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Artisan
Jewelry Trunk Show
August 23-24, 2008
Sat. 10:30-4:30 | Sun. 10:30-Noon |
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ARTISAN JEWELRY TRUNK SHOW
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Liberty Square is pleased
to present acclaimed jewelry artisans and their work to our Board
Room and Art and Home Décor Center. A free wine tasting and selected
appetizers will be served from 2:30 p.m. until the end of the
show on Saturday. There will also be live piano music at selected
times on both afternoons.
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Amanda DeWitt, Liberty
Square's retail
manager, who is herself an artisan jeweler and silversmith, said
the two day trunk show at Liberty Square is worth visiting if
only to see the work of these internationally acclaimed artists.
Featured artists include:
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Carol Motty's jewelry has been featured on the covers of Vogue,
Glamour, Women's Wear Daily, New York Magazine and other well known
publications.
Motty's jewelry is part of such diversified collections as those
belonging to Katherine Deneuve, Lauren Hutton, and Elton John. Her
work has been shown at art galleries and museums around the world.
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Sarah Mann is fascinated by the creative and technical challenges
of transforming sterling silver into objects of adornment. She creates
clean straightforward designs that often incorporate kinetics.
Sarah has recently returned to her roots in the Midwest and continues
her silversmithing there, creating bold yet elegant jewelry with
unique surface treatments. She crafts her jewelry with torch and
tools - saws, files, pliers, nippers, drills, hammers, dapping blocks,
and a rolling mill - then gives it with a range of hues through
delicately controlled oxidation. The combined effect of patina on
texture is a signature characteristic of all Sarah Mann jewelry.
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Polly Daeger creates one-of-a-kind jewelry out of various metals
and precious stones which have an organic feeling.
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Micheal Ann Carley's work is a regular feature of Liberty Square's
Jewelry Showcase, a former art curator at The University of Wisconsin
who is now a full time jewelry maker with a growing reputation for
stunning work. Her work characterizes the technically complex ‘torchworked’
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