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2013 Dartmouth College Jewelry and Metalsmithing Symposium

with guest artists Andy Cooperman, Donald Friedlich and Deborah Lozier

 

The Donald Claflin Jewelry Studio brings a very special event to the Hopkins Center: the 2013 Dartmouth College Jewelry and Metalsmithing symposium, in which three extraordinary jewelry/metals artists from across the country converge in Hanover for three days of activities.  There are three events within the Symposium.  Dartmouth Student-only master classes, slide lecture with exhibition and artist reception, a full-day workshop with the artists

 

For more information, including artist biographies: hop.dartmouth.edu/Online/jewelrysymposium

 

 

DARTMOUTH STUDENT ONLY MASTER CLASSES:

• Open only to Dartmouth students with a valid Dartmouth ID identifying them as such.
• No Experience Reguired, Open to all skill levels
• Free, but pre-registration required. Blitz: [log in to unmask] to sign up
• All Symposium master classes are in the Claflin Jewelry Studio located in the Hop Basement across from the Paddock Music Library.

 

Dartmouth student master class descriptions

Thursday April 25

3 – 4 pm  Donald Friedlich

The Best of American Jewelry and Metalsmithing

This inspiring lecture will illustrate the artistic range, ingenuity and endless material palette of contemporary jewelry and metalsmthing in the United States. Leading figures in the field as well as emerging artist will be covered.  Both slides and actual artwork will be shown.

 

4-5 pm Deborah Lozier

The Magic of Torch Fired Glass on Metal

Enamel fused onto copper turns this humble material into an amazing range of color and texture. From shimmering golds to brilliant blues and a multitude of earthy tones with subtle variation, enamel is an incredibly versatile material. Fusing the enamel with a torch creates a spontaneous and direct approach to the process. This Master Class will introduce students to a broad range of enamel applications and firing strategies, opening the door for further explorations in the Hopkins Center Jewelry Studio and beyond.

 

Friday, April 26

4-5 pm Andy Cooperman

Torch Tips: the hot and the hotter

There’s solid and there’s liquid.  And then there’s the zone between the two, where metal fractures and crumbles, and where discoveries are made. During this one hour demonstration we’ll look at soldering, fusing and welding and the hot, semi-molten manipulation of metal to create form and surface.