OPENING RECEPTION TONIGHT!!!
RECOVER, Thursday, March 5, 4-8pm
Munich Jewelry Week, March 4-7
@galleryartig Corneliusstraße 19
Curated by Theresa Wingert, Franziska Langheinrich, Jana Brevick
As protest and protection. A combined effort to make hardness soft.
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A scapular is a traditional devotional pendant worn over the shoulders to protect the wearer from harm and remind them of a vow. While a vow is a performative speech act that can make something happen, its etymology suggests other meanings—longing, desire, and the things we bear. “Lead Scapular” is made from an apothecary of materials, combined as one would a spell or remedy— with a seed of animacy; words spoken to coax materials, unseen entities, and bring something into being. The dark palette that binds this work is a space of in-betweenness—a realm that contains both undoing and generativity. While alchemists once endeavored to turn lead into gold, this work asks us to stay with the lead.
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Participating artists:
Sharareh Aghaei
@sharareh.aghaei Yotam Bahat
@yotambahat Jana Brevick
@janabrevick Laila Marie Costa
@lazyliberty Juan Harnie
@juanharnie Daniel Jirkovský
@jirkovski matt lambert
@matt_lambert_studio
Franziska Langheinrich
Meeree Lee
@meeree_lee
Florian Clemens Meier
@florianclemensmeier
Jolynn Santiago
@jolynnsantiago
Philipp Spillmann
@philippspillmann
Lori Talcott
@loritalcott
Paige Van Doren
@paigevandoren
Theresa Wingert
@theresawingert
OPENING RECEPTION!!! RECOVER, Thursday, March 5, 4-8pm
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A scapular is a traditional devotional pendant worn over the shoulders to protect the wearer from harm and remind them of a vow. While a vow is a performative speech act that can make something happen, its etymology suggests other meanings—longing, desire, and the things we bear. “Lead Scapular” is made from an apothecary of materials, combined as one would a spell or remedy— with a seed of animacy; words spoken to coax materials, unseen entities, and bring something into being. The dark palette that binds this work is a space of in-betweenness—a realm that contains both undoing and generativity. While alchemists once endeavored to turn lead into gold, this work asks us to stay with the lead (photo: @jennyriffle )
RECOVER, curated by Theresa Wingert, Franziska Langheinrich, Jana Brevick
As protest and protection. A combined effort to make hardness soft.
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Munich Jewelry Week, March 4-7
@galleryartig
Corneliusstraße 19
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Participating artists:
Sharareh Aghaei
@sharareh.aghaei Yotam Bahat
@yotambahat Jana Brevick
@janabrevick Laila Marie Costa
@lazyliberty Juan Harnie
@juanharnie Daniel Jirkovský
@jirkovski matt lambert
@matt_lambert_studio
Franziska Langheinrich
Meeree Lee
@meeree_lee
Florian Clemens Meier
@florianclemensmeier
Jolynn Santiago
@jolynnsantiago
Philipp Spillmann
@philippspillmann
Lori Talcott
@loritalcott
Paige Van Doren
@paigevandoren
Theresa Wingert
@theresawingert
US-NORWAY FULBRIGHT FOUNDATION: I was honored to be amongst an amazing group of fellow Fulbright Scholars – scientists, historians, educators, students, and Roving Scholars - at the University of Oslo, where we each gave a short presentation on our projects. So grateful to the Norwegian government for its firm stance on academic freedom.
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#usnorwayfulbrighfroundationforeducationalexchange
#academicfreedom
A scapular is a traditional devotional pendant worn over the shoulders to protect the wearer from harm and remind them of a vow. While a vow is a performative speech act that can make something happen, its etymology suggests other meanings—longing, desire, and the things we bear. “Lead Scapular” is made from an apothecary of materials, combined as one would a spell or remedy— with a seed of animacy; words spoken to coax materials, unseen entities, and bring something into being. The dark palette that binds this work is a space of in-betweenness—a realm that contains both undoing and generativity. While alchemists once endeavored to turn lead into gold, this work asks us to stay with the lead (photo: @alionapaz_com + @danutaharemska danutaharemska)
RECOVER, curated by Theresa Wingert, Franziska Langheinrich, Jana Brevick
As protest and protection. A combined effort to make hardness soft.
.
Munich Jewelry Week, March 4-7
OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday, March 5, 4-8pm
@galleryartig
Corneliusstraße 19
.
Participating artists:
Sharareh Aghaei
@sharareh.aghaei Yotam Bahat
@yotambahat Jana Brevick
@janabrevick Laila Marie Costa
@lazyliberty Juan Harnie
@juanharnie Daniel Jirkovský
@jirkovski matt lambert
@matt_lambert_studio
Franziska Langheinrich
Meeree Lee
@meeree_lee
Florian Clemens Meier
@florianclemensmeier
Jolynn Santiago
@jolynnsantiago
Philipp Spillmann
@philippspillmann
Lori Talcott
@loritalcott
Paige Van Doren
@paigevandoren
Theresa Wingert
@theresawingert
JEWELS FOR THE UNDERWORLD: If you would like to have a booklet from my solo exhibition with @siennapatti@nycjewelryweek , find me at Munich Jewelry Week!
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#underworld #jewelsfortheunderworld #loritalcottjewelry
#siennapatti #nycjewelryweek
A scapular is a traditional devotional pendant worn over the shoulders to protect the wearer from harm and remind them of a vow. While a vow is a performative speech act with the power to make something happen, its etymology suggests other meanings—longing, desire, and the things we bear. “Lead Scapular” is made from an apothecary of materials, combined as one would a spell or remedy— with a seed of animacy; words spoken to coax materials, unseen entities, and bring something into being. The dark palette that binds this work is a space of in-betweenness—a realm that contains both undoing and generativity. While alchemists once endeavored to turn lead into gold, this work asks us to stay with the lead. (photo: @alionapaz_com + @danutaharemska )
RECOVER, curated by Theresa Wingert, Franziska Langheinrich, Jana Brevick
As protest and protection. A combined effort to make hardness soft.
.
.
.
Munich Jewelry Week, March 4-7
OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday, March 5, 4-8pm
@galleryartig
Corneliusstraße 19
.
Participating artists:
Sharareh Aghaei
@sharareh.aghaei Yotam Bahat
@yotambahat Jana Brevick
@janabrevick Laila Marie Costa
@lazyliberty Juan Harnie
@juanharnie Daniel Jirkovský
@jirkovski matt lambert
@matt_lambert_studio
Franziska Langheinrich
Meeree Lee
@meeree_lee
Florian Clemens Meier
@florianclemensmeier
Jolynn Santiago
@jolynnsantiago
Philipp Spillmann
@philippspillmann
Lori Talcott
@loritalcott
Paige Van Doren
@paigevandoren
Theresa Wingert
@theresawingert
This week at Edge Space: JEWELS FOR THE UNDERWORLD — a solo exhibition by @loritalcott presented in conjunction with @nycjewelryweek
We’re excited to host Lori Talcott (@loritalcott ), a Seattle-based artist who uses the format of jewelry to explore contemporary theories of magic, the agency of objects, and the intersection of language and matter. Born into a family of jewelers and watchmakers, she apprenticed with a master silversmith in Norway, specializing in traditional folk jewelry, before earning her MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts. Talcott’s work is held in collections worldwide, including the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
Viewings by appointment only:
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