Arthur Hash presented a slide lecture of his work at the MFA in Applied Craft and Design studios at the Bison Building on January 21, 2010. Hash is a jewelry designer and craftsman whose work comes from a commitment to participate in the contemporary exploration of what jewelry is and can be, while retaining the sense of elegance and beauty found in the long tradition of body adornment. His recent work has incorporated waterjet cutting and rapid prototyping to make one-off art jewelry pieces.
The MFA in Applied Craft and Design is a joint degree program offered by PNCA and Oregon College of Art and Craft.
Arthur Hash, Graduate Lecture Series
