Evocative Objects: progression

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

progression

Posted by Islay Taylor at 6:59 AM

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LET'S GET PERSONAL

Islay Taylor: I use the body as a pedestal to showcase wearable sculptures. I received my MFA in Jewelry and Metalsmithing from the Rhode Island School of Design. I currently work as the Gallery Director at Hera Gallery, teach Continuing Education at RISD, and maintain an active studio practice.

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About Me

My name is Islay
Islay is pronounced 'eye-luh.'
I am a contemporary art jeweler.
I live and work in Providence, RI.
I have tattoos of my favorite tools.
You can visit my website here.

Elsewhere

Broesvitrine
Conceptual Metalsmithing
Craft Theory Reading List
Handmade Contemporary Jewelry
Jewel History
Klimt02
Maker-Wearer-Viewer
material<>immaterial
Museum of Art and Design
Radical Jewelry Makeover
Redefining Craft
RISD Jewelry
The Opulent Project
Walking The Gray Area

Exhibitions of note

Jewels, Gems, and Treasures at the Boston MFA
Bijoux: The Origins and Impact of Jewelry, at the Bruce Museum
Costume, Costume, presented by The Opulent Project
A Bit of Clay On The Skin, New Ceramic Jewelry, at the Museum of Art and Design
Jamie Bennett, at Sienna Gallery

Current Obsession

Late 1700s Georgian Rose Cut Diamond Cluster Ring, Silver, 9K

from the past

July (1)
June (2)
April (1)
March (2)
February (3)
November (4)
October (1)
September (2)
August (4)
July (2)
June (1)
May (4)
April (5)
March (4)
February (3)
January (3)
December (5)
November (5)
October (6)
September (9)
August (4)
July (3)
June (10)
May (16)
April (6)
March (5)
February (2)
January (10)
December (2)
November (8)
October (4)
September (8)
August (10)
July (5)
June (3)
May (1)
February (2)
January (2)
December (3)

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Tuesday, July 21, 2009

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