ANNOUNCING THE 2021 SUSAN BEECH MID-CAREER GRANT GUIDELINES AND JURY

Jewelry That Makes You Think.

Image caption: Iris Eichenberg, The Year 2020, edition of 365 medals, silver, ribbon, steel, sizes vary, photo: Clare Gotto

From the upcoming exhibition at Ornamentum Gallery

This week, AJF Live is taking a pause. We'll return next week.

So join us Wednesday, September 9, 2020, for AJF Live with Iris Eichenberg

For more information and to register follow this link.

What time?

9 a.m. PST: San Francisco

10 a.m. MST: Denver

11 a.m. CST: San Antonio, Mexico City

12 p.m. EST: Toronto, NYC, Santiago

1 p.m.: Buenos Aires

5 p.m.: London

6 p.m.: Oslo, Paris, Capetown, Brussels

7 p.m.: Bucharest, Athens, Israel, Estonia

11:00 p.m.: Thailand

1 a.m. on September 10: Korea, Japan

2 a.m. on September 10: Sydney

4 a.m. on September 10: New Zealand

PRESS RELEASE

ART JEWELRY FORUM ANNOUNCES THE 2021 SUSAN BEECH MID-CAREER GRANT GUIDELINES AND JURY

Prestigious International Opportunity for Mid-Career Artists

by Art Jewelry Forum

San Antonio, Texas, USA—Art Jewelry Forum (AJF) is pleased to announce this international grant opportunity for mid-career artists. Established by San Francisco-based jewelry collector Susan Beech, the objective of this $20,000 grant is to recognize a mid-career artist who has made a substantial contribution to the field of art jewelry.

The jury of distinguished professionals for this grant cycle will be: grant founder and collector Susan Beech (United States); internationally recognized maker and academic Daniel Kruger (Germany); and curator Emily Stoehrer (United States).

Applications will be accepted starting November 1, 2020. The deadline to apply is January 10, 2021.

Image caption: (Left to right) Susan Beech, Daniel Kruger, and Emily Stoehrer

What are you thinking about? Submit a proposal with your article idea to be considered for publication on AJF. Be a part of the conversation.

The next submission deadline is September 7, 2020.

SUBMIT TO AJF'S LIBRARY

AJF believes that making information available about jewelry as an art form is an important step in advocating for the field. Our digital library supports the jewelry community by providing online access to jewelry scholarship that would otherwise be impossible to find.

The library has a new feature that prevents PDFs from being downloaded. Just check the appropriate box when you submit—this will allow people to read the texts, but protects you from undesirable access and distribution.

Please share your digital media.