Visit My Work at the American Craft Council Show in San Francisco

I always love doing conferences in San Francisco. It's so great to give and get support from fellow artists, and gallerists, and to see new, exciting work -- I feel like San Francisco trips have been particularly vibrant.

Unfortunately, because of the million things going on this summer and fall, I won't be able to make the trip out to the American Craft Council Show in San Francisco this year, from August 8 to 10, at the Fort Mason Center, and open to the public!

But it's open to the public, and my work will be there, along with the work of so many of my amazing colleagues in the art community. I highly recommend a trip if you're nearby!

Awesomely, you'll be able to visit the Artful Home/Jiun Ho Showcase, where they're kind enough to be featuring some of my work. Artful Home is a super-wonderful retailer with whom I've been working for years, and Jiun Ho is a major interior decorator in the Bay Area.

Below, find some shots of the work you'll be able to visit. Let me know if you do stop by -- maybe you can take some pictures for me?

a Signature Organic Coil, in ebonized oak (limited ed.)

walnut brooch with cherry 3D printed "comb" (one of a kind)

detail of "comb"

AD IDEM rings, various woods (on of a kind)

Aubergine Brooch for Italian Soiree

Earlier this year I had the pleasure of creating a special brooch for an event in Milan. I was approached by Mark Daniel of Mark Daniel Interior Design based in San Francisco. He explained to me that he was working with a client to plan an event at the Armani Hotel. Few details were given about the event, however, I ended up creating over 30 custom brooches that would be given to each guest to wear during the black tie (and gown) event. 

Today, I received an email from Mark with a link to an article written about the event! What an honor to be a part of this beautiful event. 

Guests were greeted with flowers, pastries and a detailed itinerary. An informal Italian aperitivo party Friday night put everyone at ease. Saturday offered a relaxed agenda of sightseeing, spa treatments and hairdressing. In the late afternoon, Daniel and the hotel's Eva Mazi visited each guest room to present a brooch specially commissioned from American craft designer Gustav Reyes as an endless knot of aubergine-colored wood. A note specified it was to be worn over the heart. The shape echoed the grooms' Cartier Trinity bands in diamond, platinum and black ceramic. Dress code for the evening was strictly black tie, with black gowns requested for the women.

Article: http://www.sfgate.com/style/unionsquared/article/Armani-Hotel-well-suited-for-couple-s-reception-3961857.php#photo-3566700
Mark Daniel Interior Design http://www.markdanielid.com/