Stacy Hopkins Jewelry can be found at the following shops and galleries
~ Scavenger Gallery- 41 S, Main st. WRJ VT
~ Chinatown Soup Gallery- 16 orchard, street, NYC
~ December Thieves,- 122 Charles St, Boston MA
~ The Weeping Glass- oddity and curiosities shop, Pittsburgh, PA
~ Paxton Gate- San Francisco, Ca
~ Twin Farms 5* Luxury resort- Barnard VT
~ Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park- Woodstock VT
~ Saint-Gaudens National HIstorical Park- Cornish NH
~ The VT institute of Natural Sciences- quechee VT
~ 121 Home,, Decor shop- woodstock Vt
~ Fossil Glass Gallery- woodstock VT
~ Shaw Gallery- North Harbor Me
~ Mozelle Gallery- Deer Isle, ME
~ Gallery 444, Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA ( Seasonal pop-up in October)
~ Wunderbar- Bellows Falls VT
~ Revolution- 26 North Main st WRJ, VT 05001
~ www.erebusstyle.com International
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JULY 31st, 12:30-I:30pm! Conversations and Connections at the Hood Museum of Fine Arts iN Hanover.
Stacy Hopkins will be speaking with the public about Sculptural techniques and jewelry making as part of a special exhibition and program “Conversations and Connections”. “Conversations and Connections places artists, scholars, and other knowledge practitioners in dialogue with exhibitions through a conversational experience” This event is in response to the exhibition “Living with Sculpture”.
Stacy Hopkins Jewelry in “Sculptural Visions” at Saint Gauden’s National Park!
JOin us 9/24 from 10am-4pm for demonstrations of sculptural techniques from local Artists and Sculptors! Stacy Hopkins’ Jewelry will be available for purchase.
Stacy Hopkins’ Work on display at Saint Gaudens National Park and Rockefeller- Billings National Park and Estate. Her perspective on modern jewelry making is to be part of Saint Gauden’s 2 year traveling exhibit
"The trajectory of modern jewelry making is as exhilarating as it is terrifying.
In current times, we have more options open to us than ever before. Jewelry can be contemporary art, assembled out of "non valuable" materials, (ie. reclaimed metals, found objects, plastics, cement etc.), to create fascinating conceptual pieces. We can use the aid of computer software, 3d printing and prototyping with interfaces such as CAD. With these aids, the complexity of form available to us is endless. On the flip side, we run the risk of relying too heavily on technology, shadowing artisanal techniques, true mastery of skill and a thorough understanding of the materials. We also run the risk of overexploiting the earth, mining rare materials for mass produced items and losing respect for what we are doing.
Hopefully, we can be conscientious and ask ourselves what we enjoy from jewelry. Is it the intent and skill of the jeweler who creates something fascinating or is all that is desired the prestige of materials?"
Paris Fashion Week AW 2017 March 3-8th
Grand Opening of Scavenger Jewelry studio
August 10th 6-9pm- 11 brownsville rd, hartland VT
Paris Fashion week SS16 invitation! new collection Showing soon at Void Showroom!!
