Tuesday, November 3, 2009
"Say it in Metal" DIY Studio
Please join us for the debut of the Do It Yourself studio set-up at Heidi Lowe Gallery. The DIY studio will allow people to customize a pendant or charm of their choice. They will get to take part in the creative process while making a gift for themselves or someone special. The DIY studio will be an interactive part of the gallery through the holiday season. The jewelry ranges from 20.00 to 50.00 depending on the size and amount you add. Come have fun with a friend and get the special gifts you are looking for this holiday season.
Annual Multiples Exhibition
Opens November 14th, 2009 5-8pm
Featuring artists from around the world created limited edition jewelry.
Featuring artists from around the world created limited edition jewelry.
Monday, June 9, 2008
Summer Schedule
June 14th, 2008
Sakurako Shimizu
"Conceptual Jewelry Project"
July 12th, 2008
Sarah Kate Burgess
August 2nd/9th, 2007
"Night of the Stud"
featuring cuff links made by studio artist
benefit AIDSWellness
August 16th, 2008
Organic Style
Group show curated by Jamie Bennett
Summer is here.
Summer is here!
The gallery is ready to go, with lots of fresh new work and a new show, Sakurako Shimizu: Conceptual Jewelry Project, opening this week. New artists on display at the gallery are Alice Roche, Allyson Bones, and Raissa Bump. It has been a busy start to the season and we hope that continues.
Other exciting new - Eleven galleries in Rehoboth have come together to create Mosaic: The Rehoboth Beach Gallery Collective. We have started "Second Saturdays" an art walk of the eleven galleries the second Saturday of each month from 6-9 pm. For more information about "Second Saturday" or the galleries participating go to www.mosaicrehoboth.com. We had the first on in May and it was a great success. The next one is June 14th, 2008 from 6-9pm. Come by and join us for art, food and wine.
Saturday, September 22, 2007
After Summer
After a busy season I have a few moments to report on this summer's events. We had a great start with a featured artist show by Shella Robinson. Shella Robinson's new work is a study of the ruffle. She reinterprets the ruffle in silver, creating pieces that are playful and thoughtful. The show was a great success.
In July, artists Yevgeniya Kaganovich and Anya Kivarkis presented " White Out". The work in this show is a historical revision, a challenge of authoritarian luxury forms through alteration. Yevgeniya Kaganovich reconstructed the quintessential pearl necklace in rubber and plastic, bringing new life to a historical staple. Anya Kivarkis used forms and images from the Victorian and Baroque past, such as lace and the chandelier. She reinvents these forms in new ways, drippy and distorted.
Annie Hinkes and Stephanie Tomczak organized "Collision, Emerging Artists Exhibition" in August. The exhibition featured eight jewelers exploring ideas about jewelry. This refreshing show was full of young talent. The jewelry was beautiful and thought provoking.
September was a blur with two shows back to back. On the 14th the gallery hosted a benefit for VSA arts of Delaware. This show was comprised of paintings, prints, and sculptures by the cognitively disabled of Delaware. The artists were there to see their artwork on the walls and the community came out to support the important role art plays in the lives of everyone.
Heidi Lowe Gallery sponsored Re-Use on September 21st in conjunction with the Surfrider Foundation. The Surfrider Foundation is a national organization dedicated to ocean and beach preservation. The show is comprised of five artists that use recycled or re-used materials to create contemporary jewelry. The artist in this show are Jennifer Bradley, Mike Ruta, Sarah Kate Burgess, Uli Rapp, and Halligan Norris. It was a busy opening and a percentage of the proceeds went to help clean up the local beaches.
Fall is here and we are preparing for the annual "Multiples" show in November and next summers exhibitions. Keep an eye out for our website. Thanks for a great second summer. heidi
In July, artists Yevgeniya Kaganovich and Anya Kivarkis presented " White Out". The work in this show is a historical revision, a challenge of authoritarian luxury forms through alteration. Yevgeniya Kaganovich reconstructed the quintessential pearl necklace in rubber and plastic, bringing new life to a historical staple. Anya Kivarkis used forms and images from the Victorian and Baroque past, such as lace and the chandelier. She reinvents these forms in new ways, drippy and distorted.
Annie Hinkes and Stephanie Tomczak organized "Collision, Emerging Artists Exhibition" in August. The exhibition featured eight jewelers exploring ideas about jewelry. This refreshing show was full of young talent. The jewelry was beautiful and thought provoking.
September was a blur with two shows back to back. On the 14th the gallery hosted a benefit for VSA arts of Delaware. This show was comprised of paintings, prints, and sculptures by the cognitively disabled of Delaware. The artists were there to see their artwork on the walls and the community came out to support the important role art plays in the lives of everyone.
Heidi Lowe Gallery sponsored Re-Use on September 21st in conjunction with the Surfrider Foundation. The Surfrider Foundation is a national organization dedicated to ocean and beach preservation. The show is comprised of five artists that use recycled or re-used materials to create contemporary jewelry. The artist in this show are Jennifer Bradley, Mike Ruta, Sarah Kate Burgess, Uli Rapp, and Halligan Norris. It was a busy opening and a percentage of the proceeds went to help clean up the local beaches.
Fall is here and we are preparing for the annual "Multiples" show in November and next summers exhibitions. Keep an eye out for our website. Thanks for a great second summer. heidi
Friday, May 4, 2007
May 3rd, 2007
Heidi Lowe
Innovative Jewelry Studio and Gallery
328 Rehoboth Avenue
Rehoboth Beach De 19971
302-227-9203
heidilowejewelry@gmail.com
Spring Studio Hours
Thursday- Sunday
10AM-6PM
And by Appointment
Call Heidi 302-841-0908
Innovative Jewelry Studio and Gallery
328 Rehoboth Avenue
Rehoboth Beach De 19971
302-227-9203
heidilowejewelry@gmail.com
Spring Studio Hours
Thursday- Sunday
10AM-6PM
And by Appointment
Call Heidi 302-841-0908
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