Man In Town Magazine (Italy) article by Michele Venturini

Featuring works by Alexander Blank, Ted Noten and David Bielander

Aaron Decker - Metalsmiths Magazine By Jackie Andrews11/3/2022

Out/Loud: Queer Camouflage/ Costume

Featuring Little Bomb and Now You See Me.

David Clarke - Art I Words by Sarah Fairman6/24/2022

Mister Clarke, Delightful Troublemaker and Silversmith

'A conversation with coffee pots, cutlery, and silverware'

David Clarke - Ppaper Fashion 'Crafty Silversmithing' Text & Interview by Ian11/21/2022

Article 'Crafty Silversmithing'

Samuel Gassman - Vogue UK By Alice Thomson8/7/2023

Featuring Human Rights Flag (2012) by Samuel Gassman

Elle Decor: The 14 Best Things We Spied at Design Miami This Year _ Design Miami 2021 by Camille Okhio

Featuring Omfamna Mirror by Hanna Hedman and mentions of Gerd Rothmann, David Bielander and Karl Fritsch

ArtZealous An Exhibition Dedicated to the Art of Cannabis

Kristina Lopez Adduci interviews Ornamentum director Stefan Friedemann about the exhibition 'Up In Smoke: Contemporary Studio Artists From The Jewelry, Silversmithing and Design Worlds Take On Marijuana' at Design / Miami 2020.

Upstate Diary Magazine article: Terhi Tolvanen interviewed by Glenn Adamson, gorgeous photography by Carlton Davis
Sunday Times South Africa Lezanne van Heerden's favorites from Design Miami 20181/20/2019
Elle Decor Italia Article featuring works by Karin Johansson and Philip Sajet (in Italian)12/05/2018
METALSMITH MAGAZINE Featuring an Article on Norman Weber, written by Andrea DinotoMetalsmith Magazine vol .36 / no. 3
WhiteHot magazine of contemporary art 25 Innovative Items We Want from Design Miami/Basel

Featuring Ted Noten

Hanna Hedman on the cover of Metalsmith Magazine with feature length article by Bella Neyman
ForbesLife Magazine 9 Reasons to Visit Hudson, New York

Dining, beautiful B&B's, architecture, Stair auction house... and Ornamentum!

David Bielander Delicately Crafts Cardboard Looking Bracelets... Published on Design Boom
Jaydan Moore- One of 5 Up-and-Comers You Should See In Basel Published on Artsy
David Clarke Featured in Metalsmith Magazine Tender Morbidity: The Medical and Funerary Practices of Mr. Clarke

Written by Garth Clark

Metalsmith Magazine vol. 35 / no. 2

Ted Noten / Ornamentum in the New York Times Into the Bizarre World of Ted Noten12/5/2014
Metalsmith Magazine features David Bielander on cover and in feature article. Man of Ideas11/15/2014

10 pages, color images

author Liesbeth den Besten

OBJECTS OF DESIRE Petra Zimmerman, Gerd Rothmann, Karl Fritsch, and Ute Eitzenhofer featured in TL mag07/22/2014
Metalsmith Magazine Philip Sajet: Surreal Beauty1/15/2014

Full length feature on Philip Sajet written by Andrea Dinoto in Metalsmith Magazine, volume 34, issue 1.

NY Times T Magazine 10 Best Pieces at This Year's Design Miami (Gerd Rothmann)12/11/2013

Design Miami... Many dealers showed jewelry or decorative objects alongside furniture. Several galleries created complete residential settings in which they installed their pieces. Demish Danant, for example, felt like a Parisian apartment from the 1970s with its boiserie and wall-to-wall carpeting. And while a few galleries did show new work, objects from the ’40s to the ’70s were predominant, adding to the fair’s throwback feel. Here is some of the best this year’s Design Miami had to offer...

Cool Hunting: Miami Art Week Beasts and Birds12/10/2013

At the Ornamentum booth at this year's Design Miami, we were impressed by Dutch jewelry designerTed Noten's latest creation. "Bird Bag" (2013) was finished right before the show and shipped directly to the fair. Cast within the acrylic "purse" is a taxidermy bird, surrounded by found jewelry and a watch. The bird's head was actually constructed using 3D printing, and the sculpture contains silver and gold plating. People keep their pets in purses; magicians pull birds from their sleeves. The piece plays with this while also simply being a beautiful design object.

NY Times T Magazine Precious Nature at Design Miami12/09/2013

...the fair offered numerous treatments of flora and fauna, many of which imbued these natural phenomena with a loving sense of preciousness. A few examples: a bird encased in a glass purse by the Dutch jewelry designer Ted Noten at Ornamentum;

ART OF REINVENTION A Review of Rebecca Hannon for the American Craft Council9/1/2013
TL MAG PORTFOLIO Featuring Sam Tho Duong, Ted Noten, David Bielander, Camilla Prasch, and Karl Frtisch
FRESH CONCEPT: INTERVIEW WITH THE AMERICAN CRAFT COUNCIL Written by Danielle Maestretti11/19/2012

Today, Ornamentum boasts an enviable global roster of established and emerging artists and is known for highly conceptual exhibitions at its Hudson, New York, space. In 2008, it was the first contemporary art jewelry gallery accepted into Design Miami, and in 2011 the first main-floor exhibiting gallery at Design Miami/Basel in Switzerland.

SOFA CHICAGO: TALKING SHOP WITH ORNAMENTUM Interview with Julie K. Hanus11/5/2011
Ted Noten / Ornamentum in the Art Newspaper "Dressed to Kill"- Uzi Mon Amour Suitcase at Design Miami Basel06/15/2011

by Amy Shaw

Metalsmith Magazine John Iversen / Fractured Lines1/1/2011
Miami Herald Ornamentum features Snarkitecture bench at Design Miami12/05/2010
Design Flux (Korea) Design Miami Opens Today12/2/2010

Ornamentum / Petra Zimmermann bracelets featured.

The Art Newspaper Ted Noten- Critic Pick from Design Miami 201012/2/2010

SF MOMA curator Henry Urbach picks Ted Noten's Messin Around with Willie porcelain dildos as one of his favorites of the Design Miami fair.

Arte Italy11/20/2010

Ornamentum / Karl Fritsch ring featured in Art Basel / Design Miami feature in Italian Arte magazine.

Ornament Magazine John Iversen / An Aesthetic of Fragmentation1/1/2010
NEW YORK TIMES STYLE MAGAZINE Ted Noten's Hardcore Accessories09/04/2009
TED NOTEN FEATURED IN MIAMI HOME AND DECOR "Lady K 4-7" Handbag Represented in Magazine12/01/2008
READY TO WEAR Contemporary Jewelry makes its debut appearance at Design Miami with Ted Noten and Philip Sajet12/01/2008
SURFACE MAGAZINE Ted Noten's Handbags Won't Make It Through Security3/01/2008