Seth Papac

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Michael, 2010. Necklace with removable ring and bracelet: gold, sterling and fine silver, enameled and powder-coated steel, black and white ebony, acrylic, felt, glass, and resin, 18 x 17 x 3 inches

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redblackleopard; from the sets/accessories series, 2010. Necklace with removable parts: silver, plastic, mylar, black and white ebony, leopard fur, glass, resin, and found objects, 18 x 13 3/4 x 3 inches

BIOGRAPHY

Born: Seattle, Washington, 1981

Resides: San Diego, California

Education: Cranbrook Academy of Art (M.F.A., 2009);

University of Washington, Seattle (B.F.A., 2004)

 

Selected Solo and Two-Person Exhibitions

2011

"put on the lights," Galerie Caroline Van Hoek, Brussels.

 

2010

Velvet da Vinci Gallery, with Boris Bally, San Francisco.

 

Selected Group Exhibitions

2013

Lahti Jewelry, Gent, Belgium. Catalogue.

Galerie Caroline Van Hoek, Pavilion of Art and Design,

Paris. Also 2012.

"Fashion Lab Launch," The Craft Alliance, St. Louis.

 

2012

"Kindred Spirits," KORU 4: Fourth Triennial of

International Contemporary Jewelry, Imatra Art

Museum, Finland. Catalogue.

"Schmuck im Salon," Kunstlerhaus, Vienna.

"Mirror, Mirror," Espace Solidor, Cagnes-sur-Mer,

France. Catalogue.

Lahti Jewelry, World Design Capital Helsinki, Lahti,

Finland. Catalogue.

Galerie Caroline Van Hoek, Pavilion of Art & Design,

London.

"Covet," Sienna Gallery, Lenox, Massausetts.

"Embodiment," Slusser Gallery, School of Art and Design,

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

"Clasp," The Craft Alliance, St. Louis.

"This was 2007," Galerie Caroline Van Hoek, Brussels.

Galerie Caroline Van Hoek, Design Miami. Also 2011.

Also Basel.

"Bijoux," Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, Florida.

 

2011

"FRESH: Metalsmith Exhibition in Print 2011," National

Ornamental Metal Museum, Memphis, Tennessee.

Catalogue.

"LOOK," Galerie Caroline Van Hoek, Munich.

"Our House," Galerie Louise Smit, Amsterdam.

 

2010

"Schmuck 2010," 62nd International Trade Fair, Munich.

Catalogue.

"DIY: A Revolution in Handicrafts," The Society of

Contemporary Craft, Pittsburgh. Catalogue.

Sienna Gallery, Sculpture Objects & Functional Art

Exposition, New York. Also 2009.

"Gold," Galerie Caroline Van Hoek, Object Rotterdam.

"Exhibition in Motion," SNAG Conference, Museum of Fine

Arts, Houston.

 

2009

"International Graduate Show," Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen,

Netherlands. Catalogue.

Sienna Gallery, Sculpture Objects & Functional Art

Exposition, Chicago. Also New York.

"to be (determined): an exhibition of the first five," Clara

Hatton Gallery, Colorado State University, Fort Collins.

"Stimulus," Sienna Gallery, Lenox, Massachusetts.

"Daimler Financial Services Art Loan Exhibition,"

Mercedes Financial Headquarters, Farmington Hills,

Michigan. Also 2008.

"Present/Represent," Juried Digital Student Exhibition,

Society of North American Goldsmiths Conference,

Philadelphia.

"The Enamel Show, Velvet da Vinci Gallery," San Francisco.

Facèré Jewelry Art Gallery, Seattle. Also 2008, 2007, 2005.

 

Selected Bibliography

2014

Hoogland, Renee C. A Violent Embrace: Art and Aesthetics

after Representation. Hanover, New Hampshire: Dartmouth

College Press.

 

2013

Skinner, Damien, ed. Contemporary Jewelry in Perspective.

New York: Lark.

 

2012

Push: Jewelry. New York: Lark.

 

2011

Arroyo, Natalio Martin. Jewelry Design. Barcelona: Mao Mao.

21st-Century Jewelry: Best of the 500 Series. New York: Lark.

 

2009 The Compendium Finale of Contemporary Jewellers 2008.

New York and Cologne: Darling Publications.

Le Van, Marthe, ed. 500 Enameled Objects. New York: Lark.

 

2008

Snyder, Jeffrey B. Art Jewelry Today 2. Atglen, Pennsylvania:

Schiffer Publishing.

Le Van, Marthe, ed. 500 Pendants & Lockets. New York: Lark.

 

2007

Taylor, Terry. The Art of Jewelry: Wood. New York: Lark.

Le Van, Marthe, ed. 500 Earrings. New York: Lark.

 

2006

Gollberg, Johanna. The Art and Craft of Making Jewelry.

New York: Lark.

Le Van, Marthe, ed. 500 Necklaces. New York: Lark.


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