Contribute to "Rejeweled," the forthcoming book by Jennifer Altmann
Rejeweled: Ordinary Objects Become Extraordinary Adornments will profile 25 American artists who make jewelry using discarded materials — everything from deer antlers to plastic takeout containers, from dollar bills to olive pits.
The book, by Jennifer Altmann, will be published on Earth Day in 2029 by Arnoldsche Art Publishers, the premier publishing house for contemporary jewelry. The project is fiscally sponsored by Art Jewelry Forum, which is raising funds to finance the book.
Read the full book announcement here.
All donations are tax-deductible, and 10% of each donation directly benefits Art Jewelry Forum.
About Fiscal Sponsorship
Art Jewelry Forum is pleased to offer the opportunity for fiscal sponsorship to assist individual and group projects in the art jewelry field to access more funding possibilities. Projects may seek fiscal sponsorship for various reasons: improved access to funding, increased credibility, and low-cost financial, and administrative services, for example. Read more about AJF's fiscal sponsorship program here.
Image Caption: “Black Plastic Gyre Boa Constrictor Necklace” by Harriete Estel Berman. Photo courtesy of Harriete Estel Berman.