This weekend I participated in a nice little art walk they did in my neighborhood. There were maybe 100 people that came through my studio those 2 days, most were pleasant and showed an interested face but only a few really stuck out in my mind after the cards were folded.
My Bench |
Anti-War sculpture |
Just like those few “right” people who found me this weekend at the art walk I too found some great new friends last spring when I did the 2-week Residency at Haystack mountain school of crafts. Some of the people were a joy to be with at the time and I have not talked to them since, others I have almost weekly contact with and I suspect I will be in touch with for years to come! Among those I met at Haystack a few have had a very positive affect on my career in the past year!
One of the great recent opportunities for me has been getting to know and working a bit with Whaley Studios in San Diego because of one of my friends from Haystack, Tara Magboo who works there. Among teaching some great classes Whaley studios does an online interview of a great person in the jewelry field once a month. In January I was lucky enough to have them interview me! So if you would like to know a little bit more about me and my work please check out this link:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/whaleystudios/2015/01/15/metalsmith-benchtalk-with-artist-and-jeweler-jesse-bert
That's me casting. |
Happy Miercoles everyone!
Jesse
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