ObjectFetish artist Lindsey Mann has written a “How To” book on coloring aluminium jewelry.
It is a great exploration into different techniques with explicit directions on how to color aluminium. It has lots of step by step photos for all you visual learners.
Don’t forget to check out Lindsey’s colorful work on ObjectFetish!
Imagine you are hand delivering your work to an exhibition. Most likely you’ll walk in to deliver your artwork and won’t know any one there. Then you hand your art and craft to a total stranger, and everyone is busy and excited. The staff may be inexperienced volunteers, but all are thrilled that you are participating. Ultimately, you turn around and walk away.
Whoa Nelly!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Did you get any documentation that you dropped off your work? Could you possibly remember who you spoke to during that frenzied morning?
Before you go, be prepared…..
Read more at ASK Harriete at: http://askharriete.typepad.com/ask_harriete/2010/08/plan-ahead-if-hand-delievering-your-work-to-an-exhibition-.html
Learn more at ASK Harriete
http://askharriete.typepad.com/ask_harriete/2010/08/shipping-boxes-for-art-or-craft-should-include-instructions.html
Harriete Estel Berman is featured in “Makers, A History of American Studio Craft”.
“Here is the first comprehensive survey of modern craft in the United States. Makers follows the development of studio craft–objects in fiber, clay, glass, wood, and metal–from its roots in nineteenth-century reform movements to the rich diversity of expression at the end of the twentieth century.”
Come take a look at Harriete’s. fabulous work.
Just uploaded new work. Some earrings from a limited edition. Go and have a look.
Bay Area artist Raissa Bump has great new work on ObjectFetish.
Come take a look, Raissa Bump.
Celebrate Earth Day 2010 in style with Harriete Estel Berman’s Flower Pin. Made 100% recycled tin in fashionable patterns and colors.
Check it out!
Don’t miss her work on the Spring Show.
All Wired Up
SDC Gallery
24 Rivington Street
London
EC2A 3DU
16.03.10 - 24.04.10
Joanne Haywood is showing some new pieces at the new show at SDC in London.
The “All Wired Up” exhibition will start on 16th Mar -24th April 2010. This exhibition will show: basketry, wire sculptures and woven effect artwork including jewellery.
Participating designers:
Anna King, Caroline Dear, Caroline Gregson, Clara Breen, Elizabeth Willis, Eva Seidenfaden, Hollie Wright, Jan Truman ,Joanne Haywood, Jonas Hasselrot, Margaret Crossley, Mary Butcher, Mel Day, Mette Jensen, Pip Weaser, Samantha Queen, Sarah Keay, Susan Horth, Tania Clarke Hall, Timea Sido.
Check out Harriete’s work in Lapidary Journal. It is a very interesting article on Intellectual Property.
Take a look at her new Champagne Bracelet on ObjectFetish. As delicious as the real thing.
