Multiple exposures jewelry and photography is the first museum exhibition to explore how contemporary jewelry artists transform and add new meaning to the pervasive images of this digital age drawing inspiration from historic daguerreotypes to manipulated digital images international jewelry artists explore changing views of beauty and the human body examine social political and cultural issues probe perceptions of memory and desire and question the broader relation of jewelry to . Drawing upon the abundance of imagery available today from vintage daguerreotypes to analog and digital photographs x rays and internet jpegs the artists whose work was selected for multiple exposures jewelry and photography express a stimulating range of ideas realized with a great diversity of materials and innovative jewelry making approaches. The museum of arts and design presented multiple exposures jewelry and photography in 2014 this groundbreaking exhibition was the first to examine the union of contemporary jewelry and the photographic image the exhibition and its accompanying catalog demonstrated the creative possibilities that result from hybrid practices. Multiple exposures jewelry and photography explores the history of photography as it relates to jewelry making while showcasing the innovations made by more than 80 artists in the field including gijs bakker andy warhol wafaa bilal sooyeon kim iris nieuwenburg kara ross bettina speckner joyce scott jordan doner mari ishikawa jiro kamata kiff slemmons noa zilberman gabriela sanchez and bernhard schobinger. Drawing upon the abundance of imagery available today from vintage daguerreotypes to analog and digital photographs x rays and internet jpegs the artists whose work was selected for multiple exposures jewelry and photography express a stimulating range of ideas realized with a great diversity of materials and innovative jewelry making