What we've done well
Our vaults are where we keep articles and events from ACJ's history, archived jewellery & exhibition news, and other items of interest.
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Exhibitions
A selection of ACJ Members' exhibitions
2017 20:20 Visions
Our 20th anniversary touring exhibition.
2015 Sleight of Hand
The 2015 Members' Exhibition theme was Sleight of Hand - smoke and mirrors, deception, magic and mystery.
This toured to the Brewhouse, Burton on Trent, The Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh and Plymouth College of Art.
2014 ICONS
Our latest show ICONS was held at the National Centre for Craft & Design in Sleaford, Lincs May - July 2014
ICONS - jewellery for the famous & infamous, and pieces reflecting cultural and design icons.
2013 STAIN-LESS
ACJ were invited to stage the flagship show of Sheffield's Galvanize Festival.
2012 Diamond Jubilee
2012's exhibition theme was Diamond Jubilee - celebratory pieces.
This show toured five venues in England, Wales & Scotland, and was the first external exhibition shown at the new Goldsmiths' Centre in London.
2004 Jewellery Unlimited
ACJ Bristol organised the first national ACJ exhibition in 2004.
Jewellery Unlimited showed work from over 90 ACJ members for three months at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery.
The print catalogue is available
Regional exhibitions
Themed and general exhibitions organised by our regional groups
ACJ events
ACJ organises a variety of events for members
Previous Conferences
Information about past conferences will be added:
2006 Carry the Can
2000 A Sense of Wonder
Here is information about 2010 Crossings. A full set of papers is available to logged-in members.
Regional events
ACJ's regional groups organise their own events. Any current events will be found on our home page.
Jewellery articles
An archive of articles about various jewellery events
Members' news archive
A selection of articles on members' activities
ACJ Awards
The most current award can be found on our home page.
Meet the Makers
Articles from our series spotlighting members' work