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Contemporary Jewelry returns to the Rossini Gallery

Published on April 12, 2023

Elisabetta Nevola, Leggerezza, serie Impressioni botaniche, spilla

The Milan Design Week, the Fuorisalone and the Salone del Mobile and the now traditional exhibition-contest of the Galleria Rossini dedicated to contemporary jewelery are back. From 15 April to 6 May the finalists of the second edition of the Contemporary Jewelery Contest will be on stage, with the exhibition of over 60 jewels by artists from Italy and abroad, in collaboration with the curators Marina Chiocchetta and Sonia Patrizia Catena. As always, these are jewels-works, unique pieces, made with precious or common materials.

On display are the jewels of Thomas Ayers Jewellery, Bodyfurnitures of Gian Luca Bartellone, Frederic Byron Upcycling Phenomenon, Emanuele Cannoletta, Clara D’Onofrio, Ellence, Tami Eyal, Mgioielli of Magda Ferrari, Alessandra Filippelli, Patrizia J., Vanessa Kubach, Melania La Via Textile Art Studio, Mariagioia Maffucci, Elisabetta Nevola unconventional porcelain, Laura Sala, Renata Shaikhislamova Atelier Inter Nos, Tabitha Sowden, Cristian Visentin, Laura Visentin Contemporary Jewelry.

The finalists were chosen by two juries, one internal to the gallery and one external, made up of curators, art experts, teachers and designers. The winners, announced on Saturday 15 April, will be awarded a Special Prize which includes the possibility of a personal exhibition in the Rossini Gallery, the opportunity to exhibit at the Bijou Museum in Casalmaggiore, at the Spazio Heart in Vimercate and at the Spazio E in Ghemme. Also on display are the artist’s jewels of Claudia Marchioni, winner of the Rossini Prize, proclaimed during the opening night of Redefining Jewellery, a project that has reached its eighth edition and of which the gallery has been a partner since 2012.

Contemporary jewel
Rossini Gallery
Viale Monte Nero, 58, 20135 Milan
From Tuesday to Saturday 10.00 -19.00

In Milan art and jewels by Vasiliki Merianou

Published on March 7, 2023

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Jewels and art, sculpture and bijoux: the marriage is destined to continue. In Milan, the Rossini Gallery is specialized in periodically proposing the work of designers, artists and creatives who engage in the creation of jewels. It is the turn of the Greek artist Vasiliki Merianou (alias Lokta Art) with the Paramonas exhibition (March 23 – April), inspired by the western coast of the island of Corfu and, in particular, by the beach of Paramonas. Vasiliki Merianou won in 2022, the first prize in the 1st edition Contemporary Jewelery competition, organized by the Rossini Gallery. She now exhibits over 30 creations, including jewels and micro sculptures, in this personal exhibition.

Vasiliki Merianou, founder of the Lokta Art brand, who lives and works in Switzerland, offers jewels with defined archaic and organic shapes, with earthy shades such as red, brown or beige, combined with cold tones such as green and blue. The materials used are the most varied: stones, wood, string and paper, poor and heterogeneous elements. On the other hand they are artistic creations.

Rossini Gallery
Viale Monte Nero 58, Milan
from Thursday 23 March to 7 April 2023
times: from Tuesday to Saturday 10.00 – 19.00

Avant-garde jewelry for Design Week

Published on May 22, 2022

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The Design Week returns to Milan with the Salone del Mobile. And in the program, avant-garde jewels return to the Rossini Gallery, which hosts the Contemporary Jewelery exhibition. From 4 to 25 June in collaboration with the curators Marina Chiocchetta and Sonia Patrizia Catena, the gallery presents a selection of contemporary jewelry, unique and versatile pieces, multifaceted and heterogeneous, born from the research and creativity of Italian and foreign designers, goldsmiths and artists . They are jewels that are unlikely to be worn, but they are a testimony of the designers’ research. They are also made with materials such as paper, plastics, woods, clays. In short, to see more than to put on your finger.

