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Kadri Malk: Testament

Hardback

Main Details

Title Kadri Malk: Testament
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Kadri Malk
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:328
Dimensions(mm): Height 300,Width 185
Category/GenrePrecious metal and precious stones: artworks and design
ISBN/Barcode 9783897904859
ClassificationsDewey:739.27092
Audience
General
Illustrations 15 Illustrations, black and white; 365 Illustrations, color

Publishing Details

Publisher Arnoldsche
Imprint Arnoldsche
Publication Date 22 November 2016
Publication Country Germany

Description

In Testament Kadri Malk leaves more than just the legacy of her prodigious artistic output of recent years. Alongside impressive new jewellery pieces and breathtaking detailed photographs, the publication conveys an emotional creative aspiration. The jewellery artist's works are not merely decoration; they teem with expression. The unusual format and creative photography transform the book into an experience. What at first are regarded as accents of colour are assigned new values in their detail; structures, materials and cuts are visible and at once experienceable. Nature photography and sketched models add further levels of contemplation and understanding, immersing the reader fully in the wild and poetic dark world of Estonian art jewellery. Text in English and Estonian.

Author Biography

Kadri Malk (b. 1958) graduated from the Estonian State Art Institute in 1986 having had Leili Kuldkepp as her teacher. Three years later she started as a teacher herself and in 1995 became head of the jewelry and blacksmithing department. Inviting artists and lecturers from all over the world, she includes her students in almost every exhibition proposal she receives as an already renowned artist. In 1999 the group of jewelry artists OhuLoss (Castle in the Air) see ISBN 78-3-89790-359-9 was founded together with her students and younger colleagues and has travelled the world ever since. In 2008 she started the charitable foundation Noor Ehe/Young Estonian Jewellery.