At Salon Art + Design, Nature and Beauty Come Center Stage

More than 50 galleries tease the lines between function and decoration, in a year when the fair has a far-reaching mission: to give more artists a chance to be seen. By Martha Schwendener Nov. 7, 2024 Read full article

Its executive director, Nicky Dessources, reveals her top picks. By Sean Santiago 5th of November 2024 Read full article

Discover Michele Oka Doner’s natural diamond pieces with Elisabetta Cipriani Gallery at the 2024 Salon Art + Design. By Jane Asher November 1, 2024 Read full article

From a swanky new cocktail bar inspired by Victorian-era theater to an exhibition celebrating 50 years of Pomellato iconic designs November  5, 2024 By Galerie Editors Read more 

This week only, the finest in vintage, contemporary, and modern design, as well as 20th-century artwork, can be found at the Park Avenue Armory. Salon Art + Design has returned to New York. By Grace Waichler 5th of November 2024 Read more

With her latest exhibition of fine art jewelry, Michele Oka Doner is calling on collectors and kindred spirits to revisit what plants provide humanity in terms of food, protection, and nurturing. By Karen Dybis JCK magazine Read full article

Elisabetta Cipriani Gallery is excited to continue its ongoing collaboration with acclaimed American artist Liliane Lijn, unveiling a stunning new collection of art jewellery. Lijn’s artistic approach is deeply rooted in natural forms and elements, drawing inspiration from raw materials—volcanic magma, meteorites, clods of earth, and lunar rocks. These forces are translated into wearable sculptures, crafted from pure electroformed silver in Italy, embodying an organic, almost primordial aesthetic. Each piece reflects humanity’s connection with nature and the cosmos, serving as conceptual explorations of our relationship with the planet. Lijn presents a mesmerising new collection of pendants, and a cuff inspired by the ancient landscapes of Pompeii and the movement of lava. The collection explores fluidity, nature, and the powerful bond between humanity and the natural world. Her visit to Vesuvius and Pompeii ignited a creative vision. “These pieces evoke volcanic or lunar landscapes and even our inner selves. They combine ancient luxury with raw landscapes and cliffs,” she explains. Crafted both in silver with hues of blue pigmentation and in gold, the pieces evoke the textures of cliffs and crevices found in volcanic terrains. On the silver pendants intricate details are highlighted that contrast with the smoother, gilded surfaces of […]

Con le sue creazioni Giulio Paolini ha indagato i meccanismi psicologici che regolano l’atto del vedere e del fruire dell’opera. <<Anche la negazione dell’ornamento è interessante: è comunque in grado di evocarne il significato simbolico>>. by Paola Stroppiana Read Full Article

In an era where the consumer’s voice is more powerful than ever, the luxury jewellery market is witnessing a significant shift. Modern customers aren’t just looking for beautiful pieces; they also demand that these adornments support planetary health, inclusiveness, social progress, and a more liberal lifestyle. Read Complete Report – The Jewellery Trend Book 2026+ By The Jewellery Trendbook 2026+ e Trendvision Jewellery + Forecasting @trendvisionforecasting

EC: It’s an honour to work with you. Your art jewellery project is incredible! Would you like to share with us your idea behind this new collection? MOD: First of all, thank you for your kind words. I’m delighted my work fits your vision of small sculpture as wearable art.The Winter Branches are an ongoing stream feeding the flow of Doner Studio. As I walk the forests as well as urban streets my eyes follow the wonderful branching patterns of trees. For years I have picked up small twigs, their dynamic patterns mostly flattened underfoot. They became an unplanned collection detailing the genius of variety, growth, and form in nature.The jump to jewellery was spontaneous as well. I left the cast bronze twigs dark as the wood they once were, and old cut diamonds both brought them light and replicated the sense of dew, or a touch of frost, a nod to their life in different seasons. EC: I find that your art has this special connection with underground energies. How would you describe the relationship between your large-scale works and art jewellery? Does the latter engage with the same energies as the former? MOD: Both the jewellery and large […]