My students at Towson University, alongside Montgomery College and the Baltimore Jewelry Center, have spent the fall semester working on the Radical Jewelry Makeover Project. The culmination of their hard work and research will be on view at the Baltimore Jewelry Center from November 10, 2017 through February 3, 2018. Check it out!

Radical Jewelry Makeover: Baltimore/New Works is an exhibition celebrating the culmination of Radical Jewelry Makeover: Baltimore, a community jewelry mining and recycling project that draws attention to the creativity and skills of local jewelers and designers and encourages people to consider their habits of consumption. RJM examines the stories behind our collections and breathes new life into unwanted or discarded jewelry. Ten thousand pieces of unwanted, broken, and discarded jewelry were donated by 128 individual donors and then local artists “mined” the donated jewelry as source materials to make new pieces. Sales of jewelry from the exhibition will benefit Ethical Metalsmiths and the Baltimore Jewelry Center.

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My work will be exhibited alongside some other amazing artist at Brooklyn Metal Works for their exhibition Icons at Play. It is on view from October 7-November 30.
I will be giving an artists talk in conjunction with the show on October 8th at 1pm.

​I work in a shared studio space with a group of four other jewelers called the JV Collective. Take a look at this article in the Philadelphia Inquirer to learn a little bit about us!

If you are in the Baltimore area June 3rd email me for the address! It's sure to be a great time.

I will be exhibiting in Munich this year for Jewelry Week!

American Gothic shows works by a new generation of young American artists, designers, and jewelers. Seeded in metalsmithing tradition, each artist uses materials in a way that is decisively their own, reflecting their won take on contemporary culture. While looking forward, this show is firmly grounded in the now; it is a coming-out party, a sweet 16, a presentation of New Americana.