Positively Precious Metal Clay

National Juried Exhibition

Precious Metal Clay is still considered a new medium. PMC is a material that offers flexibility, yet permanence of design. The reputation of the material is growing as more artists look to discover its unique properties. Positively Precious Metal Clay seeks to feature work that incorporates a high level of artistic sensibility with the limitless possibilities of PMC. Mixed media and 3D pieces were considered as long as the object is at least 51% precious metal clay.

  » View the entire exhibition

About the juror: J. Fred Woell is a respected teacher and accomplished artist. Woell’s career as an educator includes academic positions at Boston University, Swain School of Design, Haystack, and SUNY/NewPaltz. In his 30 years as a professional artist, he has participated in many solo and group exhibits both in the USA and abroad. Woell has work in the permanent collections of the American Craft Museum, Renwick Gallery, Contemporary Museum of Honolulu, Detroit Institute of Art and the Cranbrook Academy of Art Museum.