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A picture of Caroline Broadhead working at CSM

Caroline Broadhead has been interviewed by Vitsœ ahead of Shelf Aware, an exhibition of staff and student work to take place at Vitsœ showroom Munich. Caroline discusses her education, career and her role as course leader of Central Saint Martins BA Jewellery Design. Read the interview in full here.

Shelf Aware runs from 3rd – 14th March as part of Munich Jewellery Week.

A visual graphics of Shelf Aware exhibition poster

Shelf Aware showcases work by 41 staff and students of the Central Saint Martins BA Jewellery Design course. The students and staff are delighted to be returning to Vitsœ in Munich for the third year running to display their work as equals, in celebration of the course’s diverse and lively approach to contemporary jewellery and objects. Vitsœ’s 606 Universal Shelving System once again provides the perfect environment to display this exciting body of work. The exhibition forms part of Munich Jewellery Week.

03.03.18 – 14.03.18 at Vitsœ, Türkenstraße 36, 80799, München

Monday – Friday: 10.00 – 19.00 / Saturday & Sunday: 10.00 – 18.00

Goncalo medal

We are thrilled to announce that three first year Central Saint Martins BA Jewellery Design students have been named as winners of the British Art Medal Society’s annual Student Medal Project. The Student Medal Project encourages and promotes the art of making medals throughout art colleges in the United Kingdom. Each year over one hundred student medals, from as many as fifteen art colleges, are submitted for judging for prizes and selection for exhibition.

Gonçalo Camboa, wins Grand First Prize for (R)EVOLUTION, Gonçalo will be awarded £750 presented by the Worshipful Company of Founders.

Zoe C. Huang, wins the Prize for the Best Political Medal, for ‘The Herbie’, Zoe will be awarded £100, given by David Brodie in memory of John Herbert.

Kar Yan Luk, wins a merit award for  I Can Reach Both Sides.

Congratulations to all three students, who will be featured in a catalogue to come out at the end of April. Some of the winners will also be selected to exhibit their medals in an exhibition at the University for the Creative Arts,  Rochester, opening on 27th April.