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San Mateo, California
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My work begins with post-consumer material diverted from a destiny as trash. Revitalized from the mundane, these recycled tin containers are deconstructed, cut, folded and reassembled into the extraordinary. This metal may not be as precious as gold or silver, but in many ways reveals more about the values of our society. Does value exist within the craftsmanship, by who made it, or by what materials are used? Or is value created through mass-marketing and mass-consumption?
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Wonderful stuff! And beautifully presented. I adore the grass piece, and your jewelry is just terrific. May I add a link to your website on my blog about using recycled materials in art - http://beyondgarbage.wordpress.com ?
This is a fledgling group project, and I'm giving it a year before I worry too much about the momentum. Mostly it's an excuse to play (rather than produce). I know I get caught up in inventory production when I really need to take a break and experiment a bit more. This nudge doesn't always work, but it's nice to be reminded that play is important and that not everything we make has to be "finished" or "good" according to anyone's calculations. You are welcome to join in the experimentation (or just be on the tickle email list to know which materials we use every two months).
Your work is fabulous and directly connects with the type of thing we are aiming for in the project. Your information about copyright, etc., is quite useful as well.
Hi Harriete. Thank you for adding me to your friends list. I admire your work for years. Its good to see our "Recycling Community" grow more and more. Trash to Treasure rulez! :-)
thank you harriete. your work is truly wonderful: full of colour and with such a good message! i've worked with recycled tin quite a bit, the many very sharp edges make it a very difficult material to work with but hey... who doesn't love a challenge?! thank you for adding me as a friend. carolina
Thank you for your interest in my work. I'm a long time admirer of your creativity and support in the community of metalsmiths. Like you I look for messages to insert into the design and aesthetic of my work to stretch the concept of 'wearable art' into a more meaningful and thoughtful realms.
I welcome any observations or comments. More of my work is online at: www.noelleicht.com.
There is a upcoming show that is looking for crafters at the Olive Hyde Art Gallery in Fremont, I will be part of this show and the curator, Gloria Kim ask me if I knew of any other crafters. She is at kimglo@gmail.com
Thanks for the add Harriete - I'm pleased that you see Australia in my work - I try to express place directly or indirectly in most of my work - using the ideas of ecoregionalism and landscape memoir. Thanks again
Ross
Harriete, thank you for the welcome. Looking forward to exploring your blog posts and getting to know more of Crafthaus. Coincidentally, I just returned from your part of the world! I was in San Jose and San Francisco for a few days, for the first time.
Thanks for the welcome, Harriete! I'm looking forward to some time tomorrow morning over coffee to read some of your posts after having just skimmed them.
Hi Harriete, thank you for welcoming me at crafthaus. I am very happy to be part of this and i am looking forward to some interesting chatts.
All the best
Marianne
Thanks for the friend invite. I am very new at this and have not sat down to really figure it all out. As you can see, I can't even get my picture upright!
linnie mclarty
Thanks for befriending me.
Warmest,
Linnie
Feb 7, 2010
Miriam Rowe
Mar 15, 2010
Jessica Beels
This is a fledgling group project, and I'm giving it a year before I worry too much about the momentum. Mostly it's an excuse to play (rather than produce). I know I get caught up in inventory production when I really need to take a break and experiment a bit more. This nudge doesn't always work, but it's nice to be reminded that play is important and that not everything we make has to be "finished" or "good" according to anyone's calculations. You are welcome to join in the experimentation (or just be on the tickle email list to know which materials we use every two months).
Your work is fabulous and directly connects with the type of thing we are aiming for in the project. Your information about copyright, etc., is quite useful as well.
Thanks!
Jessica
Mar 21, 2010
Jessica Beels
Mar 21, 2010
Brigitte Martin
Enjoy crafthaus !
Apr 11, 2010
Rickson
Rickson
May 5, 2010
Anthony Scheffler
Anthony
May 23, 2010
Andrew Kuebeck
Jun 27, 2010
Annie Tung
Annie
Jul 3, 2010
Alison Greer Pack
You are always such a positive source of encouragement!
Jul 11, 2010
Brigitte Martin
Jul 26, 2010
Randy Long
Aug 28, 2010
nisa blackmon
Sep 6, 2010
Cappy Counard
Oct 25, 2010
Christine Norton
Nov 14, 2010
Gabrielle Kunze
Nov 27, 2010
kerianne quick
Dec 6, 2010
carolina apolonia
thank you harriete. your work is truly wonderful: full of colour and with such a good message! i've worked with recycled tin quite a bit, the many very sharp edges make it a very difficult material to work with but hey... who doesn't love a challenge?! thank you for adding me as a friend. carolina
Dec 13, 2010
Damia Smith
Thanks for the add. No I am not a student of Marjorie Schick, but I enjoy her work and I did go to school at SIUE with some of her students.
