Also in this series: Indigenous &: Not Always Looking West (with Brian Fleetwood) Indigenous &: Placing Practice While Being Displaced (with Teresa Faris) Indigenous &: Tradition Meets Technology (with Pat Pruitt) All the interviewees in the Indigenous & series identify as Indigenous, and they all live in North America. The ampersand in the title serves […]
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Art Jewelry Forum has expanded its efforts to connect more directly with the jewelry community by regularly hosting live chats online. We feature artist studio visits, talk with gallerists about shows they’re hosting, interview curators and authors, and have other programming tied to various jewelry weeks from around the globe. We record these all and post
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The 2022 Young Artist Award offers a prize of US$7,500 for the winner and US$1,000 for each of the four finalists, as well as an exhibition at Schmuck in March 2022. Past recipients of the award say it took their careers to the next level! If you’re a jewelry artist age 35 and under, you
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Yun Gee Park Gallery, in Tucson, AZ, marries the unique qualities of the Sonoran Desert with a Korean approach that emphasizes the ways art can enhance and elevate a person’s life and actions. The arts-centered destination includes a gallery and gardens complex. A visit there will stimulate all five senses. Scott and Yun talk about
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The 2022 Young Artist Award offers a prize of US$7,500 for the winner and US$1,000 for each of the four finalists, as well as an exhibition at Schmuck in March 2022. If you’re a jewelry artist age 35 and under, you should apply for this biennial competition. Past winners all say receiving the award took
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Art Jewelry Forum has expanded its efforts to connect more directly with the jewelry community by regularly hosting live chats online. We feature artist studio visits, talk with gallerists about shows they’re hosting, interview curators and authors, and have other programming tied to various jewelry weeks from around the globe. We record these all and post
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Also in this series: Indigenous &: Not Always Looking West (with Brian Fleetwood) Indigenous &: Having Roots to Grow in New Directions (with Elias Not Afraid) Indigenous &: Tradition Meets Technology (with Pat Pruitt) Teresa Faris raises questions about being Indigenous but not from the land they are standing on. They open up about what
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Today, demonstrations to make a public statement about any social, political or environmental issue often become flamboyant events. Crowds flock the streets. They dress up for the occasion wearing clothes, hats, flags, and handwritten protest signs that express their grievance, ideals, or aims. Since texts appear to be more powerful than signs, political buttons have
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Art Jewelry Forum has expanded its efforts to connect more directly with the jewelry community by regularly hosting live chats online. We feature artist studio visits, talk with gallerists about shows they’re hosting, interview curators and authors, and have other programming tied to various jewelry weeks from around the globe. We record these all and post
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Applications for the 2022 Young Artist Award are being accepted through January 9, 2022. This biennial competition for jewelry artists offers a prize of US$7,500 for the winner and US$1,000 for each of the four finalists, as well as an exhibition at Schmuck in March 2022. We encourage ambitious contemporary jewelry artists age 35 and
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Lisa M. Berman has a couture dressmaker, a woodworker, and a fashion business owner in her family. So you might say she was destined to become a mover and shaker in a creative field. After successfully launching and running her fashion jewelry business, Berman pivoted. She took the reins of Sculpture To Wear, a jewelry
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Also in this series: Indigenous &: Placing Practice While Being Displaced (with Teresa Faris) Indigenous &: Having Roots to Grow in New Directions (with Elias Not Afraid) Indigenous &: Tradition Meets Technology (with Pat Pruitt) Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day! This article launches a new interview series. It is called Indigenous &. A common thread will
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