Philip Sajet
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Philip Sajet born 1955 in Amsterdam, is known for his highly aesthetic and clearly structured jewellery pieces, featuring a variety of materials such as rough stones and enamels as well as a colour palette reaching from radiant to subtle. After his education at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Amsterdam he takes an internship with Francesco Pavan, one of the pioneers of Italian contemporary jewellery. His works are determined by a distinct approach to beauty and subtle tactile qualities. He works and lives in Germany and France and his pieces are part of important collections such as the Stedeljik Museum Amsterdam or the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
1977-1981
Gerrit Rietveld Academie, NL 1981
Stage apprenticeship Francesco Pavan, Padua, Italy
1986
Galerie Louise Smit, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1988
Galerie Rutzmoser, München, Germany
1991
Beauty is a Story, Museum Het Kruithuis, Den Bosch.
1994
Stedelijk Museum, 11 Colliers, Amsterdam , Nether-lands
2000
Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen, Netherlands
2007
Villa Bengel, Idar Oberstein, Germany Scottish Gallery, Edinghburg
2009
Gallery Ornamentum; Design Miami
2010
Ring Weimar, Germany, 2 person show with Beate Klockmann
2012
Galerie Ornamentum, New York, Usa Villadebondt, Gent, Belgium O-Jewel, Tokyo, Japan
1985
Galerie Ra, Amsterdam 1987
Schmuckszene, 39. Internationalen Handwerks-messe, München
1989
Galerie fur Modernen Schmuck, Frankfurt a/m Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam Versierd, symboliek in het moderne en antieke sier-aad; Allard Pierson Museum, Amsterdam Ornamenta 1, Pforzheim
1990
Triennale du Bijou, Paris. Gioielli Olandese D’autore, Padova, Italia
1991
Aggression im Schmuck, Museum für Kunsthandw-erk, Frankfurt
1992
Festival de l’or, Musée des Arts Decoratives , Paris Het Ongedragen Sieraad, Kunst Rai, (van Reekum) Museum presentatie, Amsterdam Ringfrei, Galerie Cebra Forum fur Schmuck und Design, Köln 100 Amulets, Bloom Galerie, Amsterdam
1993
Les Grandes Epoques de la Bague, Musee d’art Moderne et d’Art contemporain, Nice
1995
Non Solo Gioie, Marijke Studio, Padova
1996
Schmuck,Sonderschau der 48, Internationale Handwerkmesse Munchen Jewelry in Europe and America, Craft- Counsil, Lon-don
1997
Flessibellissimo, Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen Chi Ha Paura, Museum Het Kruithuis, Den Bosch
1998
9 Colliers/9 Interpretaties, Stedelijk Museum, Am-sterdam Antike Ringe- Neue Ringe, Galerie Katia Rid, Munchen
1999
Bijoux de France, de l’átelier à la vitrine, Institut de Bijouterie de Saumur The New Stone Age, The Scottish Gallery, Edin-burgh
2000
Jewels of Mind and Mentality, Museum Het Kruithu-is, Beurs van Berlage, Amsterdam Museum voor Moderne Kunst Arnhem, Op de huid, Sieraden uit de collectie 1960-2000. Mikromegas, Bayerisscher Kunstgewerbe-Verein Munchen
2003
12th international Silverart competition, Galeria Sztu-ki Legnicy, Legnica, Polen
2004
L’Or Bijoux d’Europe. Saint Amand Montrond, France Lesley Craze Gallery’s 20th Anniversary Exhibition. London
2006
Do the right bling. Stedelijk Museum ‘s-Hertogen-bosch
2007
Galery Tactile, Geneve, Suisse. 3-person show, Bo-demer, Brinkman, Sajet The Earring Show, Velvet Da Vinci, San Francisco, USA
2008
Studio GR20, Maestri Olandesi, Padova
2009
Die Neue Sammlung; Jewelry Arts in the Pinakothek der Moderne: Danner-Rotunda. München
2009
BAROCCO: Baroque Pearl Jewelry by 24 Artist in Zhuji, China
2010
Le Rouge; Bijoux contemporains, Chateau de Bona-guil, France
2011
Hong Kong Contemporary Art Museum, Groupshow Teachers Beijing Institute Fashion Technologie, Bei-jing, China
2012
Die Renaissance des Emaillierens, Handwerkskam-mer für München und Oberbayern, Galerie handw-erk, München, Germany “Unexpected Pleasure”: National Gallery of Victoria, Australia
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam Museum Het Kruithuis, Den Bosch Van Reekum Museum, Apeldoorn CODA, Arnhem
Gemeente Museum, Utrecht Musée des arts décoratifs, Paris
Museé de l’horlogerie et de l’émaillerie, Genève Royal College of Art, London
Marzee Collectie, Nijmegen Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Hiko Mizuno Collection, Tokyo
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Alice and Louis Koch Ring Collection, Basel Rotasa Collection Trust, Tiburon, CA.
Museum voor Hedendaagse Kunst, Den Bosch, Netherlands
Danner Stiftung, München Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim, Pforzheim
2005
Alatyr Ambermuseum (Russia/ Kalilingrad) Honor-able mention
2007
Marzee Prize, Nijmegen, NL International biennal of Maber in frombok (Poland), grand Prix
Academie Schone Kunsten, Utrecht. 1992 Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, USA.1992 & 1993 Royal College of Art, London, England.1994 Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam. jan/juni 1995 Estonian Academy of Arts, Tallinn, Estonia. winter 2000 Burg Giebichenstein, Halle, Germany. March 2001 Foch Hoch Schule Trier, Idar Oberstein, Ger-many. 2001 Hiko Mizuno College of Jewelry, Tokyo, Japan. Sept. 2003 Bezalel, Jeruzalem, Israel, Feb. 2004 Shinkar, Tel Aviv, Israel, November 2004 Sand-berg instituut, Amsterdam, June 2005 Hogeschool Antwerpen, Belgie, December 2007. Beijing Institute Fashion Technologie December 2011. Atelier Rudee, Bangkok, Thailand, August 2012
16 Dutch Jewellery Designers, catalogue Norden-feldske Kunstindustrie Museum, 1985. Ornamento 1, catalogus Schmuckmuseum Pfor-zheim, 1989
Triennale du Bijou, catalogue, Paris, 1990 Watkins David, The Best In Contemporary Jewelry, 1994
Dormer Peter, Turner Ralph, The New Jewelry, 1994 Drutt English Helen W., Dormer Peter, Jewelry Of Our Time, 1995
Lambert Sylvie, The Ring, 1998
Unger Marjan, Het Nederlandse sieraad in de 20ste Eeuw, 2004
Estrada Nicolas, Bagues, Tour du Monde en 500 Créations Artistiques, Promopress, Barcelone, 2011