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Ashely Brodie, brooch, David Huang, east carolina university, ECU, Jean Campbell, Ken Bova, Masako Onodera, Renee Zettle-Sterling
While researching and trying to post posts on many things that are happening right now (jewellery-wise of course), a different kind of “thing” came to my attention (thank you Lisette).
ECU Metals Symposium Material Topics
It seems that all the way over at the US of A they’ll be having quite a cosy weekend with lots of coffee and food interrupted by workshops and lectures on (mainly) jewellery making. Here are some of the things that will be happening at the student organized 2012 “Material Topics” Symposium, sponsored by East Carolina University (13-16.01.2012).
- Workshops on “Metal and Clay”, “Elegant Connections”, “Basic Micro Forming” , “Fibersmithing”, “Exploring Process”
- Talks and lectures on “Things and Thingness”, “Ordinary Material-Extraordinary Jewelry”, “Vessel Chasing and Micro Finishing Wax”
- Seminars on Professional Development
Find out more about the schedule and the presenters at their blog.
Renee Zettle-Sterling - "Objects of Mourning" (2009-2010). Brooch
Jean Campbell - Peyote buttons necklace.
- Ashley Brodie – Ring.
David Huang - Vessels
- Masako Onodera – “Eruption”, brooch. Found objects, dyed wool.
- Ken Bova – “Gleam Revisited” (2010). Brooch. Sterling, 23K gold leaf, candy warpper, butterfly wings, acrylic, dried flower.
No photos were downloaded or copied. They are direct links to the respective web sites.
