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Showing posts with label Samie Todd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Samie Todd. Show all posts

Monday, February 18, 2013

Full-On.


I've been in full production mode these days and recently shipped work to 16 different galleries and shops. It was a lot to juggle but it felt great when everything was invoiced, packed up, and ready to ship. I am excited to continue to work with my wonderful galleries and also to add a bunch of new places to my roster. A complete list follows--maybe my work is in your city? 



US:

Crimson Laurel Gallery, Bakersville, NC
Gallery Lulo, Healdsburg, CA
Heidi Lowe Gallery, Rehoboth Beach, DE
Light Art + Design, Chapel Hill, NC
Penland Gallery, Penland, NC
Quirk Gallery, Richmond, VA
Rare Device, San Francisco, CA
Rebus Works, Raleigh, NC
Sienna Gallery, Lenox, MA
The Signature Gallery, Atlanta, GA
Society of Arts and Crafts, Boston, MA
Society for Contemporary Craft, Pittsburgh, PA
Velvet da Vinci, San Francisco, CA

Abroad:

ATTA Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand
Beyond Fashion, Antwerp, Belgium
Crème de la Crema, Roeselare, Belgium
Galerie Noel Guyomarc’h, Montreal, Quebec
Studio Fusion, London, England




New:

Bellevue Arts Museum Store, Bellevue, WACarol Young Studio | Boutique, Los Angeles, CA
Equinox Gallery, San Antonio, TX
Lark & Key, Charlotte, NC
Metal Museum Store, Memphis, TN
Michele Tuegel Contemporary, St. Petersburg, FL

Velouria, Seattle, WA

And this just in, coming soon S.Reynold's Gallery in Asheville!

You can find addresses and telephone numbers on my website.



I also want to give a HUGE thanks to my awesome intern, Samie Todd. I could not have made the amount of work I did in the amount of time I did without her. She's doing a great job! Thanks, Samie!

Thanks for reading.

Thursday, January 17, 2013

...With a Little Help

Sarah Loertscher and me in my second Seattle studio working on pieces 
for an LA trunk show, 2007

I just started working with a new intern a few days ago, Samie Todd. Samie and I met at the VCU Handcrafted Entrepreneurship Symposium and she emailed me a few weeks later asking about a possible internship. Between starting with her and contemplating my ten years at work, I began to think about all the assistants, interns, and friends I've worked with over the years. All of these individuals' help proved to be invaluable, some working with me for months, others as semester interns, and others just helping me for a few days to get me through a tough spot. It's a challenge to manage and delegate simply because it's another way of thinking and hard to do when under pressure, which was often the case when I sought help. But, it's a good challenge and gave me an opportunity to work alongside some great 'smiths and people. I really enjoyed working with each of them and I still can't thank them enough. 

Seth Papac 
Heidi Thompson
Holly Lendosky
Samie Todd


I hope you will take a few moments to visit their websites. Most of them are full-time working metalsmiths and artists. (And, I hope I didn't forget anyone!)

Thanks for reading.