Connections | Connessioni in Glasgow
The exhibition opened at The Lighthouse on 19 February
Opening event: Artist Talks by Simone Nolden & Anne Walker
Please note, The Lighthouse has now been CLOSED to the public
Workshop: Jesmonite for Jewellers
City of Glasgow College, March 2020
Connections | Connessioni at The Lighthouse events programme
Tutor Anastasia Young
New book: Silversmithing for Jewellers
Excellent technical manual from Frances Julie Whitelaw, the 5th Chair of ACJ
Small scale silversmithing techniques for jewellers
Tatty Devine
Misshapes: The Making of Tatty Devine 28 Feb - 31 March 2020, Greenwich University & further venues
Connections | Connessioni
AGC | ACJ touring exhibition showing work from two organisations & 50 international jewellers
Goldsmiths' Centre, London 7 November 2019 - 3 January 2020
The Lighthouse, Glasgow 20 February - 17 May 2020
Italy: Livorno, 6 - 14 June 2020 Padua, November 2020 - January 2021
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2019 Annual Chairs report
For those of you who not able to make it to the ACJ’s 22nd Annual General Meeting on the 11th November, a copy of the ACJ Chair, Terry Hunt’s annual report is available here.
Exhibitions 2019 / 2020
Exciting news of ACJ's exhibition programme for the next two years.
2019 - 20 Connections/Connessioni, a touring exhibition with our Italian sister organisation AGC; 2019 a members' selling show at Gill Wing Jewellery in London.
For 2020 the Members' Exhibition theme is Glasshouses
Tales of the Subconscious
ACJ members' themed selling show for 2019
Gill Wing Jewellery, London
4 October - 6 November
With origins in dreams, thoughts and the subconscious, a great array of unusual jewellery for sale
Creative Development Awards 2019
Congratulations to Ella Fearon-Low and Kerstin Haigh who have been awarded the ACJ's 2019 Creative Development Award!
Image: Ella Fearon-Low, Yellow Brooch (2016) – Brass, silver, steel, hard wood, sea plastic, river stone, vintage pearl, Lucite (Photo: Jocelyn Low)
New book: Making Form
MAKING FORM: CONTEMPORARY BRITISH FINE METALWORK
by Kenneth Quickenden and Lee Hewett e-book available