with Anna Wójcik-Korbas about polish jewellery

What characterizes the tendencies of polish jewellery? How did
political and economic developments influence the jewellery
makers in Poland? What happened after World War II until today in
the polish jewellery scene?


Polish Jewellery is rich in social-political meaning and strongly
connected to polish history. Thus, the polish jewellery makers
reflect with their chosen material, the topics of their works and
the motives the times their living in.With Anna Wójcik-Korbas
we’re talking about polish jewellery and its development after
World War II until nowadays.


@anna.wojcik.korbas


@bizuteoria





Glanz & Kante collaborates with the Association for
Goldsmith's Art (in german Gesellschaft für Goldschmiedekunst
e.V.). The Association is a nonprofit organization based in Hanau
whose mission is to promote contemporary jewelry and silverware.
Thus, the Accosiation is committed to promote and establish a
greater appreciation for contemporary trends in jewelry and
silverware within society. Among the association’s most important
tasks are organizing competitions, scholarships, and events. The
Accosiation also curates’ numerous exhibitions at the Museum
German Goldsmith’s House in Hanau @deutsches_goldschmiedehaus ,
for which it is responsible for the content on behalf of the City
of Hanau.





Captions


Pioneers of Polish goldsmithing:


Henryk Grunwald


Józef Fajngold


Jadwiga & Jerzy Zaremscy





UFO Group:


Joachim Sokólski


Jacek Rochacki


Jacek Byczewski


Marcin Zaremski





The founder of the first jewelry studio at the Academy of Fine
Arts in Łódź:


Lena Kowalewicz-Wegner





The contemporary Polish artists I mentioned:


Marcin Bogusław (my latest jewellery)


Zofia i Witold Kozubscy (jewellery for the Women protests)


Sergiusz Kuchczyński (brooches that were commentary on the
situation with pushbacks at the Belarusian border)


Anna briefly mentioned also:


Adriana Lisowska


Michalina Owczarek-Siwak


Małgorzata Kalińska


Jolanta Gazda


Paweł Kaczyński


Sara Gackowska


Sława Tchórzewska





Owner of the Museum of Jewellery Art in Poznań:


Maria Magdalena Kwiatkiewicz





The Unnecessary Jewellery project co-curators I mentioned:


Arek Wolski


Prof. Sławomir Fijałkowski