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I should have taken more pictures at Monday's art show in Columbus. The level of the work surprised me. That's where I hit upon Pat Bolgar (yesterday's post) and Grace Stokes.
Grace doesn't have a web site but you can see more of her work in the recent Lark book by Katherine Aimone. Both artists showed remarkable facility at combining polymer and PMC.
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Looking for links to Grace led me to the Ganoksin site which offers some tempting pictures and articles for the PMC/polymer folks out there. Be sure to take a look at the Ford/Forlano article.
I am familiar with this work and it is hand formed sterling not pmc. Ms. Stokes has a wonderful variety of items with tremendous detail and exquisite form. She has a beautiful quiet sense of color and balance. Though her use of polymer is secondary to her metal work, her pieces are a very nice marriage of materials.
I have been following Grace Stokes for years. Her quality, workmanship and uniqueness is unsurpassed. I enjoy and look forward to her new pieces at every show. Keep up the Great work Grace!