POMP IT UP! AJF LIVE WITH BRYNA POMP—DECEMBER 10, 2025, 12 P.M. EST
Join us for a talk about her fascinating role at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD), in New York City. Bryna works with the most extraordinary contemporary jewelry artists of our time. She will share her rarified experience in the jewelry field and how her dedication to supporting working artists fuels her work. Free and open to all.
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Why You Should Travel with AJF
AJF’s highly curated trips provide an opportunity to travel with like-minded enthusiasts and have access to venues and activities you couldn’t do on your own. Meet new people, experience what’s new and cutting edge in the art jewelry world, and enjoy the cultural scene of the cities we visit. Let us do the planning so you don’t have to. We’re planning a year of exciting travel opportunities, so mark your calendar and start packing!!!
Have you ever wanted to go places and explore jewelry with AJF? Besides the longer trips listed below, we’re also planning shorter day trips, weekend trips, and member meet-ups around the US and overseas. If you’d like to learn more about where AJF will go in 2025 and beyond, let us know of your interest by filling out this form. We hope you’ll travel with AJF in the future!
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Captions
1. Bryna Pomp
2. Annamaria Zanella, Red Heart bracelet, 2016, plastic, acrylic and gold, Dallas Museum of Art, promised gift of Deedie Potter Rose. © Annamaria Zanella. Photo by Chad Redmon, courtesy Dallas Museum of Art
3. Shu-Lin Wu, Olive necklace, 2011, from the series Seasonal Memory, porcelain, silver, steel wire and rubber, Dallas Museum of Art, gift of Deedie Potter Rose, 2020.45.54. © Shu-Lin Wu. Photo by Chad Redmon, courtesy Dallas Museum of Art
4. Yong Joo Kim, Varied Degree of Directed Protrusion necklace, 2018, hand-dyed Velcro, hook-and-loop fastener and thread, Dallas Museum of Art, promised gift of Deedie Potter Rose. © Yong Joo Kim. Photo by Chad Redmon, courtesy Dallas Museum of Art
5. Brian Fleetwood, Floral Colony neckpiece, 2024, foam, cotton duck, raw silk noil, copper and rubber, commissioned by the Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas Museum of Art, Discretionary Decorative Arts Fund, 2024.6.1. © Brian Fleetwood. Photo by Chad Redmon, courtesy Dallas Museum of Art
6. Photo from AJF’s trip to Amsterdam and Belgium. In this trip packed with exciting things, the travelers were welcomed into Liesbeth den Besten’s home to see pieces in her extensive collection of ❤️ art jewelry ❤️
