Showing posts with label Julia Dusman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Julia Dusman. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Photos by Clark Linehan - Part 2

Photos by Clark Linehan - Part 2

The 2011 Mobius Wearable Art Runway Show on Tour!
at the seARTS'
Celebrate Wearable Art! Show
in Gloucester, Massachusetts, USA


featuring our alumnae's wearable works
which walked The seARTS Runway
for the second half of the seARTS Runway Show
in order of appearance:


Designer/Model: Jane Wang

Designer/Model: Stephanie Skier


Designer/Model: Bethany Haeseler

Designer/Model: Elly Jessop

Designer/Model (3rd piece): Katie Pray

Designer/Model: Julia Dusman

Designer/Model: Alyssa Fishenden




















Photo Credit:
Clark S. Linehan Photography
Web: www.linehan-photography.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/clarklinehan

Sunday, October 9, 2011

Photos by Clark Linehan - Part 1

Photos by Clark Linehan - Part 1

The 2011 Mobius Wearable Art Runway Show on Tour!
at the seARTS'
Celebrate Wearable Art! Show
in Gloucester, Massachusetts, USA


featuring our alumnae's wearable works
which walked The seARTS Runway
for the first half of the runway show
in order of appearance:


Designer/Model: Alyssa Fishenden


Designer/Model: Marie Ghitman
Models include: Neige Christensen


Designer: Amy Keefer


Designer/Model: Julia Dusman


Designer: June Monteiro


Designer: Selina Narov


Designer: Anonymous
Model: sara june


Designer: Julia Dusman





















Photo Credit:
Clark S. Linehan Photography
Web: www.linehan-photography.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/clarklinehan

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

The 2011 Mobius Wearable Art Runway Show Hits the Road!

In June 2011, Jacqueline Ganim-DeFalco of the non-profit arts collaborative Society for the Encouragement of the Arts (seARTS) invited all of the designers from the 2011 Mobius Wearable Art Runway Show to present their pieces from that show and/or new/other wearable art work at a Wearable Arts/Fashion event entitled Celebrate Wearable Art! to take place in Gloucester, Massachusetts, USA on Sunday September 25th, 2011. The show would be a combination of a seARTS Benefit and a showcase of local "wearable" artists who have been doing their own show for the past 5 years during the holiday period.

Thankfully fourteen of the original designers were able to make room in their schedules to participate in this "tour" of the 2011 Mobius Wearable Art Runway Show!

Julia Dusman
Alyssa Fishenden
Maria Ghitman
Bethany Haeseler
Elly Jessop
Amy Keefer
L. Mylott Manning
June Monteiro
Selina Narov
Anonymous
Katie Pray
Jenn Sherr Designs
Stephanie Skier
Jane Wang


and sara june modelled once again for Anonymous

(mobius.org event page: http://www.mobius.org/events/mobius-wearable-art-designers-searts)

Initial press of the seARTS show included: The Gloucester Times
and online: the New England Cable News channel!

After the runway show featuring both wearable art and fashion, the audience voted for their favorites in three categories and the winners included 2011 Mobius Wearable Art Runway alumna,

Julia Dusman (http://www.juliadusmandesigns.com/):

Viewer's Choice Award :: Favorite Runway Artist Presentation
sponsored by Eliason Law Office & Scanzani & Associates

for three neckpieces from her collection.

Congratulations Julia!



L to R:

Julia Dusman;
Jacqueline Ganim-DeFalco;
Carolyn Kirk, Mayor of Gloucester;
James Caviston,
President of seARTS Board





Photo: Clark Linehan

Our special thanks to Jacqueline Ganim-DeFalco of seARTS for inviting everyone from our show at Mobius to be part of their wonderful event in Gloucester, Massachusetts, USA.

and to our seARTS liaisons Pam Morss, Terry Weber, Clare Higgins,

and to Ellen Shea of Rising Design Boston and one of the original designers in the 2011 Mobius Wearable Art Runway Show for lending her considerable talents to helping organize the event.

Thanks also to Clark Linehan for his fabulous photographs of the event:

Clark S. Linehan Photography
Photography for Business
Web, Publication & Display
18 Hemlock Drive, Canton, MA 02021
P: 781.562.0032 | C: 978.337.1818
Web: www.linehan-photography.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/clarklinehan

www.flickr.com/photos/29874046@N03/sets/72157627761639730

and Manuel Simoes of GoodMorningGloucester - the Gloucester community blog that just won best community blog in Massachusetts:

http://goodmorninggloucester.wordpress.com/2011/09/26/searts-fashion-show-%e2%80%93-wearable-art-model-slide_show/


In addition to wearable art works for the runway, two designers from the original Mobius show, June Monteiro and Katie Pray, presented fashion pieces in Gloucester on the runway. Please click on the full set of photographs by Clark Linehan to see those beautiful pieces:

June Monteiro's fashion pieces start here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29874046@N03/6187119350/in/set-72157627761639730

Katie Pray's fashion pieces start here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29874046@N03/6187129680/in/set-72157627761639730


The next two posts on this blog will include photographs from the seARTS Celebrate Wearable Art! event taken by Clark Linehan:

Photos by Clark Linehan - Part 1
The 2011 Mobius Wearable Art Show on Tour!
at seARTS' Celebrate Wearable Art Show - Gloucester, Massachusetts, USA

featuring our alumnae's wearable works which walked the seARTS runway for the first half of the runway show

and

Photos by Clark Linehan - Part 2
The 2011 Mobius Wearable Art Show on Tour!
at seARTS' Celebrate Wearable Art Show - Gloucester, Massachusetts, USA

featuring our alumnae's wearable works which walked the seARTS runway for the second half of the runway show.


And finally, A HUGE THANK YOU to all the designers who participated in the show!

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Julia Dusman [3]

Julia Dusman
New York, NY, US
www.juliadusmandesigns.com

necklace "Tarantula", materials used- black onyx, coral, carnelian, glass, wire.

Theme: General

Bio:
My first experience of making jewelry dates back to 1990. I carried this passion through 20 years, while becoming a professional classical pianist. I always believed in the power of Beauty, and music education brought me to the deeper understanding of all the components of it. Composition, balance, style, proportions and, most importantly, individuality. I did not step far away from my profession, because I am trying to create a “Visual music”. I get inspired by almost anything: old photo, colors of sunset, person, dress, vintage button, rhythm of drums…, anything that is unique. Each design carries piece of my heart. Just like a melody through sounds, in my jewelry I am trying to bring the emotion out through the shape and color. And just like in music, I find it very important to have a room for interpretation.



photo: Justin Moore



photo: Justin Moore



photo: Bob Raymond



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photo: Hans Wendland



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photo: ichifoto