
"Start Something" Charms by Becky McDonah
'Iron-Clad, Polka-Dot, Heart-Charms by Tedd McDonah
Fin Charm by Angela Bubash


Cysts and Symmetries Charm by Vina Rust

Her Charming Smile Charm by Margaux Lange

Cast Crystals Charm by Sarah West

'Iron-Clad, Polka-Dot, Heart-Charms by Tedd McDonah




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Field Work: A Traveling Exhibition at the Harry Wood Gallery from
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Highlighting the finest in contemporary crafts from across the country, Mesa Contemporary Arts' Annual Contemporary Crafts exhibition has become a benchmark for innovation and quality. Representative of traditional craft mediums including ceramics, fibers, basketry, metals, wood, glass, jewelry, papermaking and book arts, this exhibition showcases 47 artworks by 37 artists, representing 18 states.
Friday, Jan 21, 2011 (6-8pm)
Free and Open to the Public!
- 6:30pm Artist Talk by Stephanie Trenchard
- Musical Entertainment by Tommy Eggleston Trio
Light Refreshments and Cash Bar- Light Refreshments and Cash Bar
Premiering Exhibitions:
32nd Annual Contemporary Crafts
A national juried exhibition of all craft media
Jan 21-Mar 6
Memory is a Strange Bell--
Stephanie Trenchard
Narratives in Sand Cast Glass
Jan 21-Mar13
Mesa Contemporary Arts at Mesa Arts Center
One East Mesa, Downtown Mesa, Arizona
480-644-6567
MesaArtsCenter.com
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My work will be included in the upcoming Lark Publication, 500 Silver Jewelry Designs, available for pre-order now on Amazon.com. Check it out here. It should be out sometime this spring...I can't wait to see it!
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In case you haven't seen it, I'm in the "Voices" section of the current (dec/jan) issue of American Craft Magazine. And I know I've been terrible about updating lately...I promise lots of posts are on the way!

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A while back I posted about a new production line I was developing to be released this fall. Well...my trip this summer kind of threw that off track and I wasn't able to release the new line on time. I am much closer to having the line complete now and hope to release it this spring. I decided to debut a select number of pieces from the new line at the art fair at mesa art center tomorrow. They won't be available in my etsy shop or anywhere else for a while yet, so if you want them, come to mesa art center this weekend! See details in post below.
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Last Night, Thursday, Nov. 18, 2010 at 7 p.m, the Small Metals Big Ideas exhibition currently at Night Gallery was featured on PBS Channel 8, Arizona ArtBeat.
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(The necklaces I posted yesterday are in this show)
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So...I'm ashamed to say that it has been more than 6 months since my thesis show and I am just now finally finishing some new pieces (I haven't made a single thing since my show besides teaching samples!!!). It really seems like my show was just yesterday, but when I count back the months its embarrassing! After my show it seemed all I could do to just make it to graduation...summer followed and I started teaching, and then I took my trip...and now its 6 months later! Eek. Well anyway, here are some new pieces I just finished up this week. It feels good to be back in the saddle!
You may or may not remember, but a few months back I scored this awesome lot of antique hardware on ebay. Well, these five necklaces I just finished are all made with these old antique wood drawer pulls. I sand off the old paint, inlay them with silver wire, make some pretty chains to hang them on and many many hours of labor later, here they are!
"Worn" Series


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