2023

Participation in Art Cologne presentation with works by Thomas Grünfeld and jewelry by Georg Hornemann, curated by Thomas Grünfeld

Participation in Art Düsseldorf presentation of jewelry and sculptures by Georg Hornemann and Matthias Köster

Opening of the new premises in Berlin, Charlottenburg

2022

Opening of "Esel Galerie" in Kampen/Sylt in April 2022

Participation in Art Cologne presentation of Georg Hornemann's kinetic ring sculptures

Participation in the Art Düsseldorf: Art Collaboration “awoken in silvergold” with Leiko Ikemura

2021

Exhibition “Acrylic Reliefs” by Georg Hornemann in the Beletage Berlin Bellavista – presentation of Objets d’Art (Atelier Georg Hornemann), couture (Madl) as well as contemporary art (Ala Glasner Contemporary Art) in Salzburg

2. Manufactory Salon with NEW TENDENCY

PRIVATE CHOICE by Bettina Böhm at our Berlin Showroom

Exhibition “Schmuck, Kunst, Japan” with works by Frauke Eigen, jewelry by Georg Hornemann, as well as Kanazawa and Kyoto lacquer works from Thomsen Gallery, New York and traditional Ikebana

2020

Participation in NOMAD fair St.Moritz, presentation of the Bestiaire d’amour.

Exhibition “Roundtrip” with kinetic rings by Georg Hornemann and photographs from Kicken collection at Grisebach

Bellavista – presentation of new works by Hermann Nitsch, couture by Madl and ring sculptures by Georg Hornemann in Salzburg

Exhibition “21 SCULPTURAL THINGS” ceramics by Kirsten Landwehr in our Berlin showroom

2019

Art Collaboration with Dimitrios Antonitsis

Exhibition “Cinderella, Sinbad & Sinuhe” on Arab-German storytelling traditions "Neues Museum Berlin"

Art collaboration “multiface” with Paloma Varga Weisz with presentation in the Atelier Berlin

Exhibition with furnishings from the Memphis Group, Milano and jewelry from Georg Hornemann Atelier

Participation in Munich Highlights Bestiaire d’amour.

Presentation of the Art Collaborations with Bazon Brock, Thomas Grünfeld, Alicja Kwade, Kris Martin, Rita McBride, Sissel Tolaas, Paloma Varga Weisz and 22/4 Hommes_Femmes in the Green Vault at Art Düsseldorf

2018

Exhibition “Fabeln”, designed by film architect Sebastian Soukup with jewelry from Georg Hornemann Atelier

Exhibition “Aufbruch und Freiheit” curated and musically accompanied by Igor Levit

1. "Manufaktur Salon" with Koch & Bergfeld – silver exhibition

2017

Art Geneve - fair presentation on invitation by the art gallery Mai36 showing objects by Georg Hornemann in dialogue with works by Robert Mapplethorpe.

Exhibition "obsessed with beauty" showing objects by Georg Hornemann in dialogue with works by Robert Mapplethorpe at Georg Hornemann on Beletage Schlüterstrasse 45, Berlin. 

Collaboration with fashion label 224_hommes_femmes for a new brooch-collection and presentation at DER BERLINER MODESALON, Berlin. 

Art collaboration with Thomas Grünfeld and presentation of the ring at the Beletage showroom of Georg Hornemann in Berlin. 

Art Collaboration with Sissel Tolaas and presentation at ART DÜSSELDORF 2017. 

Georg Hornemann is awarded price by the Cologne Fine Art including an exhibition at the art fair.

2016

Munich Highlighs - participation at the art and antiques fair presenting selected objects and jewellery.

Opening of the new showroom in Düsseldorf, Königsallee 12

Opening of the new showroom in Berlin, Schlüterstrasse 45

2015

Art and jewellery exhibition “Studio Universale” at the concept store Andreas Murkudis (andreasmurkudis.com) in Berlin from May 1st till June 10th.

2014

Art exhibition of works and sculptures by Georg Hornemann at “Stiftung für Kunst und Kultur e.V. Bonn curated by Professor Markus Lüpertz.

Georg and Alexander Hornemann are invited to participate at a group exhibition “Kunstherbst Hamburg” at Gallery Moeller Fine Art, Hamburg showing objects and jewellery.
Art collaborations with Rita McBride, Kris Martin and Barzon Brock are on display at the me-collection of Thomas Olbricht.

2013

Georg and Alexander Hornemann are invited to curate the widely acclaimed jewellery collection of the Museum für Angewandte Kunst MAKK (Museum for applied arts and design) in Cologne. The focus of the exhibition is to put ancient jewellery (pieces from over the last 5000 years) in dialog with jewellery pieces by Georg Hornemann. Exhibition title: boys get skulls, girls get butterflies.

