i ran across this picture of cold connected brooches somewhere, forgive me for not having the proper credits. i love the inegnious way of adding the clasp on these. fantastic design.
i made a new ring last week. i love it! an experiment in color, once again, but sparkly colors that seem to work well together.
i found out last week that Mobilia Gallery in Cambridge will be representing my work at SOFA NY 2009 in april. i am super excited about this! i will be making about 5 large pieces for the show, which fits into my schedule perfectly. jamie and i also decided that we will go up for the opening, new papoose in arms! so we'll stay a couple of days, get to see the show, see my uncle victor, and take a practice trip with the babe. i have already begun making the work, and think it's going to turn out great. i'm super grateful for the opportunity to show my work in such an incredible venue. i have to give thanks also to my studio mate, geoff giles, for recommending my work to Mobilia.
here's a toilet for you. one that burns the refuse and turns it into ash. pretty nifty, wonder why it didn't take off commercially? when i was in india at the toilet museum in delhi, they had a replica of one of these toilets, and the indian guide told me it turns the refuse into "ass". hilarious!
anyone know what happened to all the pre-fab neighborhoods that they showed in movies like E.T., Poltergeist, and The Outsiders? are they still around? what do they look like now?
hope you guys have a great weekend!
fermelenge!
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I wonder what the carbon footprint is from a toilet like this? Think of all the gases already associated with poop. Now burn it? :) Make sure the pilot light isn't on before you sit down!
I LOVE the new ring and want one! fun colors and love the chunky, cluster look!
Joanna, I am putting together a site for contemporary jewellery. It is not (another) social network for makers: but rather a "stage for handmade contemporary jewellery".
You are more than welcome to join and take part.
Please note that it takes a while before "the penny drops" and people understand that the project is made from a number of separate elements.
So far I have: added your Facebook page to the HCJ Projects' favourite pages, and added your site and blog to the "art jewellery search".
You can choose what type of member you want to become, either standard (where you add your content yourself!) or "assisted" where it is added for you.
Both member types can also be involved in voting on new member applications if they wish....
I guess I should shut up now, if you have any questions at all feel free to ask!
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