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The
Society of North American Goldsmiths
invites submissions of recent work
from the international community of
jewelers and metalsmiths to
FRESH, Metalsmith’s
Exhibition in Print 2011. Works
published will be selected by Lola
Brooks, Studio Jeweler and Educator,
and Cindi Strauss, Curator of Modern
and Contemporary Decorative Arts and
Design, Museum of Fine Arts,
Houston. The following guidelines
provide information for the
submission of digital images to be
juried for FRESH:
Metalsmith Exhibition in Print
2011.
Gesellschaft für Goldschmiedekunst e.V. Deutsches Goldschmiedehaus Hanau
Altstädter Markt 6 D-63450 Hanau www.museen-hanau.de
www.gfg-hanau.de
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Niche Awards
The NICHE Awards program began in
1990 to celebrate excellence and innovation in American and Canadian fine
craft. Artists are recognized in professional and student divisions.
http://www.nichemag.com/
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Saul Bell Design Award
Established in 2000 in honor of Rio Grande’s
founder, Saul Bell, the annual Saul Bell Design Award competition
challenges designers from all over the world to create innovative and
original jewelry designs. Rio Grande serves as host and catalyst to this
competition that rewards nearly $30,000 in prize awards, making this event
exceptional among design competitions. Designers are encouraged to unleash
their imagination within any of several categories and push the boundaries
of jewelry design.
Grand
Prize $10,000 Rio Grande Gift Certificate
First Place (in each of the
remaining five categories) $2500 Rio Grande Gift Certificate
Second Place (in each of the six
categories) $1000 Rio Grande
Gift Certificate
Winners and their designs may be featured in Rio
Grande publicity campaigns.
http://www.saulbellaward.com/
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www.landofodds.com
718 Thompson Lane, Ste 123, Nashville, TN 37204
Phone: 615-292-0610; Fax: 615-460-7001
www.landofodds.com/store/alldolledup.htm
Contemporizing Traditional Etruscan
Jewelry:
The Art, Technique, and Design
of Bead Stringing and Bead Weaving
718 Thompson Lane,
#123 Nashville, TN
37204 615-292-0610 warren@landofodds.com
Contact
Toscana
Americana
www.landofodds.com/store/toscananarrativesynopsis.htm
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Woman's Jewelry Association
To empower women
to achieve their highest goals in the international jewelry, watch and
related businesses.
http://www.womensjewelry.org/
www.larkbooks.com/submissions/ArtistEntryForm-Plastic.asp.
kperez@contemporarycrafts.org;
(503) 223-2654;
www.contemporarycrafts.org/twa.pdf.
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Mendocino

FRED BALL'S EXPERIMENTAL ENAMELING TECHNIQUES
August 22 – 25, 2011 (9:30 am – 4:30 pm)
Instructor: Judy Stone

SUCCESSFUL
JEWELRY CASTING & MOLDMAKING
August 29 – September 2, 2011 (9:30 am – 4:30 pm)
Instructor: Jeff Georgantes
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San Diego
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San Francisco
Revere Academy of Jewelry
Arts San Francisco, California
http://www.revereacademy.com/
Each year we offer a sampling of
student work from university and
art schools around the country.
Here is a sampling of work from
Miami University,
University of Kansas,
Savannah College of Art and
Design,
Cranbrook,
East Carolina University,
California College of the Arts,
and the
University of Washingon.
Have a look. The Art Jewelry Forum is a non-profit organization focused on
contemporary artist made
jewelry. The art jewelry
community is vibrant, yet small.
Through AJF our members promote
jewelers, support galleries,
assist museums, and encourage
collectors — old and new. We
invite you to join us.
http://www.artjewelryforum.org/home/148
Idyllwild Located
at an elevation of 5,000 feet on the western slopes
of California’s San Jacinto Mountains, Idyllwild’s
campus is naturally beautiful, complete with alpine
forests, mountains, and meadows. Remote from urban
distractions, it is still just 2.5 hours by car from
Los Angles or San Diego. Visitors can take advantage
of Idyllwild’s broad choice of recreational
activities on-campus, or by visiting the nearby town
of Idyllwild, with its restaurants, specialty shops,
and art galleries.
