This substantive, educational, and enjoyable exhibition celebrates an innovative maker renowned for his technical and aesthetic contributions to studio jewelry Curated by Rebecca Elliot, itRead More »Objects of Affection: Jewelry by Robert Ebendorf from the Porter • Price Collection
December 2024, Part 2 Right now, we all could use a treat. It feels good to get a terrific piece of art jewelry for ourselves while celebratingRead More »On Offer – Art Jewelry Forum
Today, we talking with Linda Peshkin, who recently created a new grant for makers of art jewelry. AJF’s Solo Exhibition Award will offer US$20,000 forRead More »“Solo Exhibition Award” Creator Linda Peshkin
AJF published 118 fascinating, reflective articles this year. That’s so many to choose from! Selecting the five articles most interesting ones was like asking whichRead More »Our Top 10 Articles of 2024
December 2024, Part 2 Art Jewelry Forum is pleased to share the news that members of our community find noteworthy. Is something missing? The successRead More »Have You Heard – Art Jewelry Forum
Today we interview the three jurors for AJF’s Solo Exhibition Award: Caroline Broadhead (from the UK), Grace Lai (NZ), and Mike Holmes (US). This prizeRead More »In Conversation with the Jurors for AJF’s Solo Exhibition Award
January 2025, Part 1 We all could use a treat right now. Besides, it feels good to get a terrific piece of art jewelry for ourselvesRead More »On Offer – Art Jewelry Forum
You’ve likely never visited Kazakhstan. You probably live at least 10,000 kilometers from Almaty, the largest city in the country, and may not even knowRead More »Chimings from the Steppes – Art Jewelry Forum
Lynchburg, VA, US—We are pleased to announce the transitions of some of our existing board members into positions of leadership: Marta Costa Reis as chairRead More »Art Jewelry Forum Board Transitions Leadership
Cameos have existed since ancient Egypt and play an essential role in the history of jewelry. In materials such as onyx, agate, or mother-of-pearl, whichRead More »Looking at the Cameothrough a Photographer’s Lens