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This quirky jewellery exhibition is not to be missed


By Molly Fitzpatrick
17th Apr 2018
This quirky jewellery exhibition is not to be missed

Don’t be fooled by the title ”A Little Nonsense’’ this beautifully quirky jewellery exhibition is far from that. The perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon, ‘’A little Nonsense’’ is a collaborative exhibition showcasing the creative genius of 15 of  Irelands leading contemporary jewellery makers.

What makes this jewellery exhibition unique? Each piece has a common theme, ”A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men’’, the Roald Dahl quote from childhood favourite Charlie And The Chocolate Factory. With each goldsmith interpreting the quote in a different, equally imaginative way every piece is extraordinarily unique created using a diverse range of materials from precious metals and gemstones to recycled materials.

The fiercely imaginative creations encompass everything the quote reflects; Mirjam Schiller’s creations include a little gumption flying machine brooch, Sinead Crooke gives the humble milk bottle an artistic transformation, and Eva Dorney makes use of lego and pearls, to mention a few.

 

 A Little Nonsense Copper and Brass Brooch by Mirjam Schiller 

 

A little Nonsense, Matt Rock Crystal Multistrand Necklace With Interchangeable Lego Clasp by Eva Dorney

The cherry on top, It’s completely free!

The exhibition runs from Sunday the 22nd to Sunday the 29th of April, from 10am to 6pm including Sundays in Dublin’s Fumbally Exchange. Also offering a number of workshops open to the public giving you the opportunity to work with the goldsmiths to create your own unique piece of jewellery.

Find out more here

Featured image: A Little Nonsense Silver and Feather ‘Tickle’ Earrings’ by Emma Jane Champley