Metals
Week
http://www.idyllwildarts.org/summer/programs/adult_arts_center/metalsweek/metals_week.html
Overview
Metals Week
2010 is designed to be a week of creative and
social renewal where you can relearn how to be open
to learning and seeing from a creative perspective.
You will be working with master instructors in an
environment that encourages opportunities to test
ideas, try new techniques and create work as well as
network and exchange ideas with others jewelers and
metalsmiths. Whether you come to learn new skills or
enhance the skills and techniques you already know,
you will have the opportunity to grow as an artist
in metal.
This week of intensive metals
studies will begin on Sunday, June 27 and run
through Thursday, July 1. You will have the
opportunity to work with one of six outstanding
jewelers/metalsmiths – but in addition, you will
have the opportunity to sign up for two
lecture/demos from other instructors teaching during
the week. This is a time for you to attend a
lecture/demo, examine samples, ask questions and
visit with instructors teaching other Metals Week
workshops. This schedule offers the opportunity of a
rich and well-rounded experience with intensive
studies focusing in the area and with the instructor
you have chosen.
Class size is limited to allow
for maximum interaction among participants and with
the instructors. The metals studios are equipped
with torches and large equipment as needed for the
classes. A comprehensive list of items students will
need to bring will be sent upon registration.
Etching
- Deborah E. Love Jemmott
Forging Neck
Collars, Pendants & Slides
- Fred Zweig
Resin Inlay
- Karen Christians
Sculpted Bezels &
Non-Traditional Stone Settings
- Pauline Warg
Trapping Found
Objects -
Joanna Gollberg
Tool Making &
Alterations
- Val Link
http://www.idyllwildarts.org
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Connecticut
Brookfield
See the complete list of interesting
workshops at
http://www.brookfieldcraftcenter.org/
http://www.brookfieldcraftcenter.org/calendar.html
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New Haven
For more
information, call 203-562-4927 or visit
online.
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Workshops in Jewelry
Wesleyan
Potters,
Middletown,
Connecticut
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Florida
Miamidesign
Design Miami/Basel
The Global Forum for Design Hall 5, Basel, Switzerland
www.info@miami.com
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West Palm Beach
Armory Art Center
Jewelry/Glass/Metals
ADVANCED
FUSED GLASS
This course
will explore advanced
techniques in warm glass.
Students will work on
projects of their own to
create a body of work. Solid
knowledge of glass cutting
techniques and all cold
working apparatus is
required.
J14.2a Fall 2
2011Tuesday 9:30 AM - 12:30
PM, October 25-December 13 -
Camille Perrin
J14.4a
Fall 2 2011 Thursday 9:30 AM
- 12:30 PM, October
27-December 15 - Camille
Perrin
BEGINNING
FUSED GLASS
This course
will introduce students to
both beginning fusing and
glass jewelry. Students will
learn techniques that will
help them to develop their
own body of work. Materials
for this course can be
purchased through
Brightwater Farms at
561-386-1313.
J12.2b Fall 2
2011 Tuesday 1:30 PM - 4:30
PM, October 25-December 13 -
Camille Perrin
J12.4b Fall 2
2011 Thursday 1:30 PM - 4:30
PM, October 27-December 15 -
Camille Perrin
INDEPENDENT
GLASS STUDIO
For current
students who would like a
more intense studio
experience, individual
projects will be developed,
advanced techniques explored
in a smaller, more private
studio setting. Available
Saturdays to be announced
with class time and lab fee
to be paid by the week.
J16.1a Fall 2
2011 Monday 9:30 AM - 12:30
PM, October 24-December 12 -
Camille Perrin
INTERMEDIATE
SILVERSMITHING LEVEL 1
This class
will continue to build on
the skills and techniques
students have learned in
Introduction to
Silversmithing. Additional
techniques, such as tube
setting, roll printing,
soldering findings, making a
step bezel, stamping, and
more will be introduced.
Projects may include a ring
with bezel set stone, stud
earrings with faceted
stones, and/or a culf-style
bracelet. While some tools
are supplied by the school,
students are expected to
bring their own hand-tools
and supplies.
