Kathy's jewelry embodies contrast in all forms and captures the idea of industrial elegance beautifully.
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- Location:
- Nevada City, CA, 95959
- Phone:
- 312-420-4636
Photos
2 of 5 albumsSee All
Wall PhotosCreated about 2 weeks ago
EarringsCreated about a month ago
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Events
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- Des Moines Art Fair
Western Gateway Park
Friday, June 26 at 4:00pm
Kathy Frey: sculptural wire jewelry Oh, and tonight... the opening of the Winter EXPO at the Evanston (IL) Art Center. My jewelry will be there until mid-December. There's a good collection with most of my pieces under $100, so go early for the best selection. This is a fun show with great handmade mugs and pottery, prints, scarves, and all sorts of jewelry and other handmade gift items.
Kathy Frey: sculptural wire jewelry The Museum of Arts + Design in NYC will be getting a holiday collection of jewelry this week... lots of waterfalls and beautiful things for the holidays.
Kathy Frey: sculptural wire jewelry a collection of earrings is on its way to the Folk Art Museum in New York City.
Kathy Frey: sculptural wire jewelry
Oh, a big p.s.... in case you didn't know, one of my nest necklaces and earrings are in the current Art Institute gift catalog and online catalog :)
http://www.artinstituteshop.org/item.asp
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The Museum Shop of The Art Institute of Chicago: Jewelry, Necklaces, Bird Nest Necklace
Kathy Frey: sculptural wire jewelry A couple more nest pin samples are on their way to the Art Institute of Chicago in hopes they'll include one in their spring online promotions.
Kathy Frey: sculptural wire jewelry Today, 4 big orders heading out in the world! Look for new work at the Art Institute of Chicago, Three Rooms in Edina, MN, and 2 new stores: The Porch in New Orleans and the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis... I did blog highlights on both of them (www.kathyfrey.typepad.com)
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Chicago artist Kathy Frey "tames the tangle" of her sculptural wire jewelry business by giving behind-the-scenes glimpses into her world.
Kathy Frey: sculptural wire jewelry
Some of my cube cufflinks were featured on this blog :) http://foundhandmade.com/news/itemize?pa
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Kathy Frey: sculptural wire jewelry lots of jewelry on its way to Greene & Greene Gallery in NJ for their holiday show and to Clay Scot Gallery in Alabama for a holiday trunk show... lots of big show pieces and designs in gold to keep you glowing over the cold winter months.
Kathy Frey: sculptural wire jewelry Lots of updates on my website http://www.kathyfrey.com to reflect all the big changes from the last few months... still lots more to do, but I'm starting to make some progress.
Source: www.kathyfrey.com
Six pages of the new Jewelry Design book published by daab feature some of Kathy’s more unusual recent work. The book is a stunning compendium of international jewelry design, a perfect coffee table book for inspiration.
Kathy Frey: sculptural wire jewelry
Guess what? My work is now available through the Artful Home website, also known as The Guild. I've already had one sale as well :) Check it out... https://www.artfulhome.com/artist/Kathy-
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Kathy Frey : : sculptural wire jewelry - 'Even though I have finally learned to tame the tangle every time I pick up a piece of wire I get inspired I never know what its going to do next Forms shapes and ideas that I never dreamed of take shape before my eyesAs a graphic designer Kathy worked
Kathy Frey: sculptural wire jewelry Booking shows for next year... applying through zapplication. I'm not cutting out art fairs altogether, but am cautiously choosing a few... a combination of ones I regularly do and hopefully a couple of new ones in the mix.
Kathy Frey: sculptural wire jewelry New inventory on its way to the Art Institute of Chicago, the Chicago Architecture Foundation, and my newest addition: the DeCordova Museum in Massachusetts.
