And so...I'm delighted to say you can now find a small selection of my work at Ansel Adams Gallery. And as I'm currently being considered for some other projects in that same area maybe, maybe... I'll finally get out there too!
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Wednesday, May 15, 2019
Ansel Adams Gallery
Over the past year I've had quite a few unexpected events in my life one of which were the shop contacts I made at the ACC Baltimore show.
One of the first people to visit my booth happened to be Jeanne Adams, daughter-in-law of Ansel Adams, and the person who now runs the family owned Ansel Adams Gallery in Yosemite National Park.
Jeanne had been traveling for weeks and had various business stops to make on the East Coast one of which was ACC. We talked for quite a while on a variety of subjects (walking sticks, the future of the National Parks, oh and jewelry...). While I would definitely say Jeanne is someone who knows her own mind, she was also keen to have my opinion on what I thought might interest her shoppers and not surprisingly I found myself really liking her.
And so...I'm delighted to say you can now find a small selection of my work at Ansel Adams Gallery. And as I'm currently being considered for some other projects in that same area maybe, maybe... I'll finally get out there too!
And so...I'm delighted to say you can now find a small selection of my work at Ansel Adams Gallery. And as I'm currently being considered for some other projects in that same area maybe, maybe... I'll finally get out there too!
Monday, May 28, 2018
Catch my work in Colorado
Those of you from Colorado, or folks just visiting the outdoor mecca of Salida this summer, can now find my work at The Rosy Finch. They're in the process of moving to 139 F St., excited to be sharing the big, old downtown hardware store with Yospun yarn shop.
The owner, who's been so great to work with, used to live just 20 mins. from me but we never met. Now, when she's 1,689 miles away, we found each other on the internet. How do these things happen?
The owner, who's been so great to work with, used to live just 20 mins. from me but we never met. Now, when she's 1,689 miles away, we found each other on the internet. How do these things happen?
Wednesday, April 4, 2018
New work coming to Visual Index
For those of you in North Carolina and surrounding area I wanted to let you know that my work will soon be available at Visual Index on Trade St, NW in Winston-Salem. The owner Toni has been so encouraging and I'm really looking forward to this opportunity. Check out the great video on their website.
I'm just finishing up a selection of my pieces from the Longest Year collection for them and I also be sending a bunch of one of a kind Redeemed earrings.
And don't forget...my the Stacking bracelets are now ready and will post to my shop later today! They're available (top to bottom in the photo) in Verdigris, Ocean, White, Translucent and Black.
And don't forget...my the Stacking bracelets are now ready and will post to my shop later today! They're available (top to bottom in the photo) in Verdigris, Ocean, White, Translucent and Black.
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