I was recently visited in my studio by Olivia from Winter Moon Blog for an interview. Olivia and I chatted about jewelry, design, and what I’ve been making as of late. Here are a couple of my favorite questions that Olivia asked me:…
It’s almost my one year anniversary of working in my new studio space; actually, I guess it’s been long enough that I can’t call it ‘new’ anymore! I share the third floor mill space with three other amazing makers and…
So, I’m excited to have some newer work at the One Way Gallery in Providence for their current show. You should definitly check out the show that’s up now… not just to see my jewelry, but also because this is…
I’ve been following Meighan O’Toole’s amazing blog, My Love For You, for quite a while now. Meighan has created a repository of amazing makers, I got to her webspace for a stimulating mental vacation and to view inspirating works from…
I am flattered to have recently been asked by The Opulent Project to participate in one of their ongoing projects, COSTUME COSTUME. As a result, I’ve been working on making lots of the Pro Nailz pieces the past couple of…
I just wanted to point out that the images that I took a while back with Maureen Keaveny are now up on my website, islaytaylor.com… So, check it out and make sure to check back, because we’re taking more photos…
What’s a great way to spend a Friday night, and I’m not being sarcastic here? I spent last night documenting some of my recent work with Maureen Keaveny, which was so much fun! I really like shooting work on models…
I was recently interviewed for what I thought was going to be a short side-bar piece about myself and my role as Gallery Director at Hera Gallery… However, when I picked up the latest issue of SO Rhode Island Magazine,…
There’s a really interesting article in this issue of Art New England about the Providence art scene written by Doug Norris. Doug is a wonderfully observant art writer who primarily reviews for the South County Independent, and freelances for national…
So, I’m pretty excited (and a little nervous) to be working with Honfleur Gallery in Washington DC to curate an exhibition titled Objectified: the domestication of the industrial. Objectified will feature the work of Robert Longyear, Jeanne Jo, Andrea Miller,…