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ThinkingJewellery comprises scientific research as well as discourse on the historical and societal interconnection of jewellery. Highlights are the symposia, which are now accompanied by periodicals.

The most recent work series of Swiss artist Annelies Strba is collected in a colourful publication where she defamiliarises her art through colour filters and the removal of contours.

The first publication on the collection of Leopold Ikle presenting handmade lace from over 400 years. Text in German.

The unique and very first compilation of all ethnographic collections of H. Harrer and P. Aufschnaiter.

Gisbert Stach's first monograph on twenty-five years of experimental jewellery work, providing insights into Stach's very personal approach on artistic gold- and silversmithing.

The new monograph about artist Aslaug M. Juliussen provides insights into the habits of a European indigenous culture.

In-depth study of the various motifs of netsuke and their variants, this text includes 100 masterpieces from a Swiss private collection. Text in English and German

The new monograph about jewellery artist Annamaria Zanella shows many hitherto unpublished works.

Gitte Jungersen (b. 1967) has gained much attention for her innovative work with ceramic glazes. She experiments with extremely active glazes that melt and run during firing.

First publication about the young rising star Johannes Nagel of the German ceramic scene, whilst examining the associations between form and idea.

Material Perceptions is the fifth volume in the series Documents on Contemporary Crafts published by Norwegian Crafts.

Silver jewellery symposium Jablonec '68 was the first summit of European jewellery artists from East and West. The founders of studio jewellery participated.

The 300 works of the Lotte Reimers Foundation showcase the wide spectrum and the diversity of modern ceramic art including works by 115 international artists. Text in English and German.

600 rings by international artist jewellers document how these miniature works of art have become modern sculptures showcasing new materials and techniques, daring designs and current themes.

First comprehensive publication about the American/Korean metalsmith and jewellery artist Chunghi Choo. Works by thirty former students reveal Choo's influence on a subsequent generation.The student's works show how techniques learnt in a metal programme may be transferred to other fields of art.

Most of the subjects of Lucio Bubacco s (b. 1957) glass art are provocative and polarising; at the same time they are sensual and beguiling.

A collection of more than 360 individually crafted tsha-tshas (Tibetan votive offerings) presented to the wider public for the first time.

A comprehensive overview of Caroline Broadhead's life's work, starting in jewellery and extending to dance collaborations and installations.

The first monograph on the Swiss artist Corina Staubli has a nylon sculpture on the cover and features her work in acrylic, porcelain and latex.

A textile art book, brimming with wit and humour. Double-page spread photography illustrates the effort that is dedicated to each of Madame Tricot's installations.

Photographs from private archives provide a new perspective on the work of renowned art jeweller Ebbe Weiss-Weingart.

Features the carvings of master engravers Gerd and Patrick Dreher - 114 gemstone animals, each one made from an individual gemstone.

Features around 70 work by Japanese ceramic artist Shozo Michikawa, created between 2003 and 2017.

Forty artisans give a comprehensive insight into the current arts and crafts movement in Israel, their personal stories creating a sensitive and inspiring portrait of the young country.

Six Vessantara Jataka picture scrolls published in full length for the very first time, with in depth essays exploring an ancient Buddhist text.

A comprehensive overview of the work of Dutch conceptual artist Ruudt Peters in art jewellery, including previously unseen photographs, drawings and sketches.

The first comprehensive monograph in English on the oeuvre in wood by Norwegian jewellery artist Liv Blavarp, featuring around 55 works between 2002 and 2017.

Beginning with the hitherto unknown plaster version of Edgar Degas' Little Dancer, Aged Fourteen, Dr. Gregory Hedberg undertakes a comprehensive re-evaluation of the significance and influence of this work of modern art.