28 Feb - 3 March 2024:

Annette Dam has been selected for SCHMUCK 2024, Munich Jewelry Week. Halle B1. Opening hours 9:30-18.

The special show has been presenting highly creative artistic author jewellery for almost 65 years. Artists, gallery owners, collectors and jewellery lovers from all over the world travel to Munich every year especially for this show.

THIS YEAR'S CURATOR: NORMAN WEBER
Norman Weber is a jewellery artist and artistic director of the state vocational school for jewellery and glass in Neugablonz. He selected more than 60 works from 600 applications. Previous curators have included British artist Caroline Broadhead (2023) and jewellery icon Helen Britton (2022).

28 Feb - 5 March 2024:

PLATINA is representing Annette Dam with three rings at FRAME in booth B1.763  during the Munich Jewelry Week

Nov 2023:

Annette Dam has begun her artist-in-residence at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich beginning of Nov 2023.

“I look forward to months of focused work, research and getting to know the place and the people there. A huge thank you to the Danish Arts Foundation and Professor Karen Pontoppidan for making this joined residence project a reality”

2020:

Werke und Tage/Works and Days, at the Staatliche Antikensammlungen, contrasts contemporary Danish jewelry from the Danish Arts Foundation’s collection with ancient works of art from the Munich collections, linking together past and present and attesting to how the universal practice of adorning oneself has characterized humankind through every era. The Jewellery Collection of the Danish Arts Foundation carries a message on the democratization of art. Any Danish citizen may borrow a piece of jewelry from the collection if they have an active role in an official event. When they wear the jewelry, they not only adorn themselves with work by one of Denmark’s best jewelers; they convey art to everyone—in this case, even beyond Denmark’s borders. This exhibition’s dialogue between ancient jewelry and art jewelry breaks down boundaries of time and geography and helps to create new, powerful relationships. This is precisely the focal point for the Danish-German Cultural Friendship Year 2020, which anchors the show. Catalog courtesy of co-curators Florian Knauß and Mette Saabye and the Antikensammlung.