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Elegantly meaningful
25 June through 6 November 2022
For the duration of the »Elegantly Meaningful« show marking the 500th anniversary of the death of Johannes Reuchlin (1455–1522), all of the Jewellery Museum’s exhibition rooms were themed around jewellery, writing and language.
Exotic Formosa – Jewellery and Objects, created by Ruan Weng Mong
5. March through 6. June 2022
This is the first time that contemporary Taiwanese-Asian jewellery and artistically created objects will be shown in Germany. After this exhibition, which was already planned for March 2020, had to be cancelled very early due to Covid-19, it can now be realised.
Delicate Like Iron - Jewellery from a private collection
16 July 2021 through 6 February 2022
In the period from the late 18th to the mid-19th century, what is called iron jewellery was very popular: elaborate necklaces, bracelets, pendant earrings, brooches and even rings, filigreed like lace – yet cast from iron.
Simply Brilliant - Artist-Jewellers of the 1960s and 1970s | In Cooperation with the Cincinnati Art Museum
5 November 2020 through 14 February 2021 | extended until 18 July
Simply put, jewellery of the 1960s and '70s was revolutionary. From space-age plastic hoop earrings to the hippies' beaded necklaces, jewellery expressed individuality, nonconformity and the aesthetic, political, and intellectual values of the person who wore it.
Fe. Stahlpreis 2020. Wismar, Hasselt, Lappeenranta – Three Countries, Three Cities, Three Schools
5 November 2020 through 14 February 2021 | extended until 18 July
Wismar, Hasselt, Lappeenranta - in these three cities in Germany, Belgium and Finland, three innovative training centres for jewellery design have developed in recent years.
Max Ernst - The Würth Collection. In dialogue with pieces from the Jewellery Museum's collection
18 July 2020 through 17 January 2021
Max Ernst (1891–1976) ranks among the most inspiring and influential artists of the 20th century.
A Newly Ordered World – Treasures from the Napoleonic Era
19 October 2019 through 1 March 2020
Napoleon Bonaparte reorganized the European world in many ways. The Pforzheim Jewelry Museum showed the new art of jewelry and fashion that shaped Napoleonic times.
6. Eligius-Jewelry Price 2019
23. November 2019 through 26. January 2020
The State of Salzburg awards the Eligius Jewelery Prize every three years. The results were exhibited in the jewelry museum in Pforzheim.
Nearly Nothing - Jewellery and Vessels Created by Ulla and Martin Kaufmann
13 July through 3 November 2019
Ulla and Martin Kaufmann have been creating jewelry and equipment for almost fifty years. The exhibition showed a cross-section of the couple's rich work.
Unconfined Horizons – Treasures Retracing Humboldt’s Travel Routes
13. April to 8. September 2019
The exhibition reflected a multifaceted picture of Alexander von Humboldt, who was born 1769 in Berlin. He was a pioneer of a new, holistic view of science.
East Meets West - Jewelled Splendours of the Art Deco Era
5. Mai 2018 to 3. März 2019
The Prince and Princess Sadruddin Aga Khan Collection
The collection was on display in the jewelry museum in Europe for the first time.
Pretty on Pink – Éminences Grises in Jewellery
27. Oktober 2017 to 2. April 2018
Gray stands out with restraint. The opposite is the color pink. In her vital color depth she immediately demands attention.
Exhibitions from 1963 to 2017
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Temporary Exhibitions from 1963 through 2007
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