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Artist Information:
John Field
Huddersfield,
United Kingdom
Member Since: Nov 2000
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Artist Exhibitions:
1987 GROUP EXHIBITION, THE
MALL GALLERIES, INCLUDE LONDON


1990 "NEW FACES" THE VICTORIA
& ALBERT MUSEUM, LONDON

1992 ONE MAN EXHIBITION AT
"MARIE VITA GALLERY", OSAKA
JAPAN

1994 CHELSEA CRAFT FAIR

1996 ONE MAN EXHIBITION AT
"THE OPEN EYE GALLERY",
EDINBURGH

1997+98 ARTISAN CONTEMPORARY
CRAFT FAIRS, EDINBURGH

1999 EXHIBITIONS AT ...

Further Information

Artist Galleries:
UK OUTLETS

LEEDS CRAFT CENTRE & DESIGN
GALLERY

PYRAMID, YORK

GODFREY & TWATT, HARROGATE

TOM FOOLERY, MUSWELL HILL +
BARNES

RUTHIN CRAFT CENTRE

QUEEN'S GALLERY, DUNDEE

BREWERY ARTS, CIRENCESTER

THE ARC, CHESTER

GIBBS GALLERY, CANTERBURY

ABERDEEN ART GALLERY

BRISTOL GUILD OF APPLIED ART


...

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Artist Statement for John Field

Exotic Wooden Jewellery
For the past twelve years I have made a range of one off pieces of jewellery using exotic woods, silver, gold and various other materials. Often one piece of jewellery will open up to reveal another. I also enjoy making stands to display my jewellery. I like to use a variety of materials for the warmth of their colours and because they allow a more sculptural approach to design. The ideas for my jewellery come from a wide range of sources. These include antique scientific equipment, ethnographic artefacts such as netsuke and scrimshaw and ideas suggested whilst actually in the process of making.

Metal jewellery
I also work on a range of asymmetrical metal jewellery in partnership with my wife Dawn. The materials used are un-hallmarked silver, brass and various semi-precious stones such as amber, amethyst, garnet, white moonstone and opal triplet. The silver cannot be hallmarked because it has the brass pieces soldered to it. First a grid is imprinted on the silver sheet. Then stencils are arranged in the squares and roller printed. The earrings are cut up using the grid system into set sizes. An opal, garnet, moonstone, amethyst, or piece of amber will be used on one, while the other will have some brass decoration.


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