Elusive talent

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Gem carver Steve Walters' works are so quickly sold out that it is hard to catch up with him at exhibitions. His carvings are done with the designer-client's suggestions in mind. As a result, his carvings are of such quality that, despite their dramatic impact, goldsmiths find them easy to work at.

Cover Story, Interview, Personalities, Gem carving, Walters, Steve

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A new SOFA

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Sculpture, Objects, and Functional Art (SOFA) holds its first show in New York City on Apr 7-12, 1998. The show, which is usually held in Chicago, not only features wearable art but also works of metal sculptors such as Albert Paley and dealer Helen Drutt.

Exhibitions, New York, New York, Jewelry

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Cyber gems: with the help of a computer, Tino Hammid is turning his gemstone photographs into surreal landscapes

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Photographer Tino Hammid distorted his photographs of gems using a Macintosh computer. The distorted images provide a fresh and interesting view of gemstones.

Photographers, Portrayals, Works, Gems, Precious stones, Hammid, Tino

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