may now watch the video online in the Member Resources section. Login to your guild account then navigate to the Member Resources page.
Bob Rush demonstrated reverse intaglio carving into stone, custom tool making and the use of those tools.
If you registered for the free online seminar, check your email for the presentation which includes the tools and supply list, and links to 4 of Bob Rush’s Bench Tip articles for Rock & Gem magazine. The email you received on March 17, 2024 includes the video link.
Come meet other metal artists at our FREE annual Winter Gathering and enjoy the presentation by Artist/Educator Curtis Hidemasa Arima Sunday January 28, 2024 scroll down for details
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Sunday, JANUARY 28, 2024 FREE Winter Meeting and Potluck Party 1 – 4 pm @ The Elks Lodge, Watsonville, CA Ample FREE parking!
Join us for good food, fellowship, and an informative talk by artist and educator Curtis Hidemasa Arima who will give a presentation on Sustaining Multiple Art Practices.
Mr. Arima’s philosophy includes being a thinking and environmentally caring artist. He currently teaches in the Jewelry/Metal Arts Program Core and Pre-College program at the California College of the Arts in San Francisco, CA. Learn more about Mr. Arima.
When registering, enter the total # of people (up to 3), including yourself.
Bring a potluck dish to share with serving utensil(s)
You are welcome to attend without bringing a dish.
Please label your dish if you have made a special type (vegan, vegetarian, kosher, gluten-free, paleo, etc.) so others know they can partake. If a dish includes nuts or shellfish, please label the dish accordingly. You may use blue tape and a marker to label the dish.
The guild will provide water, eating utensils, paper plates, and napkins.
Did you miss the annual Winter Gathering on Sunday January 22, 2023?
Would you like to watch the entertaining and informative talk by Susan Kingsley, guild member, author of Hydraulic Die Forming for Jewelers and Metalsmiths, and co-founder of Ethical Metalsmiths?
Susan Kingsley, a visual artist working with hands-on processes. As a metalsmith, she created physical objects that reflect her commitment to craft. Susan brought copies of her book to sell in person.
Making jewelry led her to thinking about how social and cultural values are communicated by “things,” how personal objects shape our lives and reflect our beliefs. She enjoys making art that challenges the status quo, often with irony and paradox.
Susan’s work has been exhibited and published in the United States, Canada and Europe. She’s authored articles on craft, culture and environmental issues and written the technical book, Hydraulic Die Forming for Jewelers and Metalsmiths.
Susan’s work has been exhibited and published in the United States, Canada and Europe. She’s authored articles on craft, culture and environmental issues and written a technical book, Hydraulic Die Forming for Jewelers and Metalsmiths.
Susan taught jewelry and metalsmithing at Monterey Peninsula College and has conducted numerous workshops on die forming throughout the United States and Canada.
In 2006 Susan co-founded the non-profit organization, Ethical Metalsmiths, whose mission is to promote responsible jewelry practices through education, connection and action.
The 2023 Winter Party was held at the Haute Enchilada Social Club & Gallery, 7902 Moss Landing Rd, Moss Landing, CA 95039-9657
Check back for details on the second session of our Photography for Metal Arts series which will cover best known practices for metal art photography using a smart phone