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March 2008 | Evey issue of Art Jewelry gives you: - Step-by-step instructions to teach you how to make beautiful pieces of jewelry
- Full color photos to get you inspired by others' work
- Artist interviews where you'll learn about the artists' motivation and inspiration
- Plus exclusive online access to download jewelry projects, post photos of your own work in the Subscriber Gallery, and read reviews of products tested by the editors
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Looking for Downloadable Projects? Click here to view and purchase projects found in the
March 2008 issue.
Features Midwestern Renaissance By
Hazel L. Wheaton While metal-arts programs across the country are facing budget cuts and closures, the faculty at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee are leveraging a creative approach and a receptive community to make their metals program grow. |
pg. 28 |
A Conversation with Jack da Silva The founder of the MAKER school talks about the current state of education and his own history. |
pg. 34 |
What is a Teaching Artist By
Kristin Sutter A career move that will allow you to make money, make a difference, and keep making your own art. |
pg. 38 |
Cross-pollination Cultivate a variety of techniques to build a hybrid pod pendant. |
pg. 50 |
Wire Symmetry Made Easy By
Addie Kidd Shape your leaf forms two at a time to make perfectly matched pairs. |
pg. 57 |
Fahrenheit 650º: The temperature at which keum-boo fuses Fuse silver to silver and fuse gold to silver to make a seamless sphere. |
pg. 62 |
No-Fuss Enamels By
Pam East, Jane Levy Your paint: watercolor enamels
Your canvas: steel
Your frame: metal clay |
pg. 69 |
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Howard Siegel Use basic fusing and simple wireworking to create a classic silver chain. |
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Departments From the Editor: Hazel Wheaton Contributors: About Our Artists & Writers Reader Forum Your letters, your questions and our answers. Book and Media Reviews Which to buy, which to read, and which to avoid. Product Reviews What's new on the market and what's worth adding to the workbench. Gallery A collection of pieces to intrigue and inspire you. Basics Demonstrations and definitions of beginning jewelry-making techniques needed for the projects in this issue. Contacts and Suppliers Where to contact the artists and find the materials and tools used in this issue. Shows & Workshops A listing of events throughout the U.S. Beyond Jewelry Marie Frances Quinn's Greenhouse: a copper flower with a twist, created using jewelry-making techniques.
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