with Marta Costa Reis about the Lisbon Jewellery Biennial 2026
The 3rd Lisbon Jewellery Biennial begins on 19 September 2026!
This years main topic is Coexistance.
With this topic, the Biennial seeks to reflect on how jewellery expresses and represents the web of relationships between humans and the Earth’s ecology in its broadest sense. The third edition focusses on an urgently relevant theme: the ecologicalsurvival and the place of the human in the 21st century. Artists explore utopian spaces and alternative realities, combining fiction and spirituality to suggest new and radical forms of coexistence.
Marta Costa Reis, General Manager and Curator of the 3rd Lisbon Jewellery Biennial, gives us insights about the history and the program. The shares her thoughts about Coexistance, Beauty and the impact jewellery can have in today’s times.
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photo: Marta Costa Reis
Glanz & Kante collaborates with the Association for Goldsmith's Art (in german Gesellschaft für Goldschmiedekunst e.V.). The Association is a nonprofit organization based in Hanau whose mission is to promote contemporary jewellery and silverware. Thus, the Accosiation is committed to promote and establish agreater appreciation for contemporary trends in jewellery and silverware within society. Among the association’s most important tasks are organizing competitions, scholarships, and events. The Accosiation also curates’ numerous exhibitions at the Museum German Goldsmith’s House @deutsches_goldschmiedehaus in Hanau, for which it is responsible for the content on behalf of the City of Hanau.
24 Jul 2026
with Anna Wójcik-Korbas about polish jewellery
What characterizes the tendencies of polish jewellery? How did political and economic developments influence the jewellery makers in Poland? What happened after World War II until today in the polish jewellery scene?
Polish Jewellery is rich in social-political meaning and strongly connected to polish history. Thus, the polish jewellery makers reflect with their chosen material, the topics of their works and the motives the times their living in.With Anna Wójcik-Korbas we’re talking about polish jewellery and its development after World War II until nowadays.
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Glanz & Kante collaborates with the Association for Goldsmith's Art (in german Gesellschaft für Goldschmiedekunst e.V.). The Association is a nonprofit organization based in Hanau whose mission is to promote contemporary jewelry and silverware. Thus, the Accosiation is committed to promote and establish a greater appreciation for contemporary trends in jewelry and silverware within society. Among the association’s most important tasks are organizing competitions, scholarships, and events. The Accosiation also curates’ numerous exhibitions at the Museum German Goldsmith’s House in Hanau @deutsches_goldschmiedehaus (https://www.instagram.com/deutsches_goldschmiedehaus/) , for which it is responsible for the content on behalf of the City of Hanau.
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Pioneers of Polish goldsmithing:
Henryk Grunwald
Józef Fajngold
Jadwiga & Jerzy Zaremscy
UFO Group:
Joachim Sokólski
Jacek Rochacki
Jacek Byczewski
Marcin Zaremski
The founder of the first jewelry studio at the Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź:
Lena Kowalewicz-Wegner
The contemporary Polish artists I mentioned:
Marcin Bogusław (my latest jewellery)
Zofia i Witold Kozubscy (jewellery for the Women protests)
Sergiusz Kuchczyński (brooches that were commentary on the situation with pushbacks at the Belarusian border)
Anna briefly mentioned also:
Adriana Lisowska
Michalina Owczarek-Siwak
Małgorzata Kalińska
Jolanta Gazda
Paweł Kaczyński
Sara Gackowska
Sława Tchórzewska
Owner of the Museum of Jewellery Art in Poznań:
Maria Magdalena Kwiatkiewicz
The Unnecessary Jewellery project co-curators I mentioned:
Arek Wolski
Prof. Sławomir Fijałkowski
24 Jun 2026
mit Helena Renner über die Wahrnehmung von Körpern
Helena Renner beschäftigt sich in ihrer Arbeit mit der Wahrnehmung von Körpern – im Spannungsfeld zwischen Realität, individuellem Wunsch und gesellschaftlichen Normen. Helenas körperbezogene Arbeiten entstehen oft aus Materialien wie Shapewear, Seide, Unterhosen, Steine und Perlen. Mit diesen fertigt Helena visuelle Kommentare zur Komplexität von Schönheitsnormen und körperlichen Zeichnungen, etwa durch Traumata, Unfälle oder Gewichtsschwankungen.
Wir sprechen mit Helena über die Hintergründe ihrer persönlichen und gleichzeitig gesellschaftlich geprägten Arbeiten.
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Glanz & Kante ist eine Kooperation mit der Gesellschaft für Goldschmiedekunst e.V.. Die Gesellschaft für Goldschmiedekunst e.V., kurz GfG, ist ein gemeinnütziger Verein mit Sitz in Hanau, der es zum Ziel hat zeitgenössischen Schmuck und Gerät zu fördern. Die GfG setzt sich also für die Wertschätzung, das Etablieren und Vermitteln von zeitgenössischem Schmuck und Gerät in der Gesellschaft ein. Dabei gehört das Organisieren von Wettbewerben, Stipendien und Veranstaltungen mit zu den wichtigsten Aufgaben des Vereins. Ebenso realisiert die GfG zahlreiche Ausstellungen im Deutschen Goldschmiedehaus Hanau, das es im Auftrag der Stadt Hanau inhaltlich verantwortet.
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