How do personal experiences become wearable works of art? Agathe Saint Girons, Anneli Tammik, Lucie Houdková, Arouge, and Marty Ornish discuss their creative journeys in a conversation hosted by Lisa M. Berman, curator of Catalyst for Conversation, part of NYC Jewelry Week.
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Wednesday, November 18: 2 PM
Free admission · Eventbrite registration
Includes audience Q&A and a book signing with Agathe Saint Girons
From the first idea to the finished piece, each artist follows a different path. Visual Voices explores the experiences and intentions behind their work, and how these take shape through materials, techniques, and the relationship between jewelry and the body.
The discussion offers a closer look at pieces featured in the exhibition, including Lucie Houdková’s Deep Coral, Arouge’s 3-6-9, Agathe Saint Girons’s DIVINABLE, Anneli Tammik’s Peace to Piece Flores, and Marty Ornish’s On the Fringe.
Visit the exhibition: November 16–22
Monday–Saturday, 11 AM–6 PM; Sunday, 11 AM–5 PM.
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Presented by Wearable Art Museum at Czech Center New York as part of NYC Jewelry Week, with support from the Estonian Ministry of Culture. Curated by Lisa M. Berman.
