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Wasatch Studio Tour

10/10/2019

IT IS Here.....
The big reveal is Saturday and Sunday

You are cordially invited to the public studio opening Wasatch Studio Tour
The first Salt Lake Valley studio tour.

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY October 12 & 13, from 10 am -6 pm, Click below for a Goole map to my studio.
(422 West 900 South STE 105, Salt Lake City, UT 84101).

There are 126 artists participating in this inaugural event.
Check out our map to plan your personal studio tour.

I will be interviewed by KRCL RadioACTive this Wednesday, October 9th at 6 pm.
Here is the RadioActive link if you would like to tune in.
https://krcl.org/community-stories/radioactive/

I will be hosting an amazing artist in my studio along with my work.

Mïa Vollkommer
"I'm a jeweler, small businesswoman, teacher, cat lady, lover of Kung Fu movies, and the bearer of an often mispronounced name (it's "Maya" not "Mee-ah"). I've made my way working in the Arts in such places as Washington, DC, New Orleans, and Iowa City, and I've now come to roost in Salt Lake City, where I run my business – 2 dots over the i. I'm also the course scheduler for the Lifelong Learning Program at the University of Utah, teach jewelry making classes for the Smithsonian Associates, and love to travel the world with my #1 side-kick: JPM. In addition to making jewelry, one of my greatest joys is to see folks of all ages discover their own creativity and awaken their maker’s spirit."

Here is her website to browse more of her amazing work.
https://www.shop2dots.com/products

New Workshops....

8/24/2019

I am excited to announce that I have opened up some workshops for the Fall.

Students have been asking for an OPEN STUDIO WORKSHOP for awhile now. If you have an idea of a glass project and want a helping hand to sort out the project this if the workshop for you.

INK is now up as well. This workshop sells out so very quickly. Get while you can the UofU LifeLong Learning workshop sold out in days.

The PEDANT WORKSHOP has been a huge success. This is fun to take with friends.

For more information on my workshops go to this link.

www.SarindaJones.com/teaching

Community Partnerships

8/24/2019

I have been working with Craft Lake City and Utah Museum of Natural History for a silk dyeing workshop. I believe that Community Partnerships are essential to giving back to our community. I wanted to take a moment to thank both Craft Lake City and the Utah Museum of Natural History for partnering with me in this event.

Currently the workshop is full. Please keep an eye out on my teaching schedule as there is talk of adding another workshop.

Adornments are available on line

7/2/2019

::Glass Adornments Available OnLine::
As per many requests I now have my glass jewelry on my website. Please see the link below.
http://www.sarindajones.com/store/c9/Adornments.html
#glassjewelry #fusedglassjewelry #sarindajones @ Artspace Commons, Solar Gardens & Greenery Community

Craft Lake City DIY Festival

6/29/2019

I'm excited to be an exhibitor at the 11th Annual @craftlakecity DIY Festival from August 9-11, held in a NEW venue at the #utahstatefairpark!

This will be the biggest DIY Festival yet, celebrating our creative community and featuring performers, artisans, food vendors, DIY engineers, workshops, a kids area and more.

Get your pass in advance at @24tixdotcom and stop by to see me when you're there!

#clcdiyfest #craftlakecity @ Salt Lake City, Utah

Utah Arts Festival 2019

6/21/2019

The Utah Arts Festival is happening this weekend June 20-23 at Noon to 11:00pm, Downtown Salt Lake City. Hope you can come for visit. My booth #137 is nestled up against the City County Building on the Eastside. There are many many events happing this weekend. To find out how to festival here is a link.
www.UAF.org

Back Home In The Salty City.......

4/21/2019

::Glass Workshops::
I am back in the Salt Lake studio teaching again-! I am looking forward to getting back to educating. These particular workshops are always a favorite and many students retake them.
Sign up soon to reserve your spot for you and your friend.

Next Workshops

::Cellular Bowl Workshop::
Beginner
May 4th Saturday 1-3pm

::On Edge Plate::
Some glass cutting/Beginner
May 19th Sunday 1-3pm

::Sugar Glass Casting + Frame::
Beginner
June 29 & 30 Saturday 1:00 PM-3:00PM

Here is the link to register
http://www.sarindajones.com/teaching.html

Studio Open House......

4/21/2019

2nd Annual Studio Open House.

