Jackson Junge Gallery invites you to their Autumn Handmade Market! Located in Wicker Park, this handmade market features local artisans and craftspeople. Find jewelry, handwoven tapestries, prints, sculpture, and original artwork
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Artists:
Therese Kuempel - Her jewelry is hand-made in her Chicago studio/home where she aims to create well-crafted designs that are both unique and empowering to the wearer. Designed with strong, clean lines, her jewelry is inspired by a juxtaposition of organic formations and geometric shapes. She aims suspend the wearer in an ethereal place: a place between the impermanent, delicate organic and the impenetrable, industrial qualities of metal.

(wired) - Bold. Strong. Beautiful. Aware. (wired) jewelry and couture makes a statement. Marrying aesthetics and environment, the results empower and inspire. Founder Melissa Kolbusz designs handmade wearable artwork entirely from reclaimed and surplus industrial material. Salvaging components, such as colorful alternator wire, tubing and transistors, (wired) fashions one-of-a-kind and limited edition works with designs on the future.

Allison Mooney - She is a jewelry designer and metal-smith from Chicago, Illinois with a focus on modern, minimalist metal work. Allison works with sterling silver, gold fill and rose gold fill predominately, and she loves to play with oxidizing sterling for ombre effects. 

Laura Garza - Each piece is handmade and designed by Laura Garza in Chicago. Inspired by nature, travels and culture, she creates what she loves, pieces that are raw and earthy with a creative twist of modern and simple. The metals are formed to be a natural part of the selected stones. She works with lost wax casting, reticulation and her new collections include enameling.

SKP - Visual artist based in Chicago, IL. Specializes in printmaking, drawing, painting, and on the side- jewelry.

Paige Quinn-Vasic – Created Handmade Felt Sushi Jewelry as part of her growing fiber arts practice.

Jennifer Mosley - Handmade jewelry from items she has found on the streets of Chicago including paint peels from murals, rubber tubing, semi-precious and gemstones, ancient glowing stones, glass, and mixed metals.

Emily Breidenbach – Makes 100% wool naturally dyed and handmade wall weavings. She offers a variety of sizes from 9'x12' all the way up to 4''x3''. Emily dyes all the wool using botanical materials such as flowers, roots, and minerals.

Samantha Arnold – Hand painted jewelry and greeting cards created from her original paintings. Samantha works primarily with acrylic paints, watercolor and mixed media in an abstract, almost cartoon-like, style.
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Saturday, October 13, 2018: 1:00 - 6:00 PM