Another day, another photography battle. Good news is I am planning on a better light source. These will do for now but I sure will be happy when I can capture the texture of the paper appropriately. These are part of a collection of jewelry I will be sending to a show in North Carolina in August, details to come!
I got this hot card today for the upcoming show, Hot Under the Collar, curated by Liz Steiner. Amy Tavern and Bob Ebendorf were the guest jurors for this exhibition. I am pumped to be a part of this show and even more excited that I will be able to view the entire exhibition at the 2012 SNAG conference!
I hope to see you there!
I’ve been busy! For now, enjoy this pic gifted to me by friend and talented metalsmith Liz Steiner a while back when I was knee deep in Sweet potatoes! Still one of my favorites and always earns a slot on my wall, computer and all presentations!
Re-blogging this from A Thousand Facets:
I went to the SOFA exhibition today at the Armory in NYC. It was extremely interesting and introduced me to more amazing jewelry artists. It didn’t have as many jewelry galleries as I expected, but the ones that were there had great work.
After having a great time getting inspired with such…
Ahh, I cleaned my studio this weekend in preparation for the next few projects I have in mind. My creative process goes a little something like this: I clean, I piddle, I make a few things for people I care about, I write, and play a little more… Today I am researching the topic of shrines, amulets, and talisman pouches. I am getting ready to spend a little time in the paper studio, something I have not done in far too long!
A few days ago I was chatting with a friend and colleague about our beloved collections of things we made found and traded. In this conversation I mentioned how important I have found that keeping these items around me help me in understanding where I am in life and in my work. I used to keep old projects in a box in the closet or under the bed somewhere but in recent months I have found myself pulling everything out again and hanging them here and there. It may also pertain to the type of work I am doing these days but I can say that it has been therapeutic to see visually how my work has evolved and changed as I have.
Here is to a productive and creative spring!
If you have not been introduced to the upcoming show at Equinox Gallery in San Antonio, then here is your invitation! SPLURGE will be opening March 2nd in conjunction with Contemporary Art Month. There will be fourteen jewelry artists exhibiting work all $100 and under! This is going to be a terrific display of handmade art jewelry and believe me, you will want to leave with one of everything! I have posted a few sneak peek photos to tickle your senses, you will just have to pay us a visit to see the rest…
Equinox Gallery in La Villita, downtown San Antonio
418 Villita St. Bldg. 4
Calling all San Antonio and surrounding area artists!
I am currently working with La Villita in downtown San Antonio to curate artists for the La Villita First Friday Events. We would like to showcase the work of local artists working in a variety of media. As a resident of the Southwest School of Art, I know that there is an abundance of talent within the community of San Antonio, and we want to give you the opportunity to share your labor of love.
The booth fee is only $50!
If you are interested or know an artist that you would like to suggest, please contact me! laurawoodstudios@gmail.com
*Images taken from La Villita Website
Wow! Thanks Quirk Gallery for including me in the article that appears in the newest edition of American Craft Magazine! ACM Magazine interviewed the gals at Quirk to talk about how they are making it work and all the other wonderful things about this gallery. It is very cool to be a part of this…
You can buy these earrings at Quirk Gallery at the store or online!