J5.3a Fall 2
2011 Wednesday 9:30 AM -
12:30 PM, October
26-December 14 - Joe Korth
INTERMEDIATE
TO ADVANCED JEWELRY MAKING
The purpose
of this course is tho help
advanced jewelry students
expand their capabilities
from the master bench
jewelers perspective.
J5.5a Fall 2
2011 Friday 9:30 AM - 12:30
PM, October 28-December 16 -
Jose Cancio
INTRODUCTION
TO SILVERSMITHING
This
important class introduces
the student to the art of
jewelry making through the
proper use of hand tools,
torches, flex shafts,
polishers and more. Through
personal instruction, close
up demonstrations and hands
on experience, the student
will learn how to lay out,
drill, pierce, file, form,
solder and polish sterling
silver. All of these
metalsmithing techniques
will be applicable not only
to sterling silver but also
to brass and copper.
Projects may include a cigar
band ring with overlay
and/or a pendant with
cabochon stone. While some
tools are supplied but the
school, students are
expected to bring their own
hand tools and supplies.
J5.1a Fall 2
2011 Monday 9:30 AM - 12:30
PM, October 24-December 12 -
Joe Korth
PROJECT-A-WEEK
This will be
a fun and productive class
for students comfortable
with basic silversmithing
techniques. This class will
be devoted to a new and
exciting project which
students will finish quickly
within one class period. The
focus will be on production
techniques and creativity
within simplicity. Some new
techniques will be
introduced as well, possibly
including sandblasting and
Keumboo. While some tools
are supplied by the school,
students are expected to
bring their own hand tools
and supplies.
J5.4a Fall 2
2011 Thursday 9:30 AM -
12:30 PM, October
27-December 15 - Joe Korth
SATURDAYS ARE
FOR FUSING
For fusing
enthusiasts who cannot
attend weekday classes. Come
and enjoy Saturday fusing
class! All levels are
welcome. For available
Saturdays, call the
Registrar...(561) 832-1776 x
33.
J17.6a Fall 2
2011 Saturday 9:30 AM -
12:30 PM - Camille Perrin
METAL
SCULPTURE
This class
will focus on modern
fabrication techniques as
they are related to metal
sculpture. In addition,
there will be an
introduction to the basics
of hand forging, a technique
blacksmiths have used for
centuries. Students will
cut, forge, shape and weld
steel or copper to create
sculptures of their design.
Students are asked to
contact the instructor prior
to the start of class to
discuss their designs.
S3.3C Fall 2
2011 Wednesday 6:00 PM- 9:00
PM, October 26-December 14 -
Sue Lampert
WAX 101:
FUNDAMENTALS OF BRONZE
CASTING
Explore
working directly in wax to
create a one of a kind
sculpture that can be cast
in bronze through the
Atelier department
(additional fees apply).
Learn how to manipulate wax
from a liquid state to a
solid state using wax
working tools. Discover the
techniques of working in wax
to understand more about the
working of a bronze foundry.
S10.4c Fall 2
2011 Thursday 6:00 PM - 9:00
PM, October 27-December 15
Two- to five-day workshops in varous
media. For details, call 561-832-1776,
ex 33, or visit online.
http://www.armoryart.org/adult
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Georgia
Atlanta
Atlanta Art
Worx Jewelry | Metal Arts
Center
offers
students an authentic,
working metalsmithing studio
experience where they can
learn and perfect their
skills in silversmithing and
other aspects of
jewelry/metal arts. As a
studio dedicated to jewelry
and metal arts our focus is
strictly on silversmithing
and other techniques and
skills centered around
working with metal. Our cozy
studio offers a place to
foster creativity and
imagination, collaborate,
and create magnificent art.
With a low student teacher
ratio our classes offer
personal attention and one
on one instruction. Private
lessons are also available
to accommodate different
learning styles and
schedules!
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Indiana
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Minnesota
North House Folk School,
For additional information, visit online or
call 218-387-9762.
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New
Jersey
Demarest
Art School at Old Church
Center Gallery:
The Art School at Old Church was established in
1974 as a non-profit, nonsectarian cultural resource center. A band of
artists and friends seeking to start a community art school saw promise in
the ruined structure of a 19th century church building. Through their hard
work and dedication, the group transformed the old church into a center
for artistic learning and enrichment. Today, the Art School continues to
offer educational and cultural experiences that enrich the quality of life
in the local and regional community.
