Apr
25
6:30 PM18:30
EVENTS
Nov
30
6:00 PM18:00
Nov
25
12:00 PM12:00
Nov
24
10:00 AM10:00
Nov
23
10:00 AM10:00
Nov
21
10:00 AM10:00
Oct
28
10:00 AM10:00
Oct
27
10:00 AM10:00
SUSAN LISTER LOCKE Exclusive Trunk Show-Day3
BIO
Susan Lister Locke is an artist and jewelry designer living on the island of Nantucket thirty miles off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
Susan’s life has been one of inspiration and creativity. A native New Englander, she has always pursued a creative path. In her youth, a passion for fashion design became the focus of her professional life. Life took a different course after moving to Nantucket, where an interest in gems, precious metals, and sculpture led her to a career in Jewelry Design.
It started with classes on Nantucket, and led to travels throughout the US and master classes in Italy. Susan’s thirst for learning and development continues unabated. The results have been stunning and acclaimed. Previously, she has shown at the prestigious Nantucket Looms, at Dimson Homma in Manhattan, and Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts. Today she runs a waterfront gallery of her own at 28 Easy Street on Nantucket.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
“From my gallery on Easy Street, I look out on Nantucket Harbor with all its marine activity, and I see the fabulous light and changing colors of the sun, sea and sky. I find this—along with the flora and fauna of the Island—truly inspirational and vital to my work and my very being.”
“I try to incorporate all of this into my work, into my choices for gemstones, my shapes and finishes—whether they be sculptural or organic, highly polished or subtly burnished. I may start with an idea—a specific image—but often times the process itself takes me on a different journey and surprises me. It’s as if what emerges as a finished design was there all the time, with its own energy, just waiting to be released.”
“Commission work is a specialty and an honor. I love to have people come to me with an idea or bring me a family piece and ask me to give it new life. Creating new stories with heirlooms is so important and such a delight for me.”
“I get to know my clients so well, typically on multiple projects. Often in my travels I will find stones—which remind me of my clients—so I’ll make a piece of jewelry for them surprising them with the results. They are always delighted, and so am I!”
“We cannot compete with Mother Nature, we can only carry her train.”
Oct
26
10:00 AM10:00
SUSAN LISTER LOCKE Exclusive Trunk Show-Day2
BIO
Susan Lister Locke is an artist and jewelry designer living on the island of Nantucket thirty miles off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
Susan’s life has been one of inspiration and creativity. A native New Englander, she has always pursued a creative path. In her youth, a passion for fashion design became the focus of her professional life. Life took a different course after moving to Nantucket, where an interest in gems, precious metals, and sculpture led her to a career in Jewelry Design.
It started with classes on Nantucket, and led to travels throughout the US and master classes in Italy. Susan’s thirst for learning and development continues unabated. The results have been stunning and acclaimed. Previously, she has shown at the prestigious Nantucket Looms, at Dimson Homma in Manhattan, and Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts. Today she runs a waterfront gallery of her own at 28 Easy Street on Nantucket.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
“From my gallery on Easy Street, I look out on Nantucket Harbor with all its marine activity, and I see the fabulous light and changing colors of the sun, sea and sky. I find this—along with the flora and fauna of the Island—truly inspirational and vital to my work and my very being.”
“I try to incorporate all of this into my work, into my choices for gemstones, my shapes and finishes—whether they be sculptural or organic, highly polished or subtly burnished. I may start with an idea—a specific image—but often times the process itself takes me on a different journey and surprises me. It’s as if what emerges as a finished design was there all the time, with its own energy, just waiting to be released.”
“Commission work is a specialty and an honor. I love to have people come to me with an idea or bring me a family piece and ask me to give it new life. Creating new stories with heirlooms is so important and such a delight for me.”
“I get to know my clients so well, typically on multiple projects. Often in my travels I will find stones—which remind me of my clients—so I’ll make a piece of jewelry for them surprising them with the results. They are always delighted, and so am I!”
“We cannot compete with Mother Nature, we can only carry her train.”
Oct
25
5:00 PM17:00
SUSAN LISTER LOCKE Cocktail Reception
BIO
Susan Lister Locke is an artist and jewelry designer living on the island of Nantucket thirty miles off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
Susan’s life has been one of inspiration and creativity. A native New Englander, she has always pursued a creative path. In her youth, a passion for fashion design became the focus of her professional life. Life took a different course after moving to Nantucket, where an interest in gems, precious metals, and sculpture led her to a career in Jewelry Design.
It started with classes on Nantucket, and led to travels throughout the US and master classes in Italy. Susan’s thirst for learning and development continues unabated. The results have been stunning and acclaimed. Previously, she has shown at the prestigious Nantucket Looms, at Dimson Homma in Manhattan, and Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts. Today she runs a waterfront gallery of her own at 28 Easy Street on Nantucket.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
“From my gallery on Easy Street, I look out on Nantucket Harbor with all its marine activity, and I see the fabulous light and changing colors of the sun, sea and sky. I find this—along with the flora and fauna of the Island—truly inspirational and vital to my work and my very being.”
