Stay up to date with everything regarding The Enamelist Society! Each month will feature a random member of The Enamelist Society. If you would like to be picked please make sure you are on the list in
The Enamelist Society Members Gallery, and make sure you have at least five high quality images on your website.
Be sure to keep your website information up to date. If you wish to add your website or to make any changes please contact us at
webmaster@enamelistsociety.org.
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The Enamelist Society Featured Member - Judy Pyle
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Artist's Statement:
"In 1995, I began taking art jewelry classes at MICA Jewelry Center in Baltimore, now the Baltimore Jewelry Center. By day I was a studio art teacher at Gettysburg high school, and by night, I was driving to Baltimore to take fabrication classes with Kirsten Rook, enamels with Shana Kroiz, alternate materials with Betty Heald, and a host of metalworking workshops with noted artists. My kitchen became my studio, with a borrowed Flexshaft and a pullout meat cutting board as my bench. Cooking became a distant memory."
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The Enamelist Society Conference - Alchemy5 and More!
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The deadline for submission to the Alchemy5 exhibition is just over two weeks away!!! Entries must be submitted by
Noon EST on November 30th, 2018!!! Please try submit them early to avoid any complications. You can follow
this link for the registration form.
Alliance/Reliance, a collaborative exhibition, will also be exhibited at the 2019 Conference in Eugene, OR. The exhibition will not be juried and all entries will be displayed and/or auctioned. The deadline for submission to the collaborative exhibition is January 31, 2019.
Please click here for more information.
The Workshop Instructor list for the Conference is also available, however registration is not open yet.
You will be notified before registration opens. You can find the list of instructor
on our website, here.
As always, if you have any questions please contact the office. We look forward to seeing you in Eugene next summer!
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Carpenter Art Enamel Foundation
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For over 3,000 years, art “enameling” has fused glass onto metal or similar media using intense heat to create something of beauty. We are dedicated to this art. We are all about art enameling for everyone! The Carpenter Art Enamel Foundation is a 501(3)c non-profit organization chartered in the state of Kentucky in 2003 as the W. W. Carpenter Enamel Foundation. We recently changed our name in 2018 to better reflect our mission.
The Foundation was founded by Woodrow Carpenter, who had a passion for enameling until his death in 2017 at 101 years old. Our current building was completed in 2006 and includes over 11,000 square feet of space including studio and classroom space, offices, a store, a huge museum, and a library. We conduct workshops, classes, tours, sell enameling supplies, and provide online support to the enamelist community. We are now in the process of significantly expanding our programs and level of support.
www.enamelfoundation.com (old site www.wwcef.com)
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Enamel Guild Northeast -
Under Fire 2
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Under Fire 2
, sponsored by the Enamel Guild North East (ENGE), has been at the Krikorian Gallery in the Worcester Center for Crafts since October 21 - it will close this Saturday, November 17. Congratulations to EGNE for a great exhibition of enamel art!
The jurors, Aurélie
Guillaume, Jan Harrell and Bella Neyman chose 117 pieces for the exhibition from the 383 that were submitted. Pictured are the three “Jurors Choice” awards; 1 – X Marks Necklace by Kat Cole, 2 – Squished Guard by Aaron Patrick Decker and Claustrophobia by Jennifer Marcson.
If you cannot get to Worcester, MA by Saturday, please take a look at the
Under Fire 2
catalog which was partially sponsored by a grant from The Enamelist Society.
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The Enamelist Society
Members Respond
We are always looking for new, stimulating information to share with everyone on what is going on in the world of enameling. Don’t be bashful, contact us to let us know what exciting things you have done or will be doing with your enameling!
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