The Association for the
Study of Jewelry & Related Arts 7th Annual Conference takes place Sunday, October
7, 2012 in New York City.
Speakers
for Jewelry of the Americas include:
Jennifer
Santos, Maryland
Historical Society, Betsy Bonaparte and
Her Jewelry: An American Tale;
Yvonne
Markowitz, Curator of Jewelry, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, The Extraordinary Collaboration between Trabert & Hoeffer and
Mauboussin, Paris; Janet
Zapata noted
jewelry historian, curator, and author, The
Legacy of Herman Marcus & Marcus & Co.; Mona Brody, artist/jewelry artist,
and Elyse Karlin ASJRA
co-director, The Art and Jewelry of Frida
Kahlo; Niki Kavakonis, Canadian
jewelry, Art, Architecture, Science: From Uncut Diamond Crystals to Carbon
Capture Crystals; Lois Sherr Dubin, noted author and historian, Opal Bears and Lapis Skies: The Work of
Navaho/Hopi Jeweler Jessie Monongya; Laura
Johnson, assistant curator, Historic New England, Making Present the Past: Jewelry of Historic
New England; Jack Ogden, ancient jewelry specialist
and CEO of the Gemmological Association of Great Britain, Preview of the Cheapside
Hoard.
The
conference is open to anyone who loves jewelry but seating is limited. We also
have an additional study day October 8 limited to only 30 people. For details:
or
ekarlin@usa.net