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In the Loupe2

In the Loupe2 brings together a vibrant collection of jewellery, objects and artefacts by the artists, educators, researchers and practitioners that shape the field of jewellery through their work at the School.

The eclectic mix of work on show celebrates the multi-faceted nature of the School of Jeweller

y’s research hub and showcases the diverse interests and expertise of this ambitious and talented team.

Within this rich mix of themes and approaches, these artists and makers are united by a curiosity to explore both within and beyond their ‘native’ discipline of jewellery.

It’s this experimental approach which builds knowledge within a particular specialism and this broad range of individual directions and personal voices which underpins and enriches the educational experience at the School of Jewellery.

What’s in the box?
For this exhibition, the team were challenged to respond to the question – ‘What’s in the box?’ – with each exhibitor communicating an element of their practice within the boundaries of an identical white box.

It is envisaged that work contained within these boxes will span the breadth of the jewellery discipline and showcase a variety of conceptual ideas, material alchemy and new technologies from commercial to contemporary, from handcrafted to digital technologies, and work in progress to thinking beyond boundaries. The contents of the boxes will be revealed on the opening night!

Bottomley, A complete unknown – Allochthonous Brooch, 2016 Photo Shannon Tofts

Professor Stephen Bottomley, Head of School comments: “The breadth and diversity at the School of Jewellery has grown to encompass over the past 125+ years is simply dazzling.

Add to this breadth of specialism a range of levels of study and an exceptional team of staff and you have a powerful creative network to encourage innovation and creativity.

This exhibition is an intriguing snapshot of works across a section of this special community. Step up, open the box and peek inside!”

Sarah O Hana
Drew Markou

Exhibitors include: Dauvit Alexander, Keith Adcock, Stephen Bottomley, Beaulagh Brooks, Frank Cooper, Paul Evans, Sian Hindle, Andrew Howard, Bridie Lander, Anna Lorenz, Drew Markou, Toni Mayner, Sarah O’Hana, Jo Pond, Claire Price, Zoe Robertson, Rebecca Steiner, Katy Tromans, Kate Thorley, Abbie Williams and Paul Yeomans.

Dates: Exhibition opens on Monday 26th February – Friday 9th March 2018
The big reveal will take place on Tuesday 27th February followed by an opportunity to talk with the artists from 6 – 8pm

The exhibition is open for viewing Monday to Friday, 10am to 4pm, term time only. Please note the gallery is not open at weekends.

W: www.blogs.bcu.ac.uk/vittoriastreetgallery

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