Grab a coffee at Stumptown (a few doors down) and start your day with our morning events, beginning at 10:00am.
Monday, November 16th, our NYCJW opening day features a walk-through of Doris Chou-Durfee's multi-sensory solo exhibition with the artist.
Wednesday, November 18th, Art Jewelry Forum will host a panel on the many lives of art jewelry.
Thursday, November 17th, experience the dazzling world of Jerry Grant in conversation with Steven Alan for a great jewelry story and some father and son kibbitzing. (And head over to Steven Alan's cool boutique in Chelsea to see Jerry's latest creations.)
Friday, November 18th, Jennifer Altmann joins Robin Kranitzky, Kim Overstreet, Maria Phillips, and Seth Papac to discuss collaboration and the power of two.

Our noontime talks–Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday–are focused on artistic practices that engage with culture and community. 
On Monday, we'll showcase Rosario Moore's community-based project The Heirloom Room.
Wednesday, curator Elena Karpilova will share her experiences in Minsk to Lisbon: Finding a Sense of Home.
Thursday, join Kate Connell on her "earring thinking" journey, with a bonus workshop afterwards at 1:00pm. (Space is limited for the workshop. Sign up now!)

And if you are in the neighborhood in the afternoon, come by for tea and our book talks and signings!
On Monday, a peek at the Bernard Schobinger exhibition and accompanying catalogue, currently on view at Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, with curator and author Cindi Strauss.
On Tuesday, hear award-winning author Anna Rasche read from her just released novel The Cursed Diamond.
Wednesday, Joanne Hyppolite and Toni Greenbaum's long-awaited Bodyworks: The Jewelry of Art Smith will be presented by its authors, co-hosted by Black in Jewelry Coalition.
And Friday, Ruth Peltason will discuss her latest book The Jewelry Wardrobe–on all things jewelry, style, and adornment.

Don't miss our two special evening events! A rollicking "feast for the senses" party in celebration of Doris Chou-Durfee's exhibition, from 6:00–8:00pm on Wednesday. And on Friday, cocktails with AJF and RJM–two great contemporary art jewelry institutions dedicated to sustainable futures. 

Finally, we're delighted to collaborate with our West Village partners In Heroes We Trust and The Alpaca Library by Yanawara to showcase the work of Argentinean jeweler Ana Goris and celebrate Andean craftsmanship. Thursday at 4:00pm, 576 Hudson Street.

We look forward to seeing you at our events–or just to hang out!