2012

First museum solo show at the Lehmbruck Museum in Duisburg, Germany showing “objets d’art” with sculptures and objects
Third participation at “Cologne Fine Art & Antiques” fair in collaboration with contemporary Austrian artist Melanie Swarovski

2011

Art objects “Mae West” in collaboration with American contemporary artist/ sculptor Rita McBride. Presentation at the FIAC Paris at gallery Mai 36
Second participation at “Cologne Fine Art & Antiques” fair with selected art pieces from the Olbricht-Collection (Wunderkammer)

2010

Art objects in collaboration with Belgian contemporary artist Kris Martin Presentation at White Cube Gallery, London

First participation at “Cologne Fine Art & Antiques” fair with a show named “Creatures” curated by German collector Thomas Olbricht

2009

Publication and Presentation of the book OBJECTS by Walther König at gallery Schönewald Fine Arts in Düsseldorf

2007

Publication and Presentation of the book CREATURES by DISTANZ at the contemporary art museum K21 Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, Düsseldorf

So called "art objects" are being developed more frequently as well as large-sized bowls made of bronze , silver, iron and gold.

2006

Development of jewels and objects with animal motifs (owls, lions, dragons etc.)

2005

With glossy, grafic and large yellow gold jewelry Hornemann sets again a new trend. Development of the ball bracelets, long yellow gold earrings and long grafic gold chains.
Development of jewels and objects with animal motifs (owls, lions, dragons etc.)

2004-2009

Sponsor of the Berlin Film Festival (production of the Berlinale Kamera)

2004

The website www.georghornemann.de, designed by the agency Boros, wins the Art Directors Club Award as the best designed website. 
Jewellery retrospective at gallery Jamileh Weber in Zurich.
Hornemann is the first goldsmith to design a jewelry collection specifically for pret-à-porter summer collection 2005 for the luxury label AKRIS shown at the Carousel du Louvre in Paris.
Creation of the "flower objects" mainly in the form of large floral rings

2003–2006

Design and donation of the „Fair Play Trophy“ as part of the Tennis World Team Cup in Dusseldorf.

2003

Publication and presentation of the book about Georg Hornemann (Dumont) at the contemporary art museum K21 Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen in Düsseldorf

"Glam-Punk" is a new series of experimental designs for bracelets being made of acrylic glass refined with platinum, diamonds and sapphires

2002

Design of large flora, fauna and brooches.

2001

Interior objects: Big chandelier with rock crystal, iron and silver bowls and various table objects are realized.

2000

Ring sculptures: intelligent constructions representing bodies in space

1999

Cooperation with the agency BOROS from Wuppertal about design of advertising materials.

1998

Design of the "bel objets " walkingsticks with animalthemes for his friend and artist Markus Lüpertz .

1997

First stylised flower ring: The iridescent sparkle of the arrangement of small gem stones adds a deceptive lightness and life to these works

1996

Alexander Hornemann wins the “diamonds-international award” in Paris Showroom moves to Königsallee 46 in Düsseldorf
The first bel objet walking sticks in collaboration with Markus Lüpertz are developed

1995

Silver and iron objects

1992

Alexander Hornemann receives an award at the “Diamanten Heute” (Diamonds Today) competition.

1985

Beginning of the collaboration between Georg and Alexander Hornemann.
Opens workshop at Königsallee 82, Düsseldorf 
Georg Hornemann is the only person to date to receive the platinum guild international award for excellent jewellery design 

1982

Third “Diamonds-International Award” in Venice is admitted to the “Diamonds-International Academy” in New York

1981

Designs characterised by non-decorative materials, such as classical coins, Byzantine crosses, Russian icons and Japanese sword parts

1974/75/76 

Awards in international design competitions for decorative watches and jewellery

1974

First designs for the jewellery and clock-and-watch making industry

1973

Opens his first workshop

1972

Second “Diamonds-International Award” in San Francisco
Is awarded the “Jewel of the Year”, first example of modernity in Op Art

1970

First designs with coloured stone surfaces
Volume and colour play an important role

1968

First “Diamonds-International Award” in New York

1967

First international award, the “Prix de la Ville de Genève”

1966

Master’s exam for goldsmith craftwork

1963

Alexander Hornemann is born in Düsseldorf

1959–1973

Work as a goldsmith and designer for the company Weyersberg in Düsseldorf

1958

After training as a goldsmith he flees to West Germany. He spends his first years as an apprentice in Essen before moving to Düsseldorf.
He marries in 1962

1940

Georg Hornemann is born in Dessau (former East Germany).