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Emily Stoehrer, PhD

Jewelry Curator | Fashion Historian

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Emily Stoehrer, PhD

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Want to work at the @mfaboston? Studying jewelry history? Looking for a part-time gig? This may be the job for you. I’m hiring a part-time research associate to work on a wide variety of curatorial tasks, from research to cataloging and so much more. This is a chance to work with the MFA’s world class jewelry collection, and to learn more about curatorial work and museum practices. Apply using link in bio. @jewelryjobs #jewelryhistory #museumwork #jewelry #decorativearts #fashion
At last! Happy Holidays. 🎄🌟🎄🌟Repost from @mfaboston
Want to take a closer look at the life and work of Andrew Grima? Join me and @kklostermanjewelry tomorrow night as we share beautiful images and stories from Grima’s life and work from the 1960s and 1970s. Organized by @jewelryhistory its free and open to the public. Thursday, December 16 at 6pm ⬆️ link in bio ⬆️
Merry merry! Sparkly things are happening at @mfaboston. To be continued…🎄🎅🏻🌟 #jewelry #christmassparkle
While international travel remains complicated (to put it mildly!) I was able to see @kklostermanjewelry’s jewelry from the 1960s and 1970s at the @cincyartmuseum a weeks ago. Simply Brilliant was curated by Cynthia Amnéus and includes outstanding examples of American and European jewelry from this period, and the installation features videos, fashion - with some of the most energized mannequins I’ve seen - and a great soundtrack. More in stories! #jewelryhistory #jewelryinmuseums
I am way behind in sharing new acquisitions like this Sweet Heart brooch (2018) by Zachary Lectenberg (@yotburd ). Lectenberg creates jewelry that is as graphic as it is narrative. Bringing his illustration alive through champlevé enamels, Lechenberg created deceitfully simple looking ornaments that nostalgically evoke his 1990s childhood spent reading comic books, collecting (and trading) Garbage Pail Kid cards, and skateboarding. The images he creates on his jewelry are both comical and unsettling. In this brooch, titled Sweet Heart, Lechtenberg has illustrated a comic book-like figure with blue hair licking an ice cream cone. Next to her is a cherry with a laughing face. And, above her head a thought bubble with a red heart. The reverse is patterned with scratched hearts and skulls and the words “SWEET HEART” in the center. Swipe to see the fabulous illustration that accompanies the brooch. ❤️ Happy Friday! #contemporaryjewelry #nyjw21
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