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The Fine Art of the Tin Can
Admittedly, my intention, is visi-blogs rather than verbiage. You'll have to wait and see what I have more of at any given time....images or spiel
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About Me
- Tedd R McDonah
- Born and raised in rural Wisconsin. Now living in Lancaster County, PA. It feels a lot like home, in the rural sense, but more populated. If you are a metal monger, or metal monger at heart, I hope you enjoy this blog.
Followers
Etsy offerings at teddmcdonah.etsy.com
Upcoming Events where myself and/or my work will be
- April 18th - 20th, 2013. University of Wisconsin - LaCrosse. Public Lecture, Visiting Artist. Torch and Kiln-fired enameling on copper.
- January 31st - February 2nd, 2013. Stephen F. Austin State University. Public lecture, Visiting Artist. Topics/Demos Mokume-gane, Blacksmith Tong Making, Chasing Tool Making
Links
- Angela Gerhard Jewelry
- Arizona Designer Craftsmen Blog
- Arizona Designer Craftsmen Website
- Ashley Weber
- ASU Metals Blog
- Becky I. Chader Blog
- Crystal Bortfeld
- Culver's Butterburgers and Frozen Custard
- Danielle Embry
- David Eichenberg
- Eleanor Richards
- Kirsten Skiles
- Lauren C. McAdams
- Lauren McAdams
- Loring Taoka
- Lynette Andreasen
- Melissa McGurgan
- Mesa Contemporary Arts at the Mesa Arts Center
- Michael Perry: Author, Humorist, Musician
- National Ornamental Metal Museum
- Oceanside Ice Arena, Tempe, AZ
- Sean Terry/Melting Point Casting Company
- Yuma Symposium
Publications of Work
500 Enameled Objects: A Celebration of Color on Metal
Introduction, Juror: Sarah Perkins
Lark Books
Page 218
By Bobby Hansson
Lark Books
Page 150
The Art and Craft of Making Jewelry
By Joanna Goldberg
Lark Books
Page 130
500 Metal Vessels: Contemporary Explorations of Containment
Introduction, Juror: Fred Fenster
Lark Books
Pages 162 & 239
Contemporary Ironwork: Inside and Out
A Schiffer Book for Designers and Collecters
By Donna Meilach
Schiffer Publishing
Pages 198 & 200
4 comments:
tedd- this looks great! this is a hanger right- how does it work?
Vic- Yes hanger only. Mountable by the corner holes. That's it. Display only. Less ambiguous than the others which are intended for display, but "could" be used...
So is the hanger the new part? Gallery display is a pain, but you've come up with a nice solution.
Kirsten- the hanger reference is the aspect of the piece being for display only - decorative purposes. And yes, the change is that the flange has essentially been turned into a mounting device with the lure still attached at a small area. This was made for a show which all pieces were to have a 4"X4" dimension. All submissions will be shown as a grid format.
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