The exhibition ‘Modern and Abstract Archaeology’, which the visit inspired her to create, was shown at Esbjerg Art Museum in 1996. In the works, Vibeke Rohland worked with memorial objects. On 12 large tapestries she had printed X-ray photographs of everything from cutlery to bags and Barbie dolls.
[…] War and during the early years of the welfare state is easy to document. Both Finn Juhl and Hans J. Wegner submitted interesting competition projects to the Museum of Modern Art’s legendary 1948 International Competition for Low-cost Furniture Design, and the new American organic modernist furniture designed by Eero Saarinen and Charles and Ray […]
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A different series, "Tickets," consists of five brooches inspired by admission tickets to the Statens Museum for Kunst. These brooches transform the value of entrance tickets into a form of wearable art. Once the cultural visit concludes, the admission ticket, typically discarded, gains renewed value when worn as a gemstone in a brooch, evolving […]
[…] like other disciplines. Throughout history, jewellery has been instrumental in grounding us in the world, guiding us through life's transitions from birth to death. I would wish for it to be recognized by museums and educational institutions. Ideally, with an education that focuses on providing a space for jewellery. A place with an inspiring environment."
[…] State Art Fund as a significant support, where one can apply for grants allowing for periods of uninterrupted focus on the craft. She also wishes for a museum - or another physical setting that could serve as a professional meeting place - for Danish jewellery art, on her wishlist of things that could pave […]
[…] abroad. This includes the Craft & Design Biennale 2011 at Koldinghus, where she received the Biennale Prize. Anne Mette Larsen will also exhibit at the Johannes Larsen Museum in March 2024. She is currently exhibiting at Galleri Kant in Copenhagen until October 28th, 2023. The exhibition catalog for 'Wintervals and Summer Polka – and […]
[…] aspects are subordinate to the role of an autonomous miniature sculpture that may primarily have been intended as an exhibition object, a collector’s item or a potential museum acquisition. In a countermovement to this approach, and not without inspiration from punk, some jewellery artists have sought to ‘reclaim’ the human body by creating jewellery […]
[…] into private art collections. Stephanie Strøyer is art consultant for Tideland Studio on the 'Stolen Collection' project. With her experience in both the auction industry and the museum world, she is well versed in the complex issues facing cultural heritage when it comes to the buying, selling and restitution of artworks and artifacts. 12.35 […]
[…] Triple Parade in China, and the Biennial for Craft & Design in Denmark. She is represented in collections such as the Danish Arts Foundation and the Design Museum Denmark, and she is currently featured in the group exhibition 'Connecting the Dot's' at the Goldfingers Gallery until 14th October. From October 2021 to April 2022, […]
Theme: Contemporary Jewellery Art Can Danish jewellery art reinvent itself when the artistic education has been shut down, and the field doesn't have a dedicated professional museum in Denmark? What traditions and stories does Danish jewellery art build upon? How does the industry relate to contemporary demands for sustainability and new consumption patterns? Does […]