December 30, 2009- January 30, 2010Lynette AndreasenShadow Series 2
found silver platter, embroidery
Lynette AndreasenAZ4
copper, embroidery
Dixie DarlingFelt Ring #3
Brass, felted wool, found objects, glass beads, fresh water pearls, enamel paint
Dixie DarlingFelt RIng #4
Brass Felted wool, found objects, glass beads, enamel paint
This body of work slightly blurs the distinct line between metal and fiber in a whimsical and almost kitsch sort of way.
Jennifer MossObscured bracelet
glass, nylon, pearls, silk, silver
Jennifer MossBurst brooch
Felted wool, pearls, silver
Jieun LeeHuman Relationship
Ashley ErnstCuff
Ashley ErnestSilver, lace
Ashley ErnestSilver, lace
Tracy McAlister MackayTogether and apart
metal, paper collage, thread, digital photography
20cm x 20cm
Tracy McAlister MackayEucalyptus Family
metal, paper collage, thread
50cm x 50cm
Amanda E. StarkOrganix 2
Copper, sterling silver, bronze, glass, felt, citrine
Gary Schott
Felt Ring
aluminum, steel, needle-felted wool, paint
3.5cmx 3.5cm x 6.5cm
Gary SchottFelt Ring on body
Atticus AdamsSilver Lining
Vicky T. HuntHappy Horny Fungi
merino wool fiber, faux bone, sterling silver, natural raw diamond, UV resin
12cm above finger
David ChoiBone Brooch
bone, wood, silver, wool, steel wire
4 1/2" x 2 1/2" x 1 1/2"
Joan DullaRecreating Myself
Jill Baker GowerYellow Tutu brooch
silver, tulle
5.5" x5.5"x 1 1/2"
L.Sue SzaboRipple bracelet
Sterling Silver, mokume gane of nickel and copper, vintage metal beads, silk thread
Ricksonbronze, hair, resin
Miranda Lark MaherRat's Nest brooch
sterling silver, fine silver, human hair, dead mouse cast in shibuishi
Miranda Lark MaherRepudiated #3
felted wool, vintage enamel brooch parts
Jennifer Moss
Dent
Felted wool, gold foil, sterling silver
Laura WoodSweet Potato II
Sterling silver, paper, wax, color pencil
The title “Sweet Potato” can be taken literally, or as a term of endearment, alluding to intimacy. The materials used in this brooch illustrate the tender qualities of skin and the human body.
David ChoiUntitled brooch
wood, porcelain, silver, wool, steel wire
4 1/2", 2 1/2", 1 1/2"
Thea ClarkPollen brooch
Silver, needle and wet felted wool, peridot
Curator- Thea Clark
Thea Clark makes jewelry, combining fibers with metal for the last four years. Her work has exhibited nationally in galleries and museums, as well as at wholesale and retail fine craft shows. She teaches at the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey, Summit, NJ and at the Newark Museum. In 2008 she founded the New Jersey Metal Arts Guild.
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