Artistic jewelry

Fifty jewellery brands have united to create a long-term scholarship and mentorships to support black students at New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology

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The list of celebrated Black jewelry designers in American history is distressingly short. This is not because Black Americans haven’t been participants in the jewelry industry—they have. But prior to the mid-20th century, Black designers and jewelry artisans usually worked in anonymity, their expertise and artistry fueling the bottom lines and good reputations of white…

Anjelica Huston wearing The Jealous Husband (c. 1940) by Alexander Calder, 1976, photo by Evelyn Hofer, ©2016 Calder Foundation, New York, Photo © Estate of Evelyn Hofer During his lifetime Alexander Calder made over 1,800 earrings, bracelets, necklaces and brooches. The fusion of fashion and art is fashionable now, but Calder [...]