plays with this preconception when she presents her cabinet of scurrilities in Keramion from May 13 through August 26…More →

  • Signs and Gestures

    May 07, 2012 Vienna, Austria

    Bruno Martinazzi, “Bacio“ brooch, 1998. 833 gold.

    Commenting on his upcoming exhibition at Renate Slavik’s gallery, Bruno Martinazzi says that Vienna strikes a very special chord in him. In 1978, when Martinazzi’s creations were exhibited in this gallery for the first time, Peter Skubic…More →

  • Texture and Material

    May 01, 2012 Karlsruhe, Germany

    Objekt of the series Lumos. Translucent porcelain. Photo Stefan Passig.

    How delicate and poetic can porcelain look? How much freedom do the laws and realities of physics leave the artist? When Claudia Biehne tests the limits of her material, fantasy becomes reality. The atelier she shares w…More →

  • Bauhaus and Calatrava

    April 30, 2012 Karlsruhe, Germany

    Model Bauhaus, Cotton, silk. Play Trend Contest (1. price). Photos ACTE.

    Minimalist designs inspired by forms and structures found in the arts and architecture or in nature are characteristic of Christine Wolf’s couture. Her latest, prize-winning designs are a tribute to the Bauhaus and the Spanish architect…More →

  • Vegetable-Tanned

    April 28, 2012 Karlsruhe, Germany

    Bags Amelie, 459 euros and Emma, 369 euros. Taupe-colored Vachetta leather.

    As of late, Monika Assem has been creating some of her models from taupe-colored Vachetta leather from a German tannery where the rawhides are vegetable-tanned according to old family recipes. “This is probably the best leather available…More →

  • Graceful and Colorful Lightness

    April 27, 2012 Karlsruhe, Germany

    Hand-dyed and hand-woven silk scarf.

    Birgit Wortmann unites the traditional hand weaving craft with a special dyeing technique, developed by herself, which intensifies the luster of the fine, pure silk yarns. With their harmonious color gradations and chatoyant hues, each of …More →

  • Seen from a Textile Angle

    April 26, 2012 Karlsruhe/New York

    Brown Ball Chain. Glass beads and colored stones.

    Monica Nesseler studied textile design in Cologne where she discovered her passion for glassbeads. She designs and produces expressive often colorful jewelry, which emphasize the individuality of the owner. She loves to p…More →

  • New Rascals

    April 25, 2012 Karlsruhe, Germany

    Jewelry Schlingel 3, earrings and pendant, 925 silver.

    A Schlingel (Rascal) seldom remains alone. The new pieces in Kerstin Henke’s jewelry line christened with this name have been crafted from metal bands instead of wire like their predecessors and captivate the beholder with a…More →

  • Endless Band

    April 24, 2012 Karlsruhe, Germany

    Bangle from the endless series. 925 silver.

    All of the bangles and rings in Beate Brinkmann’s minimalistic endless series have been reduced to the bare essentials, but they’re impressively convincing nonetheless thanks to their elegance and transcendent sensuality. Each …More →

  • Sequences

    April 23, 2012 Hochheim, Germany

    Christa Lüthje, ring, 750 gold, enamel.

    An exhibition with Christa Lüthje and Ernst Gamperl presents craftsmanship on the highest international level. Christa Lüthje is a jewelry gallerist who was born in Hamburg in 1941, completed an apprenticeship, and…More →