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Lapidary
Journal/Jewelry Artist, August 2009
Building an Online Following
A new wave of jewelry artists is setting up shop online, navigating
a rapidly evolving network of virtual marketing and selling. Here
are a few tips for selling handmade goods online, including Etsy,
1000 Markets, and Trunkt. [Available for reprint]
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Lapidary Journal/Jewelry Artist, March 2009
Graphic Goldsmiths
Adding patterns to jewelry can be as easy as feeding a metal sheet
through a rolling mill or as complicated as making your own mokume
gane. A look at three studio jewelers who have mastered the art
of graphic jewelry design. [Available for reprint]
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Town
& Country, October 2008
Ultimate Access: Jewelry
If you could have the ultimate jewelry collection, what would it
look like? Here's one possibility: six pages of inspiration, expert
advice and eye candy.
[Download PDF]
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Jewelry
Artist, October 2008
Calder's Mobile Jewelry
Before he became famous for his giant mobiles, Alexander Calder
was making wearable versions and experimenting with wire wrapping
and found objects. [Available for reprint]
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Jewelry
Artist, July 2008
Three to See
A look at the jewelry of three young artists who are reinventing
fine jewelry by setting diamonds in meteorite and sewing beads into
perforated metal. [Available on request]
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JCK,
June 2008
Studio Jewelry Time
Recent exhibitions at major museums are renewing interest in mid-century
studio jewelry. Celeb designers like Stephen Webster pay tribute
to the radicals who inspired them. [Read
the article]
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JCK,
May 2008
Christie's Rides the Wave
Rahul Kadakia, head of the most successful department of the world's
most successful jewelry auctions, shares the secrets behind those
record-breaking sales. [Download
PDF]
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Jewelry
Artist, January 2008
Rock Stars
Sometimes the "art" in art jewelry is in the stone, not
the setting. A look at the distinctive styles of four of America's
most talented gem carvers. [Available for reprint]
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Art
& Antiques, September 2007
Sculptural Ornaments
Connoisseur Helen Drutt shares her discovery of avant garde
jewelry over the past 45 years in a comprehensive exhibition.
[Read the article]
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Jewelry
Artist, June 2007
Modernist Masters
A groundbreaking exhibit in Boston explores the roots of American
studio jewelry, when artists began making wearable Cubism and Surrealism.
[Available for reprint]
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US
Airways, May 2007
Museum Pieces
Frank Gehry came up with the idea of designing jewelry for Tiffany
& Co. as a way to fund his building projects. Introducing: wearable
Gehry. [Read
the article]
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Country
Living, December 2005
All That Glitters
For more than two decades, collector and dealer Ronna Lee Aikins
has sought out the sparkle of rhinestone jewelry, an exuberant and
affordable art form.
[Read the article]
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