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Fine art jeweler Bruce Metcalf However, in most of the writing here, I didn't use the singular "craft" in Bennett's broad sense. I divided the essays into four categories. The first, "Beginnings," set out a brief history of studio crafts, along with an introduction to my thinking.
Master fine art jeweler Bruce Metcalf Bruce Metcalf speaks on the current generational shift occurring in SNAG. He makes reference to his gen. shift of the early 80's.
Bruce Metcalf is an American Bruce Metcalf Clip | 9m 33s | Video has closed captioning. Master fine art jeweler Bruce Metcalf refuses to use traditional metals and gems in his work, finding them all a little too.
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Scents and Sensibility. Clip | 6m Writing was a way to explain his work, and that evolved into writing about craft too. He wants people to understand careful making; process is important. Metcalf’s most ambitious publication to date is Makers: A History of American Studio Craft, with art critic Janet Koplos in
Brandon Ballengée's artistic practice On the Nature of Jewelry (Part 1) © Bruce Metcalf As a part-time Jeweler and a full-time teacher, I occasionally wonder where the boundaries of jewelry lie, and what aesthetic potential the field offers. Unluckily, intelligent writing on Jewelry is scarce.
The Miniature Worlds of This article series from Metalsmith Magazine is named “Recent Sightings” where Bruce Metcalf talks about art, craftsmanship, design, the artists, and techniques. For this Summer issue, he talks about buzzwords.