If you already told us last week, just disregard this reminder.
In the last few years, we've asked our readers this question, then posted your answers on our website.
The people in our community have different definitions of art jewelry. We want to know what you think art jewelry is, in your own words. Please submit in an image of art jewelry and a few sentences explaining what art jewelry means to you. We'll post it in a photo essay at the end of October.
We hope to hear from all our constituencies—students, artists, curators, collectors, educators, writers, enthusiasts, etc. This will give a holistic view of what people think, and we’ll all be able to see if and how the view of art jewelry has evolved.
Here's what Bella Neyman, the co-founder of New York City Jewelry Week, told us art jewelry was to her, back in 2018: “It’s an opportunity to express myself through the most private and public of art forms. Art jewelry is a way for me to have an open dialogue about the world with the world and also wear something that makes me feel good.”
Caption: Bella Neyman wearing a crown by Christopher Thompson Royds, photo courtesy of Bella Neyman