You are invited and bring your friends and family.
I am honored to invite you to the Second Annual Open House.
Last years event was a great way to bring in Spring and see everyone out and about mingling. Woo Hoo Two YEARS-!

May 5th, Sunday 1:00pm to 4:00pm

This event is an opportunity for people to see how I create my art and to purchase unique one of a kind pieces at sale prices.

There will be chalk for the kids & adult kids to draw with on the sidewalk. As well Small libations for your enjoyment.

What you will find for the Moms and Women of your life.
-Jewelry
-Plates and platters
-Gift certificates for workshops
-Art for the walls

Google Map Link
422 West 900 South #105
Salt Lake City, UT, 84101

Parking is best on 900 South. Look for the balloons and festivitie.

Looking forward to seeing you soon.
Sarinda

Salt Lake City Public Art Installation at Firestation #3 Sugarhouse.

4/13/2019

"Parley's Undercurrent"

Overview
Parley's Undercurrent is located in Salt Lake City, Utah at Fire Station #3 on of the first net-zero fire stations in Utah. “Parley’s Undercurrent” is the predominant art sculpture for Fire Station #3. Focusing on the interior with the North facing 2-story windows bringing the outside in and connecting the lobby to the meeting spaces. There are 300, transparent 9” glass disks that will be domed in shape. These disks mount to the wall with industry standard standoffs.

Goals
A work of public art succeeds when it draws people in, causing them to feel more connected to their surroundings. Each of us responds deeply to color, light, and pattern. Whatever else a work of public art may encompass, these elements ensure that the work is accessible to a broad audience. These elements are central to my work and I believe they are important to the fire station #3 project. A successful public art project reflects the dignity, culture, and values of a society. It may be an expression of an individual artist or it may be collaboration among many, but in the end, it becomes part of a larger body of work that contemporary artists, designers, and craftspeople leave to future generations. The ultimate goal is to bring additional illumination and a calming environment to the overall experience for the firefighters and public visitors of Fire Station #3.
Process
Including the community in some way to provide a teaching opportunity to the community giving insights to how the project is fabricated was important for me. Including the science behind the making of glass art. I proposed a community outreach to the firefighters and other stakeholders in the project to participate in making some of the disks to be included in the body of sculpture. The experience with the firefighters was truly amazing, engaging for myself and them. They seemed to take an authentic interest in the process and visiting my studio. Everything went as expected, no major injuries and they completely jumped in ready to create. I wanted to provide a nonjudgemental environment for them to truly express themselves. I hope they enjoyed the time spent together.

Additional Info
There are 300, 9' glass disks individually mounted onto the span of the lobby wall, stairwell wall, and around the corner to the community meeting room. This meandering work bridges the upstairs meeting room and lobby into one cohesive space. 40' x 150' x 4"

Artistic Process And Science
My process is about abstraction. Taking a feeling, environment or a moment in time. Then it is all about the investigation of the subject. I have a worksheet that helps me to abstract the essential attributes of creative thought or idea. This worksheet helps boil down the process for me. For example after talking to the firefighters, Sugarhouse Arts Council and Salt Lake City Public Art Design Board about the overall scope of this work. I extracted keywords from the dialoge, such as calming, serine, the ideology of the community and history of Sugarhouse. Then I walked around Sugarhouse looking for these statements in the community.
I found myself at Sugarhouse Park. I have always been attracted to water and decided to walk up Parley's Creek. Here is where the idea came for Parley's Undercurrent. This Creek connects the whole community and physically runs right through Sugarhouse. I took out my sketch notebook and started a color study with my watercolors and color pencils just getting the colors right was important to me.
At my glass studio, I pulled out my glass Bullseye Glass sample set and tried to match the colors to the color study. Then the fun really begins for me, Thinking about Parley's Creek and how I can make this project look and feel like the creek its self. Playing with the idea of the meandering creek was interesting to me. As I walked along the creek it felt like I was investigating the area, exploring if you will.
Parley's Undercurrent meanders down the wall in the lobby of Firestation #3 and turns the corner and continues up the two-story wall to connect the community room.
I abstracted the color, the feeling of meandering, calming effects of the water translated nicely with the illumination of glass and the undulating shapes of the circular disks in Parley's Undercurrent.

Glass House Gallery Opening

2/25/2019

My Show at Glass House Glass House opens March 15th, 6-9pm.
If you are in The Salty City come see my recent work.!! Both glass and mixed media paintings will be hosted.

Google Map To Glass House