Vacheron Constantin and the Metropolitan Museum of Art reveal works produced during their artisan residency
According to Luxury Daily, Swiss watchmaker Vacheron Constantin and the Metropolitan Museum of Art are unveiling three works created during an 18‑month artisan residency. The residency featured American designer Aspen Golann, Egyptian‑American ceramicist Ibrahim Said and Anglo‑Italian goldsmith Joy Harvey, who worked in New York, Geneva and their own studios.
Key facts
- 01Vacheron Constantin and the Metropolitan Museum of Art are collaborating on an artisan residency.
- 02Three works were produced by Aspen Golann, Ibrahim Said and Joy Harvey.
- 03The residency lasted 18 months and took place in New York, Geneva and the artists’ own studios.
- 04The works are now being unveiled by the two institutions.
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