AJF at NYCJW

NYCJW takes place November 18–24, 2024

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AJF Bookstore

Letters to the Editor

MAGAZINE

Photo Essay

CHINA

Peek into the Book “Chinese Contemporary Jewelry Design”

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And into the Insights of Its Author, Bifei Cao
News & Ideas

INTERNATIONAL

The August 2021 Report, Part 1

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Today in Art Jewelry: Announcements, Events, Exhibitions, & Opportunities
On Offer

INTERNATIONAL

On Offer

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New Jewelry from Our Member Galleries
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AUSTRIA

The Body Is Such a Good Canvas

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Brigitte Lang on Jewelry and Feminism
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ORGANIZATION

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AJF Trips and Events

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Award and Grant Program

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Writing Program

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Mission and Board of Directors

FROM THE GALLERIES

Ketli Tiitsar, from the Shelter collection, 2023, necklace in plum wood, apple wood, lilac wood, viscose, linen, silver, paint, 6 ¾ x 4 ¾ x ¾ inches (170 x 120 x 20 mm), photo: Jaan Heinmaa

Ketli Tiitsar

Majoral, Pluja, Ring, in 18-karat gold, black diamonds, black nylon wire, spray: 2 ¾ inches (70 mm) across, size 6, photo courtesy of Aaron Faber Gallery

Majoral

Margo Csipö, Catch → Release, brooch in mother-of-pearl, bone, sterling silver, amber, pigmented ink, wax, 3 x 3 ½ x ⅝ inches (75 x 90 x 15 mm), photo courtesy of the artist

Margo Csipö

Diana Silva, Irons Veins, 2020, necklace in iron wire, approximately 28 ¾ x 3 ½ x ⅛ inches (730 x 90 x 3 mm), photo: Catarina Silva

Diana Silva

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FROM THE SCHOOLS

Julia Boix-Vives, MA, 2024

PXL-MAD School of Arts

Julia Boix-Vives, MA, 2024

PXL-MAD School of Arts

Julia Boix-Vives, MA, 2024

PXL-MAD School of Arts

Julia Boix-Vives, MA, 2024

PXL-MAD School of Arts
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