A busy metalsmiths workbench is filled with tools and requires perfect light.
Join us
for the annual
Midwest Metalsmiths Art Show!
Stop by to talk shop with
artists about their creative
processes and inspiration!
Buy one-of-a-kind art jewelry,
sculpture and more! Enter for a
chance to win - $50 gift certificates
to use at our show!
Participating Artists:
Nisa Blackmon • Christiane Danna • Virginia Fisher • Catherine Geyer •
Tara Hoppe • Donald & Carol Horstman • Cynthia Howenstein •
Peggy Jacobsmeyer • Cory Lawson • Kelly Miller • Allison Norfleet-Bruenger • Ron Perisho • Nancy Pierson • Leigh Roberts • George Sharos •
Permanent Jewelry by Kim Stahl • Yuko Suga •
Rosemary Werkmeister • Kristen Windmiller • Chris Capkovic
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Gem Show information provided by member Kim Stahl
Gem Shows
in the Area
Nov 24-26, 2023
Affton, MO
Affton Community Center
STL Mineral and Gem Show
Looking forward to 2023!
Get those creative juices flowing for a great year!
Here is a brief look back at 2022.
2022 Recipients for
Merit Scholarship
now online.
Three $3000 Scholarships went to Midwest University students.
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Annually, scholarships are awarded to outstanding metals
students at Midwest Universities. -
Midwest Metalsmiths annually contributes to the Craft Alliance
youth program. -
Fran Siegel Memorial Scholarship Awarded to one Midwest Metalsmiths member to take a class at William Holland School of Lapidary Arts.
Deadline for Fran Siegel Scholarship
was March 14th, 2023
Photo Credit: Michelle Smith-Lewis
Lisa Geertsen 2022 Recipient from
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Midwest Metalsmiths embrace many aspects of metalwork: enameling, jewelry, sculpture, blacksmithing, and vessels as well as educators, and gallery owners. Visit the individual member's page to acquaint yourself with the depth of talent and the broad use of metalsmithing skills. Meet Our Artists
Pieces of metal just cut for jewelry pieces using a metal shear.
Miles of precious and ferrous metal wire goes into wire work jewelry.
Log with holes drilled in it to organize Metalsmithing tools.