Cold Sweat Catalog

The book Cold Sweat — title of the 1st Biennial of Contemporary Jewelry of Lisbon —, with editorial coordination by Cristina Filipe, brings together the catalog of the exhibition of the same name and the articles from the colloquia "Body Fear Protection" and "Precious Crown", as well as from the "Closing", which took place during the Biennial. The visual narrative of about two hundred and twenty contemporary works by seventy-two international artists from different disciplines — mostly jewelry, but also photography, sculpture, design, installation, film, and performance — presented in situ during the exhibition at the Gallery, Church, and Museum of São Roque and at the Pharmacy Museum, in close dialogue with the respective collections and with the holdings of the Historical Archive of SCML and Casa Ásia, Collection Francisco Capelo, culminates in a unique set of thirteen academic texts by researchers from various disciplines — art and design history, philosophy, theology, gemology, anthropology — whose multiplicity of discourses invites the reader to reflect on contemporary artistic production around issues related to the pandemic and post-pandemic period we are going through. PIN invited Christoph Zellweger to develop, for this book, a limited edition — six numbered copies — of a vial/pendant made exclusively for the Biennial. The jewelry Cold Sweat encapsulates the spirit of the Biennial in a single object and its image is the cover of this book.

Authors: 
PIN – Portuguese Association of Contemporary Jewelry
Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa/Museum of São Roque
Lisbon City Hall/MUDE – Museum of Design and Fashion, Francisco Capelo Collection
Catholic University of Portugal/School of Arts/Research Center in Science and Technology of the Arts

Concept and editorial coordination:
Cristina Filipe, PIN – Portuguese Contemporary Jewelry Association;
Catholic University of Portugal, School of Arts, CITAR https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3922-8032

Support for editorial coordination:
João Norton de Matos SJ, Catholic University of Portugal, Faculty of Theology, CEHR; Brotéria
Bárbara Coutinho, MUDE – Museum of Design and Fashion, Francisco Capelo Collection
Maria Coutinho, Catholic University of Portugal, School of Arts, CITAR
Luís Torres, PIN – Portuguese Contemporary Jewelry Association
Christoph Zellweger, Sheffield Hallam University

Institutional texts:
Bárbara Coutinho, MUDE – Museum of Design and Fashion, Francisco Capelo Collection
Cristina Filipe, PIN – Portuguese Contemporary Jewelry Association
Filipa Klut, Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa
Teresa Freitas Morna, Museum of São Roque
Diogo Moura, Lisbon City Hall
João Neto, Museum of Pharmacy
Eduarda Vieira, Catholic University of Portugal, School of Arts, CITAR

Curatorial essay:
Cristina Filipe

Presentation texts of the articles from the colloquia:
Kirstin Kennedy
Kadri Mälk
João Paulo Queiroz
Madalena Braz Teixeira

Colloquium Articles:
Alena Alexandrova
Liesbeth den Besten
Denis Bruna
Ana Paula de Campos
Rui Galopim de Carvalho
Bárbara Coutinho
Marco Daniel Duarte
João Norton de Matos SJ
Teresa Freitas Morna
Rosa Maria dos Santos Mota
António Filipe Pimentel
Filomena Silvano

Scientific Committee:
Isabel Ribeiro de Albuquerque, University of Lisbon, Faculty of Fine Arts, CIEBA
Cristina Filipe, Catholic University of Portugal, School of Arts, CITAR
Kadri Mälk, Estonian Academy of Arts, Emeritus Professor
Madalena Braz Teixeira, Lusophone University of Humanities and Technologies, Faculty of Sciences
Social Sciences, Education and Administration, CeiED

Scientific Arbitration:
Sónia Almeida, Nova University of Lisbon, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, CRIA
Hugo Miguel Crespo, University of Lisbon, Faculty of Arts, CH
Laura Castro, Catholic University of Portugal, School of Arts, CITAR
Ana Godinho Gil, Nova University of Lisbon, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, IFILNOVA
Kirstin Kennedy, Victoria and Albert Museum, Metalwork 1450-1900, Department of Decorative Arts and Sculpture
Ana Passos, Independent researcher
Madalena Tamen, Brotéria magazine
Mar Juan Tortosa, Polytechnic University of Valencia; University of Valencia, GEHTID

Graphic design: Paula Guimarães (MUDE)
Photography post-production: Eduardo Sousa Ribeiro and Luís Torres

Work captions:
Cristina Filipe
João Norton de Matos SJ
Museum of São Roque
Museum of Pharmacy
The artists

Revision: Luís Filipe Guerra
Translation and revision: KenniesTranslations

Editors:
PIN – Portuguese Contemporary Jewelry Association
Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa/ Museum of São Roque
Lisbon City Hall/ MUDE – Museum of Design and Fashion, Francisco Capelo Collection
Catholic University of Portugal/ School of Arts/Research Center in Science and Technology of the Arts (CITAR)
Publication Year: November 2022
ISBN: 9789899021631 (PT) 9789899021709 (ING)