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Discover the Danner Prize 2020, a prestigious award celebrating the finest contemporary art and craftsmanship from Bavaria. This exquisite publication, released for the 100th anniversary of the Danner Prize, showcases the outstanding works of distinguished artists and highlights the exceptional talent recognized by this esteemed award. Within its pages, you'll find remarkable creations from jewellery designer Bettina Dittlmann, whose innovative brooches and pendants serve as delicate sculptural art. Using large magnets and a variety of elements, her wearable art allows you to express your individuality. The vibrant pigments used in her designs ensure that each piece boasts a luminous quality that captivates the eye. The Danner Prize 2020 also honors four exceptional artists: Petra Bittl, Otto Baier, Peter Bauhuis, and Paul Müller, each celebrated for their unique contributions to the fields of ceramics, titanium sculpture, chain sculptures, and minimalist candleholders. Explore a diverse collection of thirty-four additional works that represent the breadth of craft disciplines this year. The Danner Prize has become synonymous with quality and innovation in the arts, making this publication an indispensable resource for collectors, art enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the stunning artistry emanating from Bavaria. Order your copy today and enrich your collection with this milestone in contemporary art history! Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9783897905993
Year: 2021
Publisher: Arnoldsche
Description:
The Danner Prize is an award presented to distinguished artists from Bavaria. The 100th anniversary of its establishment is now cause to present the current award winners and other exceptional submissions in a large exhibition and this comprehensive publication. For the very first time, contemporary works are placed alongside highlights of the foundation’s own collection, complemented by precious artefacts by the Royal Bavarian court goldsmith Karl Rothmüller, who was once a key supporter of the foundation’s inception.
The 2020 Danner Prize was awarded to jewellery designer Bettina Dittlmann. Her brooches and pendants form the most delicate of sculptures: large magnets are used as a base on which a bouquet of further elements are arranged. Ordered or chaotic, amplified or reduced, the wearers themselves decide on what best suits their mood. The finest of pigments lend the pieces an intense colouration, bringing a luminous quality to the assemblages.
The four honorary Danner awards were presented to Petra Bittl, an artist working in sculptural ceramics; Otto Baier for his forged titanium objects; Peter Bauhuis for his impressive hybrid chain sculptures; and Paul Müller for his minimalist candleholders. Thirty-four additional works from various craft disciplines – from fascinating works in glass to traditional straw wickerwork – are testament to the diversity and high quality of this year’s submissions.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9783897905993
Year: 2021
Publisher: Arnoldsche
Description:
The Danner Prize is an award presented to distinguished artists from Bavaria. The 100th anniversary of its establishment is now cause to present the current award winners and other exceptional submissions in a large exhibition and this comprehensive publication. For the very first time, contemporary works are placed alongside highlights of the foundation’s own collection, complemented by precious artefacts by the Royal Bavarian court goldsmith Karl Rothmüller, who was once a key supporter of the foundation’s inception.
The 2020 Danner Prize was awarded to jewellery designer Bettina Dittlmann. Her brooches and pendants form the most delicate of sculptures: large magnets are used as a base on which a bouquet of further elements are arranged. Ordered or chaotic, amplified or reduced, the wearers themselves decide on what best suits their mood. The finest of pigments lend the pieces an intense colouration, bringing a luminous quality to the assemblages.
The four honorary Danner awards were presented to Petra Bittl, an artist working in sculptural ceramics; Otto Baier for his forged titanium objects; Peter Bauhuis for his impressive hybrid chain sculptures; and Paul Müller for his minimalist candleholders. Thirty-four additional works from various craft disciplines – from fascinating works in glass to traditional straw wickerwork – are testament to the diversity and high quality of this year’s submissions.