Art Jewelry Forum shares the news that members of our community find noteworthy. Is something missing? The success of this compilation of compelling events, exhibitions, and items of interest to the jewelry community depends on your participation. Listings gathered with assistance from Carrie Yodanis. I love knowing more about the history of this time period which I lived through.
It takes place in a gorgeous castle with amazing period decorations. Nichka Marobin raves about a show she saw recently, and she has plans to see a couple others. Go to the Le Stanze del Vetro website to see the beautiful venue and to discover this amazing world of glass creatures virtually. This summer I will also visit the exhibition at the Castello del Buonconsiglio , in Trento, dedicated to Fede Galizia c. And Our Time. And that is not a good sign. The ideal candidate for this administrative position is passionate about working in a collaborative environment and eager to help sustain and grow an arts nonprofit.
The Program and Administrative Coordinator is an excellent communicator who takes initiative and possesses a growth mindset. BJC seeks a candidate who enjoys thinking analytically and systematically. The ideal candidate will serve as a main point of contact and representative of the studio for students, renters, residents, exhibiting artists, and more. The ideal candidate for this role is confident in executing both big-picture thinking as well as daily administrative tasks, has superlative verbal and written communication skills and organizational skills, and enjoys helping others.
Full time; reports directly to the director. Application deadline: August 15, Explore the use of steel as an affordable, lightweight alternative material. A variety of different chain styles and samples will be introduced. Utilizing a multitude of wire thicknesses ranging from 20 to 10 gauge, you will learn to manipulate, experiment with, and apply different soldering methods to steel.
Investigate ways to personalize your jewelry through nontoxic finishing techniques and the addition of accents that highlight each piece. Additionally, roughly 84 contributions will reflect on the entanglements embodied by design and its histories between potential futures and suppressed pasts. Get full program and all relevant information here. It takes place in conjunction with the summer fundraising campaign for the Baltimore Jewelry Center. Each artist chose a local site with personal or iconic significance and started a piece referencing it; they then swapped and completed work made by an artist in the other city.