Our Mission
The mission of the Art School at Old Church is to
improve the quality of life in the community and region through educational
and cultural offerings.
http://www.occcartschool.org/
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North Carolina
Hendersonville
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The Sawtooth School for Visual Art in
Winston-Salem NC has announced its fall
schedule of weekly classes and weekend
workshops. The Fall session runs from
September 14 through December 7 and features
classes and workshops in pottery, fibers,
drawing/painting, metals, glass, photography
and wood. Weekly classes meet once per week
for a duration of 3 to 9 weeks. Weekend
(one and two-day) workshops featuring
Sawtooth faculty and visiting artists will
take place in glassblowing, jewelry-making,
screen-printing, handmade journals, pottery,
Precious Metal Clay and mosaics. For more
information or to register, phone Sawtooth
School at 336 723-7395 weekdays or visit
online.
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Little Switzerland
Wildacres Retreat Center
Charles Pinckney, local metals artist, will
teach three workshops this summer.
The last week of June he will teach at Wildacres Retreat in NC for
the Florida Society of Goldsmiths.
For the first week of August, Touchstone Center for Crafts in
Farmington, PA has requested that he teach
Small Sculpture Design and Fabrication.
The three courses will explore aspects of design and the concept of
art as oral tradition using traditional metal techniques combined with
surface embellishment and natural materials to fabricate small wearable
objects.
You can find more information about the workshops at these websites:
http://www.wildacres.org/,
http://www.touchstonecrafts.com
and http://www.arrowmont.org.
Charles Pinckney
has been accepted into the
Carolina Designer Craftsmen Guild.
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Pennsylvania
Farmington
Charles Pinckney, local metals artist, will
teach three workshops this summer.
The last week of June he will teach at Wildacres Retreat in NC for
the Florida Society of Goldsmiths.
For the first week of August, Touchstone Center for Crafts in
Farmington, PA has requested that he teach
Small Sculpture Design and Fabrication.
The three courses will explore aspects of design and the concept of
art as oral tradition using traditional metal techniques combined with
surface embellishment and natural materials to fabricate small wearable
objects.
You can find more information about the workshops at these websites:
http://www.wildacres.org/,
http://www.touchstonecrafts.com
and http://www.arrowmont.org.
Charles Pinckney
has been accepted into the
Carolina Designer Craftsmen Guild.
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Rhode Island
Warwick
http://www.najaappraisers.com/html/conferences.html
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Tennessee
Gatlinburg
Charles Pinckney, local metals artist, will
teach three workshops this summer.
The last week of June he will teach at Wildacres Retreat in NC for
the Florida Society of Goldsmiths.
For the first week of August, Touchstone Center for Crafts in
Farmington, PA has requested that he teach
Small Sculpture Design and Fabrication.
The three courses will explore aspects of design and the concept of
art as oral tradition using traditional metal techniques combined with
surface embellishment and natural materials to fabricate small wearable
objects.
You can find more information about the workshops at these websites:
http://www.wildacres.org/,
http://www.touchstonecrafts.com
and http://www.arrowmont.org.
Charles Pinckney
has been accepted into the
Carolina Designer Craftsmen Guild.
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Memphis
http://www.metalmuseum.org/
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Washington
Milwaukee
For more information call
414-229-4308 or visit online.
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Seattle
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England
London
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Belgium
Brussels
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Mrs Martine D'Haeseleer
Antique SilverWare
Belgian, European Continental,
English and American
Authentification - Expertise - Appraisal
Intermediary - Consulting
www.silverbel.com
Isla
de Tenerife - Islas Canarias
TELF: 0034/ 922 81 40 39
Mob-Mov: 0034/ 620 683 407________________________________
Mexico
Alamos
Alamos Silver Festival
For more information and complete festival itinerary, visit
www.haciendadelossantos.com
Hacienda
Happenings
Hacienda de los Santos Resort and Spa
Toll Free 1-888-777-0142 •
njswick@aol.com
Download pdf file:
http://www.modernsilver.com/Alamos Silver Festival.pdf
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