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1. Founder

Karen Christians

4. Staff & Helpers

Kelly Tzannes
Lindsay Greenwald

5. Studiomates

Christine Connor
Elissa Steinert
Elizabeth Schock
Jake Berger
Kohei Shoji
Marsha White
Maureen McGann
Metalwerx Studiomates
Sylvia Stephen

6. Instructors

Adrienne Sloane
Alan Revere
Alan Meltzer
Alison Bruun
Ann Cahoon
Anne Hollerbach and Mary Stachura
Anne Larsen Hollerbach
Barbara Minor
Barbara Berk
Barbara Lawrence
Becky Brannon
Betty Longhi
Bill Seeley
Bill Fretz
Bobby Hansson
Brian Adam
Brian Marshall
Bruce Gaber
Carl West
CeCe Wire
Celie Fago
Charles Lewton-Brain
Chris Ploof
Chris Ramsay
Christine Dhein
Christopher Darway
Claire Sanford
Cynthia Eid
Dan Jocz
Daniel Grandi
David Olmsted
David Baird
Deborah Krupenia
Declan Halpin
Diane Lawton
Diane Almeyda
Doug Zaruba
Elizabeth Schock
Frances Killam
Fredricka Kulicke
Harriet Hyson
Heather Skowood
Ian Henderson
Iona Hunedy
J. Fred Woell
Jack Berry
James Binnion
Jayne Redman
Jeanette (Nettie) Landenwitch
Jennifer Maestre
Jennifer Bowie
Jimmy Butts
Joan Dulla
John Cogswell
John L. Jensen
Joy Raskin
Judith Daner
Jurgen Maerz
Karenna Maraj
Kate Fowle
Kelly O'Brien
Laura Chalifoux
Lee Marshall
Leslie Shershow
Leslie Hartwell
Linda Kaye-Moses
Linda Kindler-Priest
Louise Briggs
Marissa O'Brien
Marlene Richey
Mary Stachura
Michael Good
Michael Banner
Michael Boyd
Michael David Sturlin
Michela Verani
Munya Avigail Upin
Ora Kuller
Paulette Werger
Pauline Warg
Phil Poirier
Robert Dancik
Robert Fairbank
Rocío Heredia
Ronda Coryell
Ross Hagstoz
Sarah Doremus
Sarah Doremus Tess Daniels
Sarahanne Coggeshall
Scott Plumlee
Stan Goldberg
Sumner Silverman
Teresa Mowery
Tom McCarthy
Tricia Harding
Valentin Yotkov
Vasken Tanielan
Vincent Hawley
Wendy Jo New

7. Associates

Chris Kebadjian
Gustave Hebert
Robert Berzofsky
Tim Roark

Featuring


Ms. Fredricka Kulicke
 

Fredricka Kulicke is a Jewelry Designer and Goldsmith, as well teaching jewelry making and lapidary at the Fredricka Kulicke School of Jewelry Arts. Her work is inspired by Gold Antiquities exhibited in Museums throughout the world.

Ms. Kulicke believes that in today's high-tech world, the skill of the human hand is frequently lost to the mass production capabilities of modern machinery. Modern jewelry often focuses on perfectly cut, flawless gemstones, set in invisible settings, made of low-karat pale gold. She prefers natural gem crystals and hand-cut cabochons set in high-karat yellow gold settings, which emphasize the art of the goldsmith.

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March 20, 2010
 Starting A Craft Business
  In order to make a living doing what you love, you have to develop not only the skills to create art but also get your work into the marketplace. This class will help you understand the steps necessary run a successful craft business.
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March 26, 2010
 Mold Making and Casting
 

This course is designed to demystify the lost wax casting process. You will gain a clear understanding of what will work well and be cost effective in a production environment.

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April 09, 2010
 Bead Making with Precious Metal Clay
 Create a series of appliqued, hollow, enameled, and colored beads in PMC. Projects introduced will be based on, but not replicates of, projects in Linda Kaye-Moses new book, "Pure Silver Metal Clay Beads"
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April 23, 2010
 Stone Sale - Gustave Hebert of Trinity Imports, LLC
 Come to Metalwerx on Wednesday and Friday, April 23, 2010 between 11 AM and 4pm for a special private sale of precious and semi-precious gemstones by Gustave Hebert of Trinity Imports, LLC. (and a regular at Metalwerx Vendor Day!)
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August 23, 2010
 Art Jewelry Week for Teens
 Spend the week experimenting with making jewelry. Through soldering, cold connections and basic metal fabrication (incl. bending, filing, piercing, & drilling), learn how to make one-of-a-kind jewelry!
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