The seminar forms together with the Jubilee exhibition a celebration of 25 years with Hnoss. The seminar focuses on international jewellery artists presenting their work processes, with the artist talks framed by a discussion on the major changes that have occurred in ­the jewellery field since Hnoss started in 1997. The lecturers all take part in the Jubilee Exhibitions in Hnoss’ old venue at Konstepidemin.

The moderator’s reflections and the round up panel discussion will focus on distinct shifts in the world of jewellery during the last decades such as the rise of the Internet and the emergence of digital communication platforms, the increasing influence of Asian artists on the international scene and the growing importance of women as artists, educators and gallery owners. The discussion will also highlight the fact that at the same time as craft theory has strengthened its position within the educational system, the jewellery field has in recent years seen a renewed interest in exquisite craft skills.

Organized by Hnoss Initiative in collaboration with Iaspis. The seminar is in English.

THE SEMINAR IS FULL

Program

11.00 • Introduction by Hnoss Initiative

11.05 • Moderator Love Jönsson Reflections on Hnoss 25 years

11.20 • Lecture by Jutta Kallfelz

12.05 • Lunch break

13.00 • Lecture by Edu Tarin

13.50 • Break

14.00 • Lecture by Ela Bauer

14.50 • Break

15.10 • Lecture by Yutaka Minegishi

16.00 • Panel discussion with the lecturers

17.00 • Exhibitions open
Mingel, finger food, music

Exhibitions

Hnoss Gallery pop-up, Konstepidemin • 2-25 September
Jubilee exhibition with Edu Tarin (Spain), Yutaka Minegishi (Japan/Germany), Jutta Kallfelz (Germany) and Ela Bauer (Neatherlands).

Hnoss Initiative group, Konstepidemin Garaget • 2-4 September
Åsa Christensson, Tore Svensson, Karin Johansson, Anna Norrgrann, Carolina Claesson, Lena Olsson, Mona Wallström.

Presentation of participants

Love Jönsson
Sweden

Love Jönsson is the director of Rian designmuseum in Falkenberg and has earlier held positions as a curator at the Röhsska Museum in Gothenburg and as a visiting lecturer at the now HDK-Valand Academy of Art and Design at the University of Gothenburg.

Jutta Kallfelz
Germany

MA 2007 Burg Giebichenstein, ­Kunsthochschule, Halle / Saale Tyskland
I samlingar Pinakothek der Moderne, München, Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim.

Website: juttakallfelz.de

Yutaka Minegishi
Japan/Germany

Educated at Hiko Mizuno College of Jewelry in Tokyo. MA 2003  Akademie der Bildenden Künste, München.
Rewarded at the Schmuck Herbert Hoffman Price 2019. Represented in collections at Pinakothek der Moderne, München, Museum Ceskeho Raje, Tjeckien and the Stichting Francoise van den Bosch, the Neatherlands.

Instagram: @yutaka.minegishi

Edu Tarin
Spain

MA from University of Applied Sciences Trier, Dept. Gemstone and Jewellery design. Idar-Oberstein. Germany. 2015. Winner of European Prize for Applied Art of the WCC Europe 2021. Nominated to Loewe Craft Prize 2021. Talente 2016. Deltagit i Scmuck 2021, Collect London (Galleri Marzee) 2020, plus many exhibitions in Europe.

Instagram: @edu.tarin

Ela Bauer
Neatherlands

Educated at Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam. In the collections of Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, CODA Museum, Apeldoorn Nederländerna, Pinakothek der Moderne, München, the Museum of Art and Design in New York and Hiko Mizuno Collection in Tokyo.

Instagram: @elabauer8

About Galleri Hnoss

Galleri Hnoss opened in the fall of 1997 and displayed international jewellery art, arranged seminars, residencies and worshops for fourteen years. The gallery was managed by a group of jewellery artist at Konstepidemin in Gothenburg. In the 2011 the gallery closed but the group continued under the name Hnoss Initiative. Since then exhibitions, seminars and workshops have been organised together with other galleries and artspaces in Sweden and abroad.

Hnoss now celebrates 25 years by reappearing as a gallery at the original venue at Konstepidemin.