The Filigree Connection, Spilla Horse chess piece, argento in filigrana

The jewels were made by Anna Borghi Unique creations, Atelier Effects by Turone Flavia, Ayra Jewels by Francesca Torricella, Giovanna Bittante, Ellence, Franca Franchi, Fusco Gioielli by Fabiana Fusco, Angela Gentile, Khàrm Design by Carmela Barbato, Lokta Art by Vasiliki Merianou, Francesca Luciani, Marcenaro Francesca, Mirella Mazzariol, Noushaz Mahini Design, Brunella Sola’s Goldsmith Workshop, Olympe & Demeter, Ornamenta Cinzia Scolari, Porcelainepoi …, Laura Sala, The Filigree Connection by Kevin Attard, Giulia Vignetti.

Contemporary jewel
Rossini Gallery
Viale Monte Nero 58, Milan
+39 02 39980146
www.galleriarossini.com
June 4-June 25
Tuesday-Saturday 10.00am-7.00pm

Proposta di Porcellanaepoi... — Proposta di Porcellanaepoi…

Lokta Art di Vasiliki Merianou, Beauty Paper

Francesca Luciani, anelli Moon, microfusione argento

Angela Gentile, Energia Onda Soffio, bronzo brunito, miniscultura in cartapesta

Experimental jewels at the Rossini Gallery

Published on October 12, 2019

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The avant-garde jewels at the Rossini Gallery in Milan during the Jewelry Week ♦ ︎

In Milan, the avant-garde jewels exhibited by the Rossini Gallery have become a tradition. This time, however, the show coincides with the first edition of Milano Jewelry Week.

The appointment is for Thursday 24 October with the Jewelevent – Made in Italy exhibition, curated and organized by Marina Chiocchetta, artistic director of the gallery, and Sonia Patrizia Catena, critic and curator. The exhibition concerns a selection of contemporary jewels, unique and versatile, multi-faceted and heterogeneous pieces, born from the experimentation and creativity of Italian and foreign authors working in Italy.

There are unique pieces and limited editions by Antonio Giuliani, AZ Contemporary Jewels, Clizia Ornato, Ellence, Emmeperemme, Francesco Ridolfi, Glowing, Icudal, Lalice Arte Orafa, Larissa Rovati, Lunante, Maragisca, Opium Imaginarium, PaSCa Design, Teresa Rosalini, Vanesi , Werner Altingher. Jewels that represent different processing techniques: from the more traditional ones such as precision casting and burin engraving to more modern processes such as laser cutting and 3D modeling; among the materials used: from classic gold and silver, terracotta and ceramic, to more contemporary proposals such as resins and plastic materials.

On Friday 25 October at 18.00 there will also be a Leonardo Da Vinci Diamonds event which will be dedicated to the Da Vinci Cut, a cut capable of emphasizing the characteristics of the stone to the full, with 57 facets. In fact, the Da Vinci Cut creates a pentagonal table that overlooks three stars visible to the naked eye with a kaleidoscopic effect. During the event it will be possible, among other things, to see some diamonds live thanks to Maurizio Spoldi Sole director of DSC – Diamond Service Company, and a ring inspired by Leonardo’s drawings.

Saturday 26 October preview launch of the Guia Jewelry Line, creations born from the idea of the actress Guia Zapponi and the inspiration of the painter Beatrice Zapponi. From the study of colors and natural forms, the gallery-goldsmith Marco Rossini and the stylist Francesca De Liguoro, have created two collections: Oro Guia and Bijou Guia. Combining passion and creativity, Rossini and De Liguoro have created a new, fresh line, with joyful colors and stylized shapes, the result of the synergy and personal touch of four artists.

Rossini Gallery
Thursday 24 October 10.00 am – 10.00 pm
Jewelevent Exhibition / Competition opening – Made in Italy
6.00 pm Inauguration and meeting with the artists
Friday 25 October 6.00pm
Leonardo Da Vinci Cut: presentation by Maurizio Spoldi (Expert of the Chamber of Commerce of Milan and sole director of DSC – Diamond Service Company) and Marco Rossini (Gallerist)
Saturday 26th October 6.00pm – 9.00pm
launch in Guia Jewelry Preview (special guest actress Guia Zapponi)
(gold jewelery by Rossini and bijou by De Liguoro)

OpiumImagianrium, Mini Theatrical Nature

PaSCa, Calla, anello in alluminio colorato in polvere di alluminio nero

Werner Altinger, Sole Luna Ora, argento, oro 750, terracotta, affiri arancioni, handmade

