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Excerpts from: Metalsmith Magazine
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[442] Serious Fun: Art Toys for Adult Toddlers
One can get tired of it all and want to be entertained, but the media outlets for distraction can look old hat and boring. So why not turn to art for a bit of uplift and fun? Why not abandon the daily grind, in which one has made all that life - draining progress in one's career, and get a little innocent excitement back, regress for the pleasure of regressing, renewing one's feeling for life in the process? The programmed leisure that passes for playfulness these days all those sports, with their rules and regulations, which make them seem like another dreary job (so much conformity, obedience, self suppression) is hardly as playful as art can be.... (2001)
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Show me more articles from: [Metalsmith Magazine]|[Donald Kuspit]
Releated Categories:[Features]
ISBN: B00006KNMM

 

[336] Small Wonders - Aromatic Adornments
Of all the luxury commodities in the world, fragrance is the most paradoxical. Volatile and ephemeral, it nevertheless summons up our deepest hidden memories. Unseen, it is felt everywhere. Given its flyaway nature-as well as its precious ingredients-fragrance calls out for beautiful containment.... (2003)
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Show me more articles from: [Metalsmith Magazine]|[Linda Dyett]
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[380] States of Being: The Jewelry of Reiko Ishiyama
The delicious paradox of quantum physics is that matter exists simultaneously as particle and as wave. Much of Reiko Ishiyama's recent jewelry shares that strange condition, appearing concurrently as both object and gesture, point and vector.... (2001)
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Show me more articles from: [Metalsmith Magazine]|[Patricia Harris and David Lyon]
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[462] Studio Visit - Abrasha
Abrasha occupies about 300 square feet of neat, well organized space. Unlike many jewelers, who make do with garages, kitchen tables, barns, and industrial offices, often characterized by a lack of light, he enjoys a corner office with large picture windows. Against the walls are an office desk, jewelers' workbenches, and fabrication equipment, and in the center are more heavy-duty items, such as rolling Milk, a lathe, and milling machine; most are old but still in fine working condition.... (2002)
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Show me more articles from: [Metalsmith Magazine]|[Jennifer Cross Gans]
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[310] Studio Visit - Andrew Goss and Sandra Noble Goss
Some artists leave the big city reluctantly, chased out by high rents. For Owen Sound, Canada-based jewelers Andrew Goss and Sandra Noble Goss, living away from an urban center was a conscious choice that has driven their careers. The pair left Toronto in 1973, and haven’t looked back since.... (2003)
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Show me more articles from: [Metalsmith Magazine]|[Barbara Isherwood]
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