Exhibitions
Tiny, Shiny, Big & Bold
Tiny Shiny
Big & Bold
March 7 - May 6
My piece “Gates of Negativity” made the show. I’m excited to get down there and see all the amazing pieces from my fellow jewelers and enamellists.
It’s a special collection of art from the advanced jewelry and enamel students of Glasselll School of Art.
Morton Gallery - 3rd Floor
5101 Montrose Blvd
Houston, TX 77006
Be sure to go see the show!
ALCHEMY6
ENAMELIST SOCIETY JURIED EXHIBITION
August 2 - September 2
Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts
Gatlinburg, Tennessee
September- October 2022
University of Arkansas
February 1 - April 15, 2023
Ohio Craft Museum
Columbus, Ohio
The Enamelist Society Biennial International Juried Exhibition "Alchemy," a term that refers to a seemingly magical power of transmutation as well as the ancient chemical philosophy of turning base metal into gold or silver, can apply to enamel as it is magically transformed by heat.
Alchemy6 is the 18th Biennial International Juried Enamel Exhibition, sponsored by The Enamelist Society. The Exhibitions highlight the best in contemporary enamels produced in the last 2 years. The International Juried Exhibition showcases the work of enamelists that demonstrate aesthetic and technical expertise.
111 pieces were selected from 72 artists.
MINIATURE TO MONUMENTAL
Clay-Jewelry –Enamel
Former & Current Glassell Students
October 21-February 5
Bucher Gallery, 2nd Floor
This exhibition explored the scale of works done in the clay, jewelry, metalsmithing and enamel media.
The artists in the exhibition are all former or current students at Glassell.
Glassell School
5101 Montrose Boulevard
Houston, TX 77006
Sawed, Soldered, Constructed
The Work of the Houston Metal Arts Guild
March 19-May 7
The Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
This past spring, Houston Center for Contemporary Craft presented Sawed, Soldered, Constructed: The Work of the Houston Metal Arts Guild, a juried member exhibition of the Houston-based guild comprised of jewelry and metal artists.
The exhibition, featuring works by 36 artists, celebrated the wide range of design, processes, and techniques used in contemporary jewelry and metalwork.
The Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
4848 Main St.
Houston, TX 77002