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EXPLORE art installation story in the Forest Park Review
Story in the Forest Park Review about this art installation with public participation at the Forest Park Public Library in July 2015 and the paper also wrote an editorial in response to this installation.
Articles & Guest Posts
Elaine has had articles published in Art Jewelry Magazine, Studio PMC and been interviewed by The Crafts Report, Fusion, Authority on Jewelry Manufacturing, Bead and Button and Studio PMC. She has been profiled in her local paper, at JCKonline, on the Library as Incubator blog, and Arts Business Institute.
She has written guest posts for the Art Biz Blog and ReFab Diaries.
Guest post by Elaine Luther at Art Biz Blog
Guest post at ReFab Diaries
Forest Park artist and jeweler creates high-concept work from found objects
From Forest Park Review: In the world of Forest Park artist Elaine Luther, coincidence plays a starring role. “I found this broken car glass on the street and I swept it up. It stayed on my work bench for years and years until I finally found a place for it,” she said.
Library As Incubator Project
Profile on Library as Incubator Project about my Medals that You Wouldn’t Want to Earn.
Profile on Library as Incubator Project about Our Ladies of Perpetual Housework.
Selected Publications
Art Jewelry & Studio PMC Magazine
- Art Jewelry Magazine November 2008, Project Article Photo Pendant
- Art Jewelry Magazine January 2009, Project Article Splat! Pendant
- Art Jewelry Magazine, subscriber bonus download Metal Clay Envelope
- Studio PMC, Volume 10, Number 3, Fall 2007 Society of Mothers…
Artist Bio
Elaine Luther is an artist whose work explores death, motherhood and doing the dishes. She finds that the more honest she is in her art, the more others can connect with it. Her art has been exhibited nationally and internationally, notably in Chicago at Woman Made Gallery and in London. Solo shows include Harold Washington Library, West Englewood Public Library and multiple micro-galleries, including two in the U.K.