Begin Again…transformation and the play behind art, mind, body and spirit

Coming Soon!

Cambridge Open Studios

April 26-27 noon-6pm

Art, Mind & Body: Spiritual Center and Art Gallery 

580 Cambridge Street 

Cambridge, MA 02141

The city of Cambridge will be supporting and showing off its artists.  I am fortunate enough to join them at a common venue to share my jewelry.  Both new and old will be there, exhibiting the transformation of a jeweler and her jewelry. 

Art, Mind & Body: Spiritual Center and Art Gallery 

could not be a better place for this artist to land for this exhibition.  The space supports her beliefs and practices intertwining them in the best format possible.  Stay tuned for classes to be offered through this space and other spaces.  This is the beginning of a new friendship.  

http://mobilia-gallery.com/emailnews/teapot-redefined-2011.html

Currently on exhibition: at Mobilia Gallery in Cambridge, MA

(My teapot is included in this wonderful exhibition)

The Teapot Redefined

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS:

Kate Anderson  Beth Blankenship  Rebecca Brown-Thompson  Ann Coddington  Emily Dvorin  Yael Friedman  Emily Garfield  Louise Hill  Jan Huling  Anna King  Al Krueger  Kathlyn Leighton  Jennifer Maestre

Donna Rhae Marder  Brooke Marks-Swanson  Dorothy McGuinness  Leah Meleski  Ellen Moon  Merrill Morrison  Sylvie Rosenthal  Lois Russell  Amanda Salm  Leslie Sills  Teresa Sullivan  Andrea Uravitch  Mallory Weston

 Radiant Energy
Teapot
Sterling Silver & Brass
2011

*each element of the teapot is made to be wearable: there are two bracelets, a brooch, a large pendant and the spout can hook onto a pair of earrings

sense of play, experimentation and freedom

Artist Joanne Huang remembers the days of playing, honoring a mix of materials, observations...

...and fun wearable creations

silver, paper mache, resin, black crystal

Gallery OPening...hands on artist talk

 

Sue Aygarn-Kowalski: Striking a Balance
Mobilia Gallery
cambridge, ma
 Private View and Artist Talk:

Saturday, February 13th, 2010, 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.  

Even better is that artist

Sue Aygarn-Kowalski will be striking a balance amongst her work as a performing artist and metalsmith.  She is working to unveil some of the curiosities of how precious metals are shaped and formed.

Tuesday, February 23rd through Saturday February 27th, 2010