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Contact Details
T:020 8986 2328F:020 8986 2328 daphnekrinos@aol.com http://www.daphnekrinos.com Price Guide
Specialist Techniques
Forging Oxidising silver Stone setting
Training College
1976-80 BA (Hons) Jewellery Design, Middlesex Polytechnic 1981 Engraving (part-time), Sir John Cass School of Art, London
Personal Statement
I would like to think that my work reflects the qualities of the materials I choose to use. A finished piece should show the processes used to make it. I never over decorate, cover up or try to disguise or alter the texture of the metals that I work with. I make jewellery that can be worn easily and comfortably. I enjoy the restrictions that this imposes on the creative process. I also like to take into account the kind of material the piece of jewellery will be best on. I look at a great deal of metalwork and jewellery from various periods and cultures but I would not place my influences directly from those. My ideas come from the world around me, whether this means my immediate environment, the natural world, art and architecture and innumerable man-made objects, my family, my background, my emotions. I often let the materials I choose to use inspire me to design a piece of jewellery and I enjoy trying to resolve the possible technical problems that arise from working in this way. Current Exhibition
Exhibitions
Chelsea Crafts Fair: 1983,1988,1989,1991,1993,1994,1996,2000, 2003, 2004Goldsmiths Fair: 1984,1985,1986,1998,1999,2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Frankfurt International Fair: 1984,1985,1986 Origin - The London Craft Fair: 2006 Exhibitions since 2000 2007 Collect with Design Nation, V&A, London 2006 The Gold Mark, The Scottish Gallery at Thomas Goode, London New Work, Red Barn Gallery, Cumbria Renaissance, Broughton Gallery, Scotland My Collection, Contemporary Applied Arts, London 2005 Cosmima, The Showcase, Pennybank Chambers, London Bewitched, RBSA Gallery, Birmingham Design Collection, Roger Bilcliffe Gallery, Glasgow 100 Brooches, Velvet da Vinci Gallery, USA Ring tones, Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh Reuse, recycle, refuse, Sonar project exhibition, Brick Lane, London New jewellers, Blackwell, Cumbria 2004 Stones and colours, The Hellenic Centre, London 500 Rings, Velvet da Vinci Gallery, USA Looking: Over My Shoulder, Lesley Craze Gallery, London September Spotlight, Lesley Craze Gallery, London The written Word, The Craft Centre, Leeds City Art Gallery, Leeds Jewellery Unlimited, Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery 2003 SoFa NY, with Mobilia Gallery, USA. 2002 Jewellery from paintings, Mobilia Gallery, Cambridge, Mass., USA The Wedding party, Bluecoat Display Centre, Liverpool New Work, Vena Bunker Gallery, Bristol 2001 The Ring, Mobilia Gallery, Cambridge Mass., USA (tour) The British Are Coming, E.B.Heffern, St Louis, Miss., USA Bedazzles, Bedales School Gallery, Hampshire Jewels for the New Millennium: Paper, Plastics, Palladium and Pearls, Lesley Craze Gallery, London 2000 Rarefind, New Ashgate Gallery, Surrey Publications
Articles: Anthony Levy: Raw Talent, The Jeweller magazine, April 2005 Shelby Fitzpatrick: Lesley Craze Gallery’s 20th anniversary exhibition review, Findings magazine, December 2004 Ralph Turner: Jewellery Unlimited exhibition review, Crafts Magazine, September/October 2004 Simon Fraser: Daphne Krinos – Goldsmiths’ Review 2002/2003 Ralph Turner: Rings, 17 Contemporary Innovative Jewellers exhibition review, Crafts Magazine, September/October 1999 Ralph Turner: Today’s Jewels from Paper to Platinum exhibition review, Crafts Magazine, March/April 1994 Thomas Boatman: Custom jewelry show presents European artists The Japan Times, August 1994 Shortform, Crafts magazine, May/June 1992 Jane Norrie: Out of the Wood exhibition review, Arts Review, September 1989 Lynne Wallace: Precious Metals exhibition review, Crafts Magazine, September/October 1989 Belinda Burt: Trained to Survive, Crafts Magazine, September/October Books 500 Earrings, Lark books, 2007 (introduction by Alan Revere.) Judith Crowe The Jeweller’s Directory of Gemstones, Firefly, 2006 Marjorie Shick (introduction): 500 Necklaces, Lark Books, 2006 Marjorie Simon (introduction) 500 Brooches, Lark Books, 2005 Robert W. Ebendorf (introduction): 1000 Rings, Lark Books, 2004 Jinks McGrath: The Rings Book, A & C Black, 2002 Elizabeth Olver: Jewellery Design: the Artisan’s Reference, Quarto, 2000 Amanda Game and Elizabeth Goring: Jewellery Moves, NMS publications, 1998 Jinks McGrath: The Encyclopaedia of Jewellery Making Techniques, Quarto, 1995 Jinks McGrath: Basic Jewellery Making Techniques, Quintet, 1993 Caroline Pullee: 20th Century Jewelry, Apple Press, 1990 Sylvia Wicks: Jewellery Making Manual, MacDonald, 1985 Peter Dormer and Ralph Turner: The New Jewellery, Trends and Traditions, Thames and Hudson, 1985 Radio Emmanuel Cooper review of Rough Magic exhibition, Kaleidoscope BBC Radio 4 May 1997
Public Collections
The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths, London, England. The Crafts Council, London, England. The British Council. Stafford Art Gallery, Stafford, England
Awards
2005 Gold Award, Design and Craftsmanship competition, Goldsmiths Company 1982 'Setting Up' Grant, The Crafts Council
Galleries
Contemporary Applied ArtsDualPod Electrum Gallery Jane Moore Contemporary Jewellery Lesley Craze Gallery Orro Primavera Roger Billcliffe Gallery The Scottish Gallery TygerGlyn |
  
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