The 7th Edition of the Eligius Jewelry Award in MAK Vienna
I am so excited to be amongst the 10 finalists for the 7th edition of the Eligius Jewelry Award.
The exhibition opened at Kunst im Traklhaus in Salzburg on the 5th of May 2022 and ran until the 2nd of July.
Now the exhibition will be shown at MAK Museum für Angewandte Kunst Vienna. The exhibition opening will take place on Tuesday, August 30th, at 19 o’clock. There is no entry fee on the evening of the exhibition opening.
Location: MAK Museum für Angewandte Kunst Vienna, Stubenring 5, A-1010.
The exhibition can be seen between the 31st of August and the 25nd of September 2022.
At the exhibition opening at MAK:
Lilli Hollein, General Director, MAK
Anne-Katrin Rossberg, Custodian MAK Collection Metal and Wiener Werkstätte Archive
Also, if you look at this image through the Artivive App (you find it both on Apple Store and Google Play), you will see my new AR graphic.
The Emerging Designer Award at Romanian Jewelry Week 2021, selected by Charon Kransen.
I am delighted to have won the Emerging Designer Award at Romanian Jewelry Week that took place in Bucharest on 30st of Sept. – 3rd of Oct. 2021. The event was organised by Assamblage, The National Association of Contemporary Jewelry Authors and Designers, with the help of ARCUB – Cultural Center of the City of Bucharest.
A Love Story in the window of Gallery V&V in Vienna
In the small window from the entrance of Galley V&V you will find, until mid-September, a few pieces from my series A Love Story.
Exhibition opening on Thursday, July 22nd, between 13-19 o’clock.
Gallery V&V, Bauernmarkt 19 (by the Ankeruhr), 1010 Wien / Vienna.
Gallery opening times: Wed.-Fr. 13:00 – 19:00 (Mo.-Tue. & Sa. on appointment).
Eligius Art Jewelry Preis 2019
For the first time, a selection of necklaces and brooches from the series “A love story” will be exhibited at MAK, as part of the Eligius Jewelry Preis 2019.
Art Jewelry and Wearable Art by Izabella Petrut
Izabella Petrut is an artist and designer who hand-makes each ring, necklace, brooch and pair of earrings herself, in her studio in Vienna, Austria. Izabella likes to experiment with a plethora of materials like silver, gold, iron, brass, pigments, epoxy resin, pretious and natural stones, textile, paper, food, toys, ready mades, roller skates and many more. In her work, she likes to take advantage of the serendipity and the beauty of what every moment can bring into the aesthetic of a piece of wearable sculpture, therefore, each of her pieces are unique and tells a story.
Jewelry is more than diamond rings.
Art Jewelry is just one of the many identities of the jewelry discipline. When wearing a piece of wearable art, you are part of a bigger conversation. It is a conversation that discusses politics, raises issues, annoys and disturbs, or brings laughter and smiles. Thus, Art Jewelry makes you an actor on the every day scene of performance, happening, culture, sculpture, fashion and street style.
Art jewelry is a lot of things. It is a conversation starter, and a heart igniter. It is also a constant reminder of our own passions, hopes, worries and fears. It is meant to bring art out of the museums and galleries, into the street. It brings together a very special and experimental type of craft, and an artistic approach in terms of a certain level of autonomy, conceptual charge and accurate positioning in the contemporary art and social discourse.
What people think about Izabella Petrut Art Jewerly
“Ich war schon einige Zeit auf der Suche nach einem persönlichen Schmuckstück, das ausgefallen und dennoch dezent und somit für das alltägliche Tragen gemacht ist. Zufällig bin ich dann auf Frau Petrut gestoßen und war von Anfang an beeindruckt, wie sie es schafft, ihren Werken einen derartigen Ausdruck zu verleihen, ohne dabei aufdringlich zu wirken. …
“Life it’s a game! One of the first move was this “changing rings”. Thank you for the rings.” (M+G, 2017) SaveSave SaveSave
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