A jewel contemporary to design in Milan

Published on April 5, 2019

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In Milan, jewelry and art at the Rossini Gallery on the occasion of Design Week ♦ ︎

For a week, every year, Milan becomes the capital of design. Salone del Mobile (in the spaces of the Fair) and Fuorisalone (the exhibitions in the city) attract crowds and operators from all over the world. The proposal of the Rossini Gallery is also punctual, which organizes the exhibition Outsidelounge 2019. Gioiello Contemporaneo, on the occasion of the design week. Even the jewel, in fact, is the result of design, in particular that which comes from a link with the world of contemporary art. In short, jewels, but of research, unique pieces.

The exhibition will be open from 9 to 20 April, in collaboration with the curators Marina Chiocchetta and Sonia Patrizia Catena. The jewels are heterogeneous, born from the research and creativity of Italian and foreign designers, goldsmiths and artists. Pieces not necessarily created to be worn, but like small sculptures. The jewels on display focus on two main strands: the so-called biomorphic language, that is, of a formal imitation of nature, or on the study of regular geometric shapes linked to the world of architecture.

Simone Vera, Bath, bracciale in bronzo e argento

Amoridoro, Giovanna Bittante, Silvia Borghi, Calcagnini Jewelry, Glauco Cambi, Marina Cappellano, Dario Scapitta Design, Claudine Dupeyron, Sabrina Formica, Rosanna Frapporti, Genos Jewelry, JewelryGreen, Lakeobject, Lunante, Erica Magliano, Maragisca, Marcia Lima, Monreale Jewels, MyriamB, Fifth Essence, Ridolfi Francesco, Flavia Rivetti, Simone Vera Bath, Werner Altinger
The authors present in the exhibition

There will also be a selection of artist’s jewels from another project, Redefinire il Gioiello, now in its seventh edition and of which the gallery has been a partner since 2012. The winners of the Rossini Prize proclaimed by the artistic director Marina Chiocchetta will be exhibited. The gallery has chosen seven worthy artists for research, technique and originality: Genos by Adriana del Duca, Vanessa Kubach, Lalì creative leather, Emilie Le Dez, Daniela Luzzu, Studiozero glass by Caterina Zucchi, Qèc by Mariantonietta Davoli.

The exhibition, which will open to the public on the occasion of the Fuorisalone on Tuesday 9 April, will be open until 20 April 2019, from Tuesday to Saturday 10.00 am to 7.00 pm. The meeting with the artists is scheduled for Saturday 13th at 4:00 pm.

Francesco Ridolfi, collezione Skycity of Bhujerba

Jewels at the Milan Design Week

Published on April 13, 2018

Gioielli di avanguardia alla Galleria Rossini durante la Milano Design Week ♦︎

Si chiamano Mariana Barutti, Cece Carrasco Gòmez, Francecsa Di Virgilio, Genos, Mirella Gerosa, Anna Maria Grandi, Florinda Guadagna, Hania Kuzbari, Marcia Lima, Antonio Manfredi, Anna Negrelli, Paola Oregioni, Zoe Raineri, Daniela Rancati, Flavia Rivetti, Cristina Rizzato, Flora Sica, Caroline Taglioni, Maria Tenore, Rossella Toraldo, Monica Ungarelli, Andrea Zanierato. Sono gli autori dei gioielli che la Galleria Rossini di Milano ospita in occasione della Milano Design Week (17-28 aprile). Con un appuntamento per il 21 pomeriggio che consente di incontrare i designer. Si tratta di artisti italiani, ma anche di Brasile, Giordania e Stati Uniti e accomunati dalla passione per il gioiello di avanguardia.

La mostra si inserisce nelle attività del progetto Outsidelounge Monte Nero, iniziativa che ha l’obiettivo di coinvolgere i negozi della zona di Porta Venezia, nella città lombarda.

Galleria Rossini
Viale Monte Nero 58, Milano
da Martedì 17 Aprile a Sabato 28 aprile 2018
Incontro con gli artisti: Sabato 21 Aprile ore 17.00
orari – da martedì a sabato 10.00 – 19.00
www.galleriarossini.com
+39 02 39980146

Monica Ungarelli, orecchini Daphne doppie foglie in bronzo