Emily Smith MSDC
Metal Work
Emily works from her studio in Winchester. She crafts a variety of work; from specific projects and collections to bespoke work and workshops. Emily uses a variety of techniques to create her pieces, focusing mainly on lost wax casting processes in her day-to-day practice but still very much in touch with traditional building techniques for commissions and the fixings for the aforementioned cast pieces. In addition to the thoughtful design and message behind her collections, Emily also donates a portion to a relevant and well researched charity of her choosing.
Always willing to take on a challenge, she has crafted a wide variety of work within the umbrella of 'bespoke', from tiny tools to bold recycled gold pieces.
Upcoming 2024:
- Designer Craft at Bankside (20 Nov - 1 Dec)
- 6Artist Collective (29 Nov - 1 Dec)
- Cluster Jewellery (14-18 Dec)
2024:
- Silver+Form
- Handmade Oxford
- Cluster Jewellery
2023:
- Handmade Oxford
- 6 Artist Collective
- 'Figuratively' Exhibition
- 'Platform and Function' Exhibition
- 'Ringleaders' Exhibition
- 'Line, Shape, Form' Exhibition
2022:
- Recipient of GCDC Bronze Award in Polishing
- NAJ (National Association of Jewellery) ‘Excellence in Jewellery’ Award at BCTF
- ‘Future of Craft’ Exhibition, Southbank, London
- ‘Humanity’ Exhibition, Winchester
- ‘Make Jewellery Not War’ Exhibition, Pyramid Gallery, York
2021:
- Creates Gallery’s Emerging Artist Award, 1st Prize - 3D Category
- Creates Gallery Exhibition, Monmouth
- ‘Abstract’ - Tebbs Contemporary Art Gallery, London
- Handmade Oxford Online
- Article published in Eko Magazine
- Cluster Crafts Exhibition, London
2020:
- Getting Started - Goldsmiths Centre, London
- Article published in Aballone Magazine
- ‘Polemos’ - Galerie Weltraum, Munich
- Handmade Chelsea Online
- Hand Medal Project
2019:
- Young Designers Exhibition at the Beijing Times Art Museum, China
- Magpie Contemporary Craft Exhibition in Farnham
- Graduated from UCA, Farnham
- Graduate Show at UCA, Farnham
- New Designers, London
- Art Waves Festival, Lewes
2018:
- GCJM Exhibition at The Craft Study Centre
- Recipient of The South Square Trust Silversmithing Bursary
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