Monica Valentine: Feeling in Color by Frances Fleetwood
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Artists
Published: 22.05.2025
Object: Untitled (MV 189), 2024
Sequins, beads, pins, styrofoam
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This is a multipart series celebrating artists whose practices illustrate jewelry thinking. These artists may or may not have a background in jewelry, but their work exhibits qualities that jewelry artists will recognize, including commitment to materiality, respect of process, and focus on the body.
This article is included in the Metalsmith Magazine. Vol 45 No 1. The magazine can be purchased online at SNAG Metalsmith.
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