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MINE
Group Exhibition, Academy Presentation
Vitsœ, Türkenstraße 36, 80799 München, Germany
Top shelf – Mingyue Luna He, Milton Stavrou, Marlene McKibbin, Evgenia Zembyla, Isabella Shinder. Bottom shelf – Sally Collins, Miles Robinson, James Tapner-Evans, Maria Militsi. Photo courtesy of the artist
Event duration: 28.02-03.03.2024, Wed-Thu, Sat 10:00-19:00, Fri 10:00-17:00, Sun 10:00-15:00
Mine: a possessive pronoun – that which belongs to me, and a verb – the act of extracting metals, minerals, gemstones or other substances from the earth.
Continuing our long-standing collaboration with pioneering design company Vitsœ, Central Saint Martin’s BA Jewellery Design will be returning to Munich Jewellery Week in 2024 for our seventh exhibition together, entitled Mine. Echoing Vitsœ‘s core belief in designing thoughtfully, responsibly and intelligently, with a profound interest in all of our tomorrows, Mine will explore the intricate relationships between the ideas, materials and processes we use.
Selected works will re-examine notions of extraction; the origin, lifecycle, and ethical considerations of materials. Artists are encouraged to ‘mine’ their environments for materials and concepts, promoting resourcefulness in renewal, restoration or conscious recontextualisation.
A non-hierarchical approach to curation will see current students, graduates, staff and our extended jewellery family exhibit together. Showcasing works from emerging jewellers at the beginning of their development alongside lecturers, technicians and established artists. The ideas and objects on display reflect the future thinking, energy and diversity of practice fostered at CSM.
Selected students, staff and recent graduates from the Central Saint Martin’s BA Jewellery Design course in London, UK. The Central Saint Martin’s BA Jewellery Design course believes in a broad and experimental approach to the subject of contemporary jewellery and is proud to promote an understanding of a wide variety of materials and contexts within the field. Innovation, originality and individual identity are encouraged and developed, and students are supported in recognising and investigating the cultural, social, ethical and environmental issues relevant to jewellery and its manufacture.
Artists:
Fariha Ahmed, Milo Blanchard, Caroline Broadhead, Holly Browning, Georgia Callan, Charlotte Cape, Lin Cheung, Zoe Clark, Sally Collins, Lily Cooper, Katharina Dettar, Sylver Eulalee Mair, Dermot Fowler, Lucie Gledhill, Finley Goold, Viktora Gorny, Katrina Gostanian, Katy Hackney, Campbell Hadden, Mingyue Luna He, Ayaka Kanzaki, Giles Last, Marlene McKibbin, Maria Militsi, Frieda Munro, Lili Murphy-Johnson, Solomon Olutayo, Miles Robinson, Isabella Shinder, Roxanne Simone, Imogen Slack, Milton Stavrou, James Tapner-Evans, Daniela Volschenk, Frances Wadsworth Jones, Ruiyi Wang, Max Warren, Evgenia Zembyla & Joey Zhong.