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Issue #4: December

In our 4th issue, we feature an exclusive interview with Rita Besnyoi, founder of Kredenc Coworkshop in Budapest, as she shares insights into the studio’s mission and future plans for contemporary jewellery artists. We also highlight two talented artists: Joani Groenewald, lecturer at Stellenbosch University, and Arthur Rahuel, a jewellery artist blending sculpture, design, and innovative materials.

This issue also includes our book recommendation, GABI DZIUBA & FRIENDS, edited by Cornelie Holzach, offering an in-depth look into Gabi Dziuba’s creative world.

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Issue #2: October

In Issue #2, we feature an exclusive interview with Erik Lijzenga, where he shares his approach to integrating found objects into his art, creating unique, treasure-filled pieces.

This issue spotlights Erik alongside Mallorca-based artist Nico Sales. While Erik discusses his innovative work, Nico introduces his latest collection, showcasing his recent artistic developments.

We also highlight the new publication KONTRAPUNKT NO.2: PERMISSION TO SPEAK, documenting the dialogues from Kontrapunkt’s latest group exhibition. Available online and in-store at God Press (Glasgow), this publication offers an in-depth look at the featured works.

Additionally, we explore MASTERWORKS FROM THE 80'S TO 90'S, an exhibition at Hannah Gallery featuring a curated selection from Maria Luisa Samaranch's private collection, showcasing significant works from this influential era.

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Issue #3: November

In Issue #3, we spotlight the documentary Hunter from Elsewhere, featuring Australian artist Helen Britton. Directed by Elena Alvarez Lutz, the film is accompanied by an exclusive interview with the director.

Our featured artist of the month is Vienna-based jewellery designer Haldis Scheicher, known for her innovative use of everyday objects and unconventional materials in her jewellery.

We also highlight an exhibition by Budapest-based artist and designer Luca Sági. In this solo show, Sági explores the different perceptions of time, presenting timepieces that challenge conventional notions of reliability and accuracy.

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Issue #1: September

 

This issue highlights two exciting artists: Jeannette K, whose work challenges the boundaries of wearable art, and Alice Biolo, known for her innovative approach to jewellery design.

 

We also explore two compelling exhibitions: The Razzle Dazzle of Infinite Girlhood, a show celebrating the playful complexity of identity, and Visceral Matter, an exhibition focusing on the tactile and emotional qualities of contemporary jewellery.

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