Upcoming Events
2019 Metals Challenge Luncheon
Jun. 2nd
Jun. 15th
Join Us
Membership in the Metal Arts Society of Southern California provides for participation in periodic workshops in the field of metal working and other related areas. Workshops are offered throughout the year and are conducted by renowned artists from all over the country. We now publish every two months instead of 5x a year. The MASSC News provides interesting articles on workshops, bench tricks, and other areas of interest to it's members – all in outstanding, vivid color (digital format only)!
Articles
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Join us to vote for your favorite entry to this year’s Metal Challenge, share a buffet lunch provided by Jay’s Catering, and celebrate this year’s winners at The Rose Center in Westminster. We encourage you to bring friends and family to this fun and lively event. This event is open to all; you do not have to be a MASSC member to attend.
April 23rd, 20192019 Challenge!
Instead of a Jewelry Challenge, we are conducting a METALS Challenge.
Submissions need not be wearable!!!
4/19/19 - Earliest to turn piece in
Mandatory turn in piece 4/26 at 5pm
January 6th, 2019
Members Spotlight
In 2010, I enrolled at Santa Monica College to pursue that degree that I had never quite finished. I had intended to major in Math, but after my 3rd or 4th semester of sneaking an art class onto my schedule, my husband urged me to change my major to Art. I soon fell in love with 3D media and in 2014 I transferred to Cal State Long Beach intending to major in Sculpture, but soon found myself drawn to the Metals Department. One semester in and I was hooked...a socially acceptable way to play with fire and hit things with hammers? Sign me up! During my time at CSULB, I fell in love with enameling and blacksmithing. I served as the President of the CSULB Metal Arts Guild, and I earned a BFA in 3D Media, emphasis in Metals in 2016. Soon after graduating, my husband and I moved to a new larger home in Northridge, where I was able to turn one of our spare bedrooms into a metalsmithing studio.
