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Copper Bowl Workshop – February 22, 2025

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Copper Bowl Workshop Date: Saturday, February 22, 2025 Time: 10:00am – 4:00 pm Instructor:  Kaminer Haislip, Adjunct Professor of Silversmithing at the American College of the Building Arts Register: Redux Contemporary Art Center (contact them at the link below to sign up) https://redux.givecloud.co/product/11000-022225/copper-bowl-workshop-saturday-february-22nd-2024 Cost: $238 for Members / $280 for NonMembers *Membership Discount applied at checkout.* Age: 18+ Students […]

The Charleston Museum Acquires Charleston Rice Spoon by Kaminer Haislip

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The Charleston Museum Acquires Charleston Rice Spoon by Kaminer Haislip I am incredibly excited and honored to announce The Charleston Museum has acquired my sterling silver Charleston Rice Spoon for their permanent collection! Many thanks to Chad Stewart, Curator of History, for his support of my work and the effort he put into making this […]

Grant Awarded for Guilloche

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Vallee de Joux, Switzerland Grant Awarded for Guilloche I am very excited to announce I have been awarded an Arts Project Support Grant from the South Carolina Arts Commission! This grant will help fund my travel to Switzerland to study Guilloche under Calina Shevlin, one of the few expert Guilloche artists in the world who […]

Silver Cuff Bracelet Workshop – January 18, 2025

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American College of the Building Arts student Robin Andrews Silver Cuff Bracelet Workshop Date: Saturday, January 18, 2025 Time: 10:00am – 4:00 pm Instructor:  Kaminer Haislip, Adjunct Professor of Silversmithing at the American College of the Building Arts Register: Redux Contemporary Art Center (contact them at the link below to sign up) https://redux.givecloud.co/product/11000-011824/silver-bracelet-fabrication-workshop-saturday-january-18th-2025 Cost: $255 for Members […]

Holy City Sinner – November 2024

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Holy City Sinner Skilled silversmith Shares Her Craft with ACBA Students and Arts Community by Claudie Benjamin November 5, 2024 Fiery welding torches with blue and yellow flames, molten solder, acid washes, rotating sanders, piercing, sawing, cutting, and pounding: metalsmithing in a no-nonsense workshop. How is it that Silversmith Kaminer Haislip moves with such elegance, assurance, […]

Helena Fox Fine Art Trunk Show – November 30 – December 7, 2024

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Helena Fox Fine Art in historic, downtown Charleston, SC Photograph by Marie Rodriguez Photography Helena Fox Fine Art Trunk Show – Charleston, SC Helena Fox Fine Art represents my handcrafted silver designs and carries a curated selection of my silver hollowware, flatware, home objects, and jewelry in their beautiful, downtown Charleston art gallery. They are […]

Charleston Mercury Holiday Event – November 25, 2024

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Charleston Mercury Holiday Event – November 25, 2024 I am very excited to participate in a Lowcountry holiday market and benefit event for South Carolina Quail Forever co-hosted by the stellar publication Charleston Mercury! I will have my silver jewelry, functional home objects, and Christmas ornaments displayed for sale. Popular local authors will be there […]

Silver Ring Workshop – October 26, 2024

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American College of the Building Arts student Robin Andrews Silver Ring Workshop Date: Saturday, October 26, 2024  Time: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Instructor:  Kaminer Haislip, Adjunct Professor of Silversmithing at the American College of the Building Arts Register: Redux Contemporary Art Center (contact them at the link below to sign up) https://redux.givecloud.co/product/11000-102624/silver-ring-fabrication-workshop-saturday-october-26th-2024 Cost: $216 for Members / […]

New Guilloche Jewelry Series

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New Guilloche Jewelry Series Guilloche, or Engine Turning, is a handcrafted process utilizing a manual machine to put engraved lines, designs, and patterns into metal. Though the technique has its roots in ancient times, the machines used today, most built before WWI, have their origins in 18th century France and Switzerland. Brought into mainstream culture […]