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Art Jewelers Guild of the Grand Junction Area Virginia Jensen, Co-director 204 Easter Hill Drive Grand Junction, CO 81507 View Map Phone: 970-243-1220	The Art Jewelers Guild is a group of jewelry artisans joined as a regional association for the purposes of networking, education and sales opportunities. Members range from beginners to professionals. Advanced members teach classes and mentor beginners. The group encompasses broad categories of jewelry making, including silver and metal wire work, fused and torch glass, beadwork and fabric. The Guild meets monthly. Interested jewelry makers are encouraged to visit and join.
Carrie L. Kellerby Confluence Studios 634 Main Street Grand Junction, CO 81501 Phone: 970-234-0040 Link: Confluence Studios Website	Confluence studios is a gallery that also offers art classes, events, and creative writing opportunities. There are membership benefits, but all are welcome to participate in the cultivation of creative making.
Christine Jarvis Love This! 2941 Shavano St Grand Junction, CO 81504 View Map Phone: 970-261-6261 Link: Christine Jarvis website	Christine Jarvis is a mixed media recycle addict who specializes in found objects and recycled materials. Often she can be seen digging through piles of discards looking for just the right accent for a piece. Currently she can be found working on several pieces simultaneously, while plugging away at her online retail store: Love This! You can view photos of her art work and jewelry available for sale at www.christinejarvisgallery.com or https://www.ebay.com/str/christinegreywolf.
Confluence Studios Carrie L. Kellerby 634 Main St Garden Level Unit 6 Grand Junction, CO 81501 View Map Phone: 970-234-0040	Confluence studios is a gallery that also offers art classes, events, and creative writing opportunities. There are membership benefits, but all are welcome to participate in the cultivation of creative making.
Julie Glassman Julie Glassman Fine Art Jewelry Phone: 970-464-4843 Link: Julie Glassman Website	As a girl there were few things I loved more than running my fingers through vintage necklaces passed down from my loving grandmothers. Things that shimmered and sparkled always caught my eye. As I grew, I began disassembling them and making my own creations. When I was fourteen, I took my first metal smithing class, and with one ignition of a blowtorch I had found my path in life. After high school, I attended the Fashion Institute of Technology in Manhattan and graduated with a degree in jewelry and gems. After college, I mastered the technique of cloisonné enamel and developed my signature medium of miniature paintings created from layers of high fired glass framed in precious metal settings. One of my first creations was an evil eye pendant. Twenty-five years later, my evil eyes remain one of my most popular (and imitated) lines, recognized nationally and internationally, along with my other designs.
Mark Saro Mark Saro 2335 Cypress Court Grand Junction, CO 81506 View Map Phone: 970-245-3075
Mary A. Shipley Life's Rainbow Life's Rainbow 2981 Hayden Grand Junction, CO 81504 View Map Phone: 970-434-4804 Fax: 970-261-4411
Maya Nichols Maya Nichols Grand Junction, CO 81501 Phone: 617-359-3594 Fax: 617-359-3594	As a multi-media artist, there are times the media or material inspire my ideas. Also inspired by nature, it is life cycles such as birth, death, and transition that I find most fascinating. A caterpillar's metamorphosis into a butterfly or fertilized eggs growth into a complex animal are just two manifestations of life cycles that stimulate my work. Clay is one of my favorite materials to work with because with it I’m able to physically represent my ideas, in addition to being fun and calming to work with. My favorite tool is a metal scraper with teeth. This tool becomes an extension of my hand that I can use to smooth, shape, cut, scrape, roughen, score, and burnish the clay. Many patterns emerge in my work. Most recently, the theme has been life and light within a subject. I really enjoy working with light, whether contained in or glowing from a piece. I use light as a visual element in some pieces, while intending it to be symbolic of life or energy in other pieces.
Melissa Wesnidge Carlson Melissa Wesnidge Carlson 385 Hill View Drive Grand Junction, CO 81507 View Map Phone: 970-623-4448 Link: Melissa Wesnidge Carlson Website	Melissa Wesnidge Carlson is a contemporary artist living in Grand Junction, Colorado with a Bachelors of Fine Arts from Colorado Mesa University. Melissa is an avid traveler and often references photos she's taken along the way for her work, whether it's for a portrait or landscape. She primarily works with oil and acrylic mediums as well as creates copper jewelry for her business The Copper Canvas.
Starzoe Design Sandra Lee 315 Ouray Avenue Grand Junction, CO 81501 View Map Phone: 970-201-1025	Sandra began designing and creating award-winning jewelry as a teenager. Her creative journey has been guided by the art of primal peoples and the art and architecture of Nature. A life-long love of the art of jewelry blends with scientific curiosity into an 'alchemy of adornment' While the ancients sought to use the alchemic arts and sciences to turn lead into gold, Sandra turns simple components into complex wearable treasures.

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