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Margit Hart: Mindscapes. Jewelry and Photography

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Margit Hart: Mindscapes. Jewelry and Photography
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Carl Aigner
By (author) Nina Schedlmayer
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:128
Dimensions(mm): Height 260,Width 210
Category/GenrePrecious metal and precious stones: artworks and design
Individual artists and art monographs
Photographs: collections
Jewellery and beadcraft
ISBN/Barcode 9783897905764
Audience
General
Illustrations 126 Illustrations, color

Publishing Details

Publisher Arnoldsche
Imprint Arnoldsche
Publication Date 21 October 2019
Publication Country Germany

Description

A comprehensive documentation of a special conceptual position in artistic jewellery, this is Margit Hart's first autobiography that unites her jewellery with the abstract photographic works for the first time. Austrian jewellery artist Margit Hart has created an ex-tremely diverse oeuvre in contemporary jewellery over the past twenty-five years. Mindscapes - the name of the book now available as well as of the latest group of works - stands synonymous of her constantly changing jewellery objects at the same time. Since 2009 Margit Hart has been extending her artistic creativity, parallel to jewellery, into the fi eld of abstract photography too, with the two areas situated in a dialogue with each other. The artist also demonstrates this to us very impressively in her book: The individual series of artistic jewellery works alternate with expansive illustrations of the seemingly almost black-and-white, atmospheric photographic works. In both artistic areas, Margit Hart demonstrates a profound examination of surface and line. In creative play she unfolds the most obstinate shapes: now tender and delicate, now geometrically clear, now futuristically amorphous - they seem to originate from another sphere. Leaving behind the purely objective illustration, Margit Hart creates imaginary visual spaces, promising worlds composed out of light and shadow, into which she now immerses us.

Author Biography

Margit Hart (b. 1958) obtained an MFA in metalsmithing from SUNY New Paltz, USA, after concluding her studies in history and art history in Vienna Austria. She has run her own studio in Vienna since 1994. From 1997 to 2017 she was a professor at Schulzentrum Herbststra e in Vienna, and since 2009 at Abendkolleg SchmuckDesign. In 2015 she received the first prize of the Mario Pinton Award in Padua, Italy. Her work has been shown internationally and can be found in several public and private collections, such as the Museum of Applied Arts Vienna, and Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim, Germany.