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Jewelry and Metalsmithing Faculty & Administrators within the Department of Three-Dimensional Arts (3D Arts).

A person wearing a white tank top holds a delicate branch with dark flowers against their chest and shoulder, resembling an organic neckpiece. The scene conveys a sense of nature-inspired art.
Sasha Walsh, BFA '11, Jewelry and Metalsmithing Harvest Neckpiece, Jewelry, 2011
Introducing the Murmuring Brooch, a stunning piece shaped like a six-petaled flower with black textured petals. At its heart, pink pearls and gold accents are adorned with small diamonds, creating an elegant contrast against the dark background.
Heather White, Professor, Jewelry and Metalsmithing Murmuring Brooch #2, Jewelry, 2015
A copper teapot with a round body, a lid with a wire handle, and an elongated spout. The handle is a metal cage-like design, contrasting with the smooth copper finish. The background is a plain, light white color.
Dana DiPlacido, BFA '11, Jewelry and Metalsmithing Tea Kettle, Object, 2011
A decorative brooch featuring an oval design with clusters of various-sized, translucent green and brown stones, resembling intricate cells, set in a metallic framework against a dark background.
Elysha Roberts, BFA '11, Jewelry and Metalsmithing “Cells” Brooch, Fine Silver, Handmade Thai Kozo Paper, Resin, 2009
A person wearing a textured grey sweater showcases a striking Doublecone Necklace, an eye-catching piece of jewelry composed of interconnected cone-shaped elements, epitomizing the essence of fashion accessories.
Anneloes Van Beek, BFA '16, Jewelry and Metalsmithing Doublecone Necklace, 3D Artwork, 2016
A modern, artistic silver bracelet with a lace-like pattern stands upright like elegant bars. Its wide band with intricate cutouts creates a delicate appearance, perfect for wearing during an hour outdoors. The light grey backdrop enhances the bracelets metallic sheen.
Franko Kosic-Matulic, BFA '16, Jewelry and Metalsmithing I get one hour outside and all I see are the bars, 3D Artwork, 2016
Close-up of a textured metallic surface, where the gradient from light gray to darker silver comes to bear. Its intricate, irregular patterns resemble small waves or bubbles.
Venetia Dale, Visiting Lecturer, Jewelry and Metalsmithing As It Comes to Bear, Sculpture, 2015
A group of metal pipes hang in wonder as a pendant from a chain above a white semicircular shelf. Black dust is scattered on the shelfs surface below the pipes. The background is a plain white wall, inviting you to spend days pondering its simplicity.
Britlyn Doolittle, BFA '11, Jewelry and Metalsmithing I wonder how you spend your days, Jewelry, 2011
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