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Tips for Future Designers #5 Nadège Roscoe-Rumjahn Everything is circular 1. Draw; Keep Lists; Collect images; Document Drawing is a way of thinking; it is my daily ritual. Find what suits you best and generate ideas on a regular schedule. It is not so much about inspiration, but hard work.[..]

How to Make an Exhibition (in Florence) #3 Carla Movia It’s not easy to advise jewelry maker Carla Movia. Not easy because she mostly knows and plans everything before you were even asked. She does research, she studies possibilities. She knows what has preceded her and has very strong esthetic[..]

Attai Chen in conversation with Doris Maninger DM: Why jewellery? AC: Difficult question, I cannot give a clear answer for the reason that I chose this field. As many things in life it just happened. I come from a family that is deeply involved with the arts, so in a[..]

by Daria Borovkova STUDIO|Nedda, Eternum Coffee & Tea set, (c) Johan Blommaert In 2015 Alchimia launched its new MFA program, finalized with solo-shows of its participants happening in Barcelona, Prague, Torino, Antwerp and Florence. Three out of six students, Daria Borovkova, Lavinia Rossetti and Giulia Savino were tutored by Nedda[..]

Stopover Alchimia School of Contemporary Jewellery presents Stopover, a display of ongoing work and experiments of 11 students tutored by Peter Bauhuis, currently in the 3rd year BFA and 1st year MFA programmes. Part of the Valencia Melting Point 2016, a biennial encounter of contemporary jewellers, organised by the department[..]

Officina 500 | Via Lombroso 15 | Torino Opening: Saturday February 6, 2016 | Between 6 and 10pm On February 7 the exhibition will be open between 11 am and 8pm Alchimia is pleased to present 1 : 20.000, a solo-show by Italian jewelry artist Giulia Savino. This marks the[..]

– from a WhatsApp double stream of consciousness – Alchimia is happy to present The Alchimia Conversations, a series of dialogues between artists, using different media and formats. The first in the series is a light-hearted chat between two Milan based artists, Federica Sala and Luca Pozzi. One dealing with[..]

Un simple hecho cotidiano que obsesiona a María Ignacia Walker: El desprendimiento del cabello. Perderlos, recopilarlos, ordenarlos, medirlos y archivarlos. El deseo de preservar estas pérdidas da origen a “Trascendieron”. Un discurso que no es sobre belleza, tampoco de sensualidad y menos de los símbolos o conceptos culturales que existen[..]