№ 00002 How do you accept THjewellry.com ?


 I like Gallery.

 I want to present my collection in the Gallery.

 Maybe later.

 I do not like the gallery. :)


   


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Basic techniques in jewelery.

Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester NY, USA

Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester NY, USA

RIT is a place where brilliant minds assemble and collaborate,
where they pool together their individual talents across disciplines in service of big projects and big ideas.

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It is a vibrant community teeming with students collaborating with experts and specialists: a hub of innovation and creativity. It is an intersection of disciplines, a launching pad for a brilliant career, and a highly unique state of mind.
It is a perfect environment in which to pursue your passion. Here, the future is envisioned each day. And remade each day after.
Imagine the possibilities.

Rochester Institute of Technology ‘RIT’ is one of the oldest universities in the United States, founded in 1829. The College of Imaging Arts & Sciences offers a Bachelor of Fine Arts, B.F.A – Metals and Jewelry Design and a Master of Fine Arts M.F.A within its School for American Crafts Department which also has Ceramics, Furniture Design and Crafts programs. The school is internationally recognized with a learning environment that focuses on both the concepts and practical techniquies of metalsmithing and design.

Students the opportunity to learn about hollowware, jewelry, sculpture, and furniture within the metals environment.The school also focuses on preparing students for life after graduation by teaching core skills such as soldering, stone setting, silversmithing, forging, fabrication and casting. The school also gives students the opportunity to study 3D design and concept drawing. The school maintains close connections with industry and creative leaders with invited guest speakers from the field conducting discussions in topics such as design, studio management, gallery relations, professional practices and technical and aesthetic issues. Students may participate in fild trips to museums, artists’ studios, and art centers.

 http://www.rit.edu/ 





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