JEWELRY PROJECT: 2009

Sunday, December 6, 2009

Holiday Crafts!!

3 chances to purchase your holiday gifts! The Jewelry Project + B-More Bags, including the first special collections' last 2 bags!

Saturday December 12, 12pm-8pm
BINGE @ Gilah Press, 3506 Ash St (Hampden)

Saturday December 12, 12pm-5pm
Stocking Stuffa @ Whole Gallery, 3rd floor H&H building, 405 W Franklin St (Downtown)

Sunday December 13, 10am-5pm
Last Minute Maul @ School 33, 1427 Light St (Federal Hill)

Thursday, October 1, 2009

JEWELRY PROJECT ON ETSY!!!

CHECK IT OUT!!

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

The Jewelry Project at RENEGADE!

Brooklyn loved us! Check out pictures from the festival on Hannah's flickr account:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/42606780@N00/

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

The Jewelry Project at Transmodern Festival!!!!!!!!

Don't forget to come to the Transmodern Festival's Pedestrian Service Exquisite this Sunday, April 5, between 12-2pm. Encounter wandering performers and artists in the area around the H + H surplus buiding, located at Franklin & Eutaw street.

Come to my table to help make a new line of jewelry, and learn about how volunteering helps you to advocate for the arts.

Thursday, March 5, 2009

NEW ORNAMENTS!

Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Calling All Artists!

Have art or craft supplies that you would like to give away? An idea for a workshop that you would like to teach at House Of Ruth? Email hannahbrancato@gmail.com. Help is always needed and appreciated.

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

BINGE Holiday Sale

Things We Made

House Of Ruth Jewelry Workshop Photos

VISION AND MISSION

In fall 2010, the Jewelry Project will become a venue for Baltimore based jewelers to share their knowledge about jewelry design and production, as well as entrepreneurial strategies for independent artists.

Project organizers will create a jewelry studio space in a new arts center in East Baltimore. This new studio will blend the creative aspects of a design firm with the supportive elements of a community center. We will work together to create innovate new products, and each member of the cooperative will teach jewelry workshops in a community setting of their interest, such as the House Of Ruth.

The coop will have several events and exhibitions per year to showcase their work and the work of the communities with whom they work.

HISTORY

The Jewelry Project began as a weekly workshop in the House Of Ruth Maryland's emergency shelter for domestic violence victims and their children. The workshops are an outlet in this transitional moment, providing a calm and supportive space for women in transition.

When women choose to donate jewelry to the project, they receive a jewelry supply kit as payment. All of the proceeds from the jewelry donated in the shelter workshops goes back in the art program in the shelter, funding the creation and installation of public artworks about domestic violence.

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