PIN - Portuguese Association of Contemporary Jewelry - Guest institution

Marta Costa Reis, “The end of science fiction” (2018)
Necklace, polyester, string, gold.

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PIN – Associação Portuguesa de Joalharia Contemporânea is a non-profit cultural organization aimed at promoting contemporary jewelry, interchanges of ideas and experiences and the development of theoretical and practical projects within the arts, especially national and international jewelry.

Inês Nunes, “Body Language III” (2018)
Necklace, wood, electricity pipes, steel wire.

Maria José Oliveira, “Quinze círculos” (1989)
Body piece, canvas, graphite.

Lúcia Abdenur, “AMADIA” (2019)
Pendant, cork, paper.

Isa Duarte Ribeiro, “Rhino Negro d’aprés Dürer” (2018)
Brooch, copper, brass, silver, steel.

Teresa Dantas, “Cara de pau rosa” (2019)
Necklace, resin, copper, potato skin, leather thread.

Filomeno Sousa, “Tripolar” (2015)
Ring, silver, copper, bronze.

Paula Castro, “Scars” (2020)
Brooch, silk, silver, cotton, fruit skin.

Luís Torres, “Heal” (2006)
Necklace, glass, lead, steel, polyester.

Dulce Ferraz, “Frame #2” (2019)
Bracelet, polypropylene, steel.

Ana Albuquerque, “Perímetro da Cabeça, Como é que penso se expande aqui dentro” (2019)
Tiara, gold.

Manuela Sousa (2019)
Brooch, gold plated brass.

Escola António Arroio: Mafalda Costa, “Religious Fundamentalism As it Is” (2019)
Ring, silver, rubber.

Escola António Arroio: Ana Leonor Domingos, “Hope” (2019)
Pendant, silver, acrylic glass, light system, dried plants, flavored green wax, textile thread.

Inês Almeida, “Two hidden stories” (2016)
Necklace, alpaca, brass, silver, glass, citrine, quartz.

Ar.Co: Joana Sousa, “Mãos que vêm” (2019)
Ring, oxidized silver.

Ar.Co: Caio Mahin, “Mask I” (2019)
Mask, burnt pine.