The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert collection is one of the most comprehensive collections of micromosaics in the world. In fact, Arthur Gilbert coined the term ‘micromosaic’ himself and supported the pioneering publications and exhibitions on the subject. During this lecture, Alice Minter, Curator of the Rosalinde & Arthur Gilbert, will present some renowned highlights from …
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Cette discussion se déroulera entre Sophie Bärtschi, Conservatrice, responsable des collections des Site et Musée romains d’Avenches, et Alice Minter, Conservateur de la Collection Rosalinde & Arthur Gilbert au Victoria and Albert Museum de Londres, et sera animée par Gislain Aucremanne (Historien du bijou). Bien que le terme « micro-mosaïque » soit aujourd’hui associé aux …
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Jewelry historian Vivienne Becker and Helen Molesworth, The Dr Geneviève Davies, Senior Curator of Jewellery, Victoria & Albert Museum, London Together Vivienne Becker and Helen Molesworth discuss the role of the Museum Collection, as both education and inspiration, in our jewellery world today. They will talk about the relevance of jewellery history to contemporary design, …
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‘Dans le domaine de l’art, les experts mènent le bal…. Ont-ils vraiment tous les pouvoirs ?’Etienne Dumont, Bilan, novembre 2013 Le marché de l’art est un domaine très complexe, car l’histoire de l’art évolue sans cesse, des comités, experts, spécialistes se consacrent à des artistes en particulier et font autorité tandis que les avis des …
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Speakers: l’Association Gemmologie & Francophonie sur les enjeux de la dénomination des pierres précieuses et aspects juridiques, avec Drew Battaglia (experte en joaillerie et gemmologue), Aurélien Delaunay (Commission Diamant et Commission Gemmologique CIBJO, Représentant à l’ISO pour la France), Emmanuel Fritsch (enseignant-chercheur à l’Institut des Matériaux Jean Roule, Nantes ; Membre de l’International Mineralogical Association), …
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What Makes Exceptional Design, panel discussion moderated by Katerina Perez (influencer), with David Roux-Fouillet (Head of the Department of Product Design, Jewellery and Accessories, HEAD Geneva), Olivier Bachet (expert) and Vivienne Becker (jewellery historian, author).
A Grand tour around the XVIII and XIX century production, from the origins in Rome to the Napoleonic court and the archaeological revival. In the late XVIII century the ancient large-scale architectural mosaics were brought down, in Rome, from the churches ceilings to the decorative arts that enchanted the imperial Napoleonic court and the Grand …
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Amanda Triossi brings a first-hand history of this iconic Italian jeweller, having worked with the Bulgari family in creating the brands heritage collection, in writing multiple volumes and essays and curating the first major retrospective exhibitions. From its Greek origins to its instantly recognized bold expressions , Amanda will explain with unique insight the developement …
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Journalist and storyteller, Richa Goyal Sikri, has been visiting coloured gemstone mines and manufacturing centers since 2014. Her quest for greater understanding as a connoisseur of gemstones was pivotal in her development as an international journalist, storyteller, and speaker in the industry. In this exclusive presentation, she shares historical insights, and deconstructs artisanal mining for …
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Annonce du thème du Concours de Gouachés 2023 – ETVJ x CFP Arts Genève x CPNE Pôle Arts Appliqués Suivi du workshop La conceptualisation d’un design, par Elizabeth Fischer (professeure à la HEAD Genève).
Considéré comme le plus talentueux orfèvre du monde à l’aube du XXe siècle, Carl Fabergé, inspire naturellement ses contemporains et notamment les orfèvres et les joailliers français au premier rang desquels on trouve Cartier. Alfred Cartier et ses fils découvrent véritablement Fabergé lors de l’Exposition universelle de 1900. Impressionné par la qualité des objets présentés …
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