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“Cameos were the jewelry choice of the ancients, but their status has slipped over the centuries. The comeback is now: Art collector Liz Swig tapped Cindy Sherman to design these pendants, which were then cut by a third-generation cameomaker in Italy.”
“Cameo’s statement earrings worn by Cate Blanchett were unusual. LIZWORKS, the creator of the product is known for collaborating with contemporary artists, and Kate wore “Pensive” earrings by Cindy Sherman.”
“Magic certainly comes to mind when viewing the enchanting new cameos created by the photographers Cindy Sherman and Catherine Opie, who worked with the New York-based collector Liz Swig on a new limited-edition series called “Cameo.”
“The cameo felt like an art form that was asking to be given a new dialogue and perspective in our present times. Both Catherine Opie and Cindy Sherman seemed like the perfect artists to create this new dimension in the world of cameos.”
“Affidare a due artiste contemporanee, Cindy Sherman e Catherine Opie, un oggetto antichissimo come il cameo: è l’idea che Liz Swig presenta alla Biennale di Venezia.”
“We’ve all owned one, whether it was a sterling silver version given to you on graduation day or passed down through your family, charm bracelets are timeless.”
“Una famosa collezionista e una designer di origini italane hanno chiesto ad alcune tra le piu importanti artiste contemporanee di realizzare charms per un bracciale molto speciale.”
“Liz Swig, founder of LIZWORKS, has worked with the New York jewelry-maker Ippolita to produce CHARMED, a combination charm bracelet and work of contemporary art.”
“In her latest project, creative matchmaker Liz Swig links the work of seven iconic artists in a bracelet that blurs the line between fine art and jewelry.”
“What ever happened to charms? That’s the question that popped into art patron and LIZWORKS founder Liz Swig’s head when she came up with the concept for CHARMED.”
“Contemporary art often finds inspiration in the world of textiles and jewelry. But in the case of Charmed, a project launched by Liz Swig and the jewelry house Ippolita, this time it is the jewelry that is relying on an artistic impulse and the style of each artist contributing to its creation.”
“Disponible en cinquante incroyables exemplaires, les bracelets Charmed réunissent ainsi sept charms signe par sept des plus grandes artistes féminines du moment.”
“LIZWORKS and Ippolita link the work of Laurie Simmons, Shirin Neshat, Barbara Kruger, Cindy Sherman, Rachel Feinstein, Mickalene Thomas, and Wangechi Mutu.”
“Et comme tous mes éditos sont illustrés par un objet en série limitée, j’ai choisi ce bracelet à breloques arty signe de sept grandes dames de l’art contemporain.”
“Liz Swig, the art collector, philanthropist and founder of LIZWORKS, has joined forces with the fine-jewelry designer Ippolita Rostagno to launch a unique project that brings together seven pioneering contemporary female artists.”