“I try to incorporate all of this into my work, into my choices for gemstones, my shapes and finishes—whether they be sculptural or organic, highly polished or subtly burnished. I may start with an idea—a specific image—but often times the process itself takes me on a different journey and surprises me. It’s as if what emerges as a finished design was there all the time, with its own energy, just waiting to be released.”
“Commission work is a specialty and an honor. I love to have people come to me with an idea or bring me a family piece and ask me to give it new life. Creating new stories with heirlooms is so important and such a delight for me.”
“I get to know my clients so well, typically on multiple projects. Often in my travels I will find stones—which remind me of my clients—so I’ll make a piece of jewelry for them surprising them with the results. They are always delighted, and so am I!”
“We cannot compete with Mother Nature, we can only carry her train.”
Oct
25
10:00 AM10:00
SUSAN LISTER LOCKE Exclusive Trunk Show
BIO
Susan Lister Locke is an artist and jewelry designer living on the island of Nantucket thirty miles off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
Susan’s life has been one of inspiration and creativity. A native New Englander, she has always pursued a creative path. In her youth, a passion for fashion design became the focus of her professional life. Life took a different course after moving to Nantucket, where an interest in gems, precious metals, and sculpture led her to a career in Jewelry Design.
It started with classes on Nantucket, and led to travels throughout the US and master classes in Italy. Susan’s thirst for learning and development continues unabated. The results have been stunning and acclaimed. Previously, she has shown at the prestigious Nantucket Looms, at Dimson Homma in Manhattan, and Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts. Today she runs a waterfront gallery of her own at 28 Easy Street on Nantucket.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
“From my gallery on Easy Street, I look out on Nantucket Harbor with all its marine activity, and I see the fabulous light and changing colors of the sun, sea and sky. I find this—along with the flora and fauna of the Island—truly inspirational and vital to my work and my very being.”
“I try to incorporate all of this into my work, into my choices for gemstones, my shapes and finishes—whether they be sculptural or organic, highly polished or subtly burnished. I may start with an idea—a specific image—but often times the process itself takes me on a different journey and surprises me. It’s as if what emerges as a finished design was there all the time, with its own energy, just waiting to be released.”
“Commission work is a specialty and an honor. I love to have people come to me with an idea or bring me a family piece and ask me to give it new life. Creating new stories with heirlooms is so important and such a delight for me.”
“I get to know my clients so well, typically on multiple projects. Often in my travels I will find stones—which remind me of my clients—so I’ll make a piece of jewelry for them surprising them with the results. They are always delighted, and so am I!”
“We cannot compete with Mother Nature, we can only carry her train.”
Oct
23
to Oct 24
Oct
22
6:00 PM18:00
THE COLOR OF DESIGN: Creating a Foundation for Art Through Paint and Paper
The Color of Design: Creating a Foundation of Art Through Paint and Paper
BUILDING AN ART COLLECTION? NOW SURE HOW TO MARRY ART WITH YOUR INTERIOR DESIGN?
Conversations with our special guest, Lifestyle Creative Director, Stylist and Author, Hilary Robertson, will help you discover the use of foundational color, expose misconceptions and learn styling tips for your home.
DESCRIPTION
The art scene in Montclair is vibrant, offering opportunities to become a collector at every turn. You find a piece of art you love, bring it home, then are presented with the dilemma - HOW DOES ART MARRY WITH MY INTERIOR DECOR?
Spend time with stylist Hilary Robertson, our resident experts at Flat File and framing expert Wade Maxx Art & Framing, as Polly Morozov and the AMPERSAND INTERIORS + GARDEN team lead conversations on the COLOR OF DESIGN.
Bring your thoughts about ART + DESIGN with you. Let’s learn from the experts and each other. You’ll will be invited to participate in your own PAINT + PAPER CHALLENGE, using contemporary art from our current collections and the fine resources from Farrow & Ball Paint and Paper, creating your own personal PAINT + PAPER STYLE.
HOSTS
Polly Morozov (Ampersand Interiors + Garden), Tiffany White-Arnold (Farrow & Ball Paint and Paper), Geoffrey Aldridge-Duncan (Flat File Art), Ria Maqsudi (Wade Maxx Art & Framing), Jose Camacho (Artist)
Hilary Robertson began her career as an editorial interiors stylist and journalist on many European titles including Metropolitan Home, Livingetc and Elle. She designs sets for ad campaigns, magazines and catalogues, sources both props and locations, art directs and has worked as creative director for several start-up brands including Canvas. She is also an experienced visual merchandizer. Hilary has produced several interiors books, most recently researching and creative directing Brooklyn Interiors, Rizzoli 2016. She is happy to consult on retail and domestic interiors, staging and exhibition design. Her client list includes West Elm, Canvas, Ochre, Bloomingdales, Sunbrella, Zoffany, Elle Decoration, InsideOut, Vogue Living, Town and Country, Living etc, Metropolitan Home, Garnet Hill, Williams Sonoma, Rizzoli, Ryland, Peters & Small and the Telegraph Magazine.
Oct
20
to Oct 21