February means Valentines–and Hearts!

It’s time to point out your beloved how a lot you care and assist shield their coronary heart well being, too. February kicks off the American Coronary heart Affiliation’s “Go Purple for Girls” Marketing campaign.

In help of this worthy trigger, In-City Gallery presents the work of three jewelers, Eleanor Goodson, Barbara Murnan and Carol Ott in a present additionally entitled, “Go Purple for Girls”. The opening reception on Friday, February third (5-8 pm), will characteristic the music of guitarist Adam Stone. “Go Purple for Girls” runs via February twenty eighth.

In help of the American Coronary heart Affiliation, In-City Gallery will donate 10% of the present’s gross sales to the AHA and can acquire donations all through the month of February.  The American Coronary heart Affiliation’s signature ladies’s initiative, “Go Purple for Girls” is designed to extend ladies’s coronary heart well being consciousness and function a catalyst for change to enhance the lives of ladies globally.

The distinctive jewellery of Eleanor Goodson, Barbara Murnan and Carol Ott, is the proper method to say ‘I like you’ on Valentine’s Day!

Goodson creates 22K gold, pure silver, or electrum chains following the traditional Etruscan type, and her necklace designs are created by combining semi-precious stones, pearls, gold or silver beads in combos which might be each distinctive and authentic.

Murnan is a passionate metalsmith working with sterling silver, copper, agates and minerals, to which she provides the aspect of fireplace, producing hand solid free-form designs of simplicity and energy.

Ott, a jewellery artist for over twenty years, finds all beading strategies pleasant however “free type” is her favourite. “I don’t take pleasure in making the identical factor twice so summary beading may be very interesting. It will get my artistic juices flowing as I kind via the infinite number of beads, their colours, finishes, styles and sizes.”

In-City Gallery is a cooperative gallery situated on Chattanooga’s North Shore at 26A Frazier Avenue. They’re open 11-5 p.m. (closed Tuesdays) and 1-5 p.m. on Sundays. Their artists provide a various vary of authentic artwork and fantastic craft together with work in numerous media, sculpture, flame-worked glass, pottery, works in wooden and metallic, jewellery and fantastic artwork images.

Go to www.intowngallery.com to be taught extra.