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American Craft Council Conference updates from Harriete Estel Berman and Emiko Oye from our blogs.
If you are unable to attend the American Craft Council (ACC) conference, "Creating a New Craft Culture," October 15-19, two SNAG /Crafthaus members will be blogging from the conference.
Harriete Estel Berman and Emiko Oye, will post their thoughts and observations as the conference investigates "the inherent tensions between craft as lifestyle and craft as livelihood."
For more information about the American Craft Council conference CLICK HERE TO LOOK at the entire program of speakers and panelists.
Subscribe to my blog so you don't miss updates about each lecture. www.askharriete.typepad.com
Emiko Oye will also be posting at www.blog.rewarestyle.com/
If you are at the Conference don't hesitate to find us and offer your opinions or post in our comments.
If you aren't at the Conference, let us know if you have any questions or comments you would like to share.
MORE INFORMATION BELOW:
Harriete Estel Berman
Blog: http://www.askharriete.typepad.com/
Harriete Estel Berman uses recycled tin cans to construct her artwork, ranging from jewelry and teacups to entire lawns of social commentary. Sculptures from the last 20 years include domestic appliances as a commentary on the roles of women in our society and the influence of advertising in our consumer society. Her work has been shown throughout the US, Europe and Africa. She is the author of the SNAG Professional Guidelines and a coordinator of SNAG's Professional Development Seminar.
Emiko Oye
Blog: http://blog.rewarestyle.com/
Inspired by haute couture and salvaged materials, Emiko creates one-of-a-kind, urban jewelry and sculptures from recycled materials in combination with precious metals and gemstones. Her jewelry strives to subtly transform the identity of everyday mundane objects to create new dialogues about our relationship with the environment and our culture. In her sculptural work alternative materials are utilized to spark discourse on current socio-political issues.
Harriete Estel Berman and Emiko Oye, will post their thoughts and observations as the conference investigates "the inherent tensions between craft as lifestyle and craft as livelihood."
For more information about the American Craft Council conference CLICK HERE TO LOOK at the entire program of speakers and panelists.
Subscribe to my blog so you don't miss updates about each lecture. www.askharriete.typepad.com
Emiko Oye will also be posting at www.blog.rewarestyle.com/
If you are at the Conference don't hesitate to find us and offer your opinions or post in our comments.
If you aren't at the Conference, let us know if you have any questions or comments you would like to share.
MORE INFORMATION BELOW:
Harriete Estel Berman
Blog: http://www.askharriete.typepad.com/
Harriete Estel Berman uses recycled tin cans to construct her artwork, ranging from jewelry and teacups to entire lawns of social commentary. Sculptures from the last 20 years include domestic appliances as a commentary on the roles of women in our society and the influence of advertising in our consumer society. Her work has been shown throughout the US, Europe and Africa. She is the author of the SNAG Professional Guidelines and a coordinator of SNAG's Professional Development Seminar.
Emiko Oye
Blog: http://blog.rewarestyle.com/
Inspired by haute couture and salvaged materials, Emiko creates one-of-a-kind, urban jewelry and sculptures from recycled materials in combination with precious metals and gemstones. Her jewelry strives to subtly transform the identity of everyday mundane objects to create new dialogues about our relationship with the environment and our culture. In her sculptural work alternative materials are utilized to spark discourse on current socio-political issues.
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