Dec 20, 2010
noel leicht
Thank you for your interest in my work. I'm a long time admirer of your creativity and support in the community of metalsmiths. Like you I look for messages to insert into the design and aesthetic of my work to stretch the concept of 'wearable art' into a more meaningful and thoughtful realms.
I welcome any observations or comments. More of my work is online at: www.noelleicht.com.
Warm regards,
noel leicht
noliware studio
st. louis, mo
nolilite@sbcglobal.net
Regards
Jan 9, 2011
alice simpson
Hi Harriet,
Your teapots knocked my checkerboard socks off!
Every one made me smile and WANT, WANT, WANT- -
in direct contradiction to your artist statement!
Great imagination and eye for materials, color and design,
and, I assume, a sense of humor along with it all!
Feb 17, 2011
Alanna DeRocchi
Mar 5, 2011
Margaret R Schindel
Apr 21, 2011
Larry Berger
There is a upcoming show that is looking for crafters at the Olive Hyde Art Gallery in Fremont, I will be part of this show and the curator, Gloria Kim ask me if I knew of any other crafters. She is at kimglo@gmail.com
May 11, 2011
Sandra Murray
Thank you Harriete!
Jun 11, 2011
Dawn M. Miller
Thanks so much for your kind words! They mean a great deal to me.
Dawn
Jul 15, 2011
Ross Annels
Ross
Jul 25, 2011
Suzanne Golden
Hi Harriete.....I'm so delighted to have joined and to "see" you again.
Sep 1, 2011
Grace Page
Thank you Harriete. I need to get working on my page so I'm more than just a face! Very excited to have joined crafthaus. Love your work by the way!
Grace
Nov 30, 2011
Stephen Yusko
Well done with your article in American Craft.
Nov 30, 2011
Ryder Richards
Hey Harriete, thanks for the welcome to crafthaus. Dig you pieces.
Dec 7, 2011
Cami Ruh Clemo
Hi Harriete,
Thank you for the crafthaus welcome, I was lucky enough to take a workshop from you a few years back at Boise State University.
Jan 9, 2012
SOOHYE PARK
Hello Herriet
Thank you for adding me as your friend. Very nice to meet you
Mar 2, 2012
elizabeth j. hadley
hi harriete! thanks for the warm welcome. it's wonderful to see you -- and your beautiful work -- on here.
take care!
Mar 6, 2012
Renata Fojtikova
Hello Hariette! Thank you for offering me your friendship within this interesting network.
Will be adding more images to my page soon. Cheers Renata
Mar 20, 2012
Daniel Evan Schwartz
Apr 24, 2012
Erin Knisley
Thank you for adding me as a friend!
May 2, 2012
Jill Baker Gower
Thanks Harriete! I'm happy to be featured! :)
May 4, 2012
Elena Rosenberg
Harriete, thank you for the welcome. Looking forward to exploring your blog posts and getting to know more of Crafthaus. Coincidentally, I just returned from your part of the world! I was in San Jose and San Francisco for a few days, for the first time.
Jun 19, 2012
Courtney Denise Lipson
Thanks for the welcome, Harriete! I'm looking forward to some time tomorrow morning over coffee to read some of your posts after having just skimmed them.
Jul 31, 2012
Brigitte Martin
Enjoy Crafthaus, participate often!
Aug 3, 2012
Shaya Durbin
Hi Harriete, I am a MAG member. Hope to see you at the picnic!
Aug 6, 2012
Dr. Batsheva Gillat
Thank you for taking your time to look at my at pieces.
I look forward to many interesting friendly conversations.
Delighted to be your friend.
Oct 6, 2012
Marianne Cornelius
All the best
Marianne
Oct 26, 2012
Gigi Mariani
thanks, pleasure it's mine :)
Dec 15, 2012
Brigitte Martin
Harriete,
Maybe you'd be interested to share your insight into last week"s symposium as well?
http://crafthaus.ning.com/profiles/blogs/craft-forward-ing?xg_sourc...
Mar 10, 2013
Judy H Morgan
Thank you for your welcome to Crafthaus. I am looking forward to learning from your wealth of knowledge!
Mar 13, 2013
Jessica Todd
Thank you so much! I'm such a huge fan of your work and your writing. - Jessica
Mar 22, 2013
Kimberly Becker
Oct 26, 2013
Roxy Lentz
Thanks Harriete!
Apr 22, 2015