Volcano Art Center Featured Artists: Jewelry
About the artist… Keith Beardsley was born in Portland, Oregon but has lived in Hawai‘i since he was two. Keith’s […]
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Born and raised in Southern California, I relocated to the Big Island of Hawaii in 1988. In 1989 a business […]
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My jewelry is made from sterling silver sheet and wire. I manipulate them into forms by sawing, hammering, forging, soldering, […]
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Jelena Clay is a mixed media artist that resides in Hilo on the Island of Hawaii. She is the daughter […]
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Erin Datlof’s art brings science, nature, and jewelry together using stylized designs of endemic and indigenous species to showcase the […]
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Bill was born in Bremerton Washington and moved to Kodiak Alaska at age 3. At age 5 he moved to […]
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Capt. Tom Eimer, Equestrian and Island Jewelry Artist, revives for us the near lost art of Paniolo, or Hawaiian Cowboy, […]
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Marian has been doing glass lampwork since 1981, studying at the famed Pilchick School with Ginny Ruffner and Bandhu Dunham. […]
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I have been making jewelry for about fifteen years. I started working in Santa Fe, New Mexico finishing jewelry and […]
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Lynne Gustavson creates her one-of-a-kind gemstone jewelry to match the colors, textures and moods of beautiful Hawai’i. Her unique necklaces, […]
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Stoneface Hawaii is a family run, art/manufacturing business that has been creating original products from their home studio in Kalapana […]
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Wayne’s love for flowers was encouraged from birth by his paternal grandmother Viola Goodwin Keeth. Her yard was always full […]
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Jessica was born in Vicksburg, Mississippi and raised mostly in rural South Carolina. Her artistic ventures have included completing her […]
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I have been creating jewelry for over 30 years, selling my pieces in fine galleries and stores, on my website, […]
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Michael Mortara was born in Honolulu and earned a degree in architecture at the University of Hawai`i at Manoa where […]
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There is no heat or solder used in Stone O’Daugherty’s jewelry. Instead, Stone concentrates on fusing contemporary designs with olde-world, […]
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