Senses and Sensibilities at MAD, NY
Posted by learntobead on September 13, 2012
Senses and Sensibilities at Museum of Art and Design, NYC
“In the hands of imaginative craftspeople, jewelry can be more than a visual aesthetic adornment. Forged out the right materials, it can invoke pleasing experiences in scent, touch, and taste. This winter join MAD for an afternoon-long, hands-on workshop in constructing jewelry that titillates all the senses. From using precious metal clay to crafting tactile jewelry, creating works out of sugar glass, and using the 16th-century technique of fashioning herb and spice necklaces, “Senses and Sensibilities: Jewelry Workshops in Sensory Materials” enables everyone to try their hand working with new materials and techniques to create their very own sensory-expanding wearable wonder.”
This is a fun and imaginative exhibit of contemporary jewelry.
Herb and Spice Necklaces with Caroline Mak
Precious Metal Clay with Max Goodman
Discover more from Warren Feld Jewelry
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