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I’ve written before about Murphy; she won best of show and second place at the last Heard Museum Fair and Market.  She’s an Oglala bead artist from Montana, and I have seen one of her pieces in person at a museum here in Minnesota.  I just learned that she is part of an exhibit named Molly Murphy and Friends, at the Emerson Center for the Arts and Culture in Bozeman, MT.  The show continues until July 24th.  I’d really love to see it.

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Here’s two more, added to this blogroll and my feed reader….

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If I were in New York City June 19-21, World of Beads would be on my must-see list.  It’s a juried exhibit hosted by the Bead Society of Greater New York including demonstrations, workshops, and vendors.  Click on Past Exhibits at the bottom of the page to see previous years’ galleries.

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Land of Odds sponsors an Ugly Necklace contest every year.  “Our respected judges evaluated these creatively-designed pieces in terms of hideousness, use of materials and clasp, the number of jewelry design principles violated, and the designer’s artistic control. Extra points were awarded for artists’ use of smaller beads, because it’s much more difficult to do Ugly with these.”  Chose from your favorite (is that the right word?) from the six semi-finalists.

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This looks good!  Maria Rypan is giving a presentation on contemporary beadwork from the Ukraine at the Ukrainian National Museum in Chicago on June 2nd at 7pm.  There will be examples of beadwork and bead books from four recent trips that she took to the Ukraine.  This blog post has more information, and there’s a pdf to open on the museum’s page.  Nastasiya Marusyk-Zhmendak will display her “gerdany” beadwork necklaces and bead-embroidered Ukrainian blouses or “sorochky.”  Maria will have some of her own work, kits, and books.

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