Chiara Cavallo graduated from Ludovico Quaroni University in Fashion Design with Clara Tosi Pamphili. She continues her studies with a Master in Contemporary Jewelery at Alchimia in Florence; she graduates with the thesis "My Skin, Signs and Limits in Childhood", supervisor Benjamin Lignel and rapporteur Ruudt Peters. She works in Berlin for Uncommon Matters; then she returns to Rome and founded Studio CLAB, a container of ideas in which art and crafts blend togheter. Here she holds courses of Contemporary Jewelery. She currently participates in the artistic residency 'Initiation' between Athens and Amsterdam, curated by Loukia Richards and Christoph Ziegler. Her jewels were exhibited at Sieraad (Amsterdam), Joya (Barcelona), Galleria Marneri (Athens), Fabrika12 (Valencia), 3B Gallery (Rome), Altaroma in Town 2017 (Rome). In June 2017 she exhibited at Dokumenta14 with the project 'Vertical Transitions' about the architecture in Athens.
Exhibitions:
_2017 Dokumenta14, Vertical Transitions, Athens. Altaroma In Town, Sensi & Bijou, Via Margutta 51 / a, Rome. _2016 Open Studio CLAB, Personal Retrospective, Via Casilina 174-176, Rome. 3B Gallery, Rome. _2015 Chasing & Repousse`, Outnumbered gallery, Littleton. _2014 Autor12, Bucharest. _2013 Gallery of Contemporary Art Eleni Marneri - Athens. Sieraad, International Art Fair - Amsterdam. Joya fair - Barcelona. Humans we are, Florence. _2012 Purus, Florence. Hazardous Experiments, Fabrika12, Valencia. Beginning Middle Endless. Florence - Boston. _2011 Deep, Florence Ring, Ringe und nochmals Ringe, Leipzig.
Events at Rome Art Week
2017
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Participation
2017
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V Municipality
Via Casilina, 174 - 00176 Roma
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