Mi-Sook Hur earned a BFA in Metalwork and Jewelry from Seoul National University in Korea and an MFA in Metals from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She has showcased her work both nationally and internationally, and her pieces are housed in esteemed collections including those of the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts (Little Rock, AR); Enamel Arts Foundations (Los Angeles, CA); Crocker Art Museum (Sacramento, CA); John Michael Kohler Arts Center (Sheboygan, WI); Philadelphia Museum of Art (Philadelphia, PA); Racine Art Museum (Racine, WI); Kamm Teapot Foundation (CA); and Yale University Art Gallery (New Haven, CT).

You can find more details about Mi-Sook on her website:  https://www.misookhur.com

Kristina Glick is a metalsmith, enamelist, and drawing artist. She is head of the Metals and Jewelry program at Idaho State University and teaches workshops for schools and metalsmithing groups around the country. Her work has been exhibited in many national and international juried exhibitions and appears in various publications including 500 Enameled Objects and 500 Gemstone Jewels. Kristi has an MFA from East Carolina University in Metal Design.

You can find more details about Kristina’s work on her website:  https://www.kristinaglick.com

Wyatt Nestor-Pasicznyk is a metalsmith, jeweler and enamelist currently living and working in rural NJ. In 2023, he worked as a coordinator at Peters Valley School of Craft managing their Fine Metals studio. This experience has since lead him to teach workshops at craft schools around the country. His work focuses on rural iconography and story-telling translated into wearable art. Wyatt creates most of his work in the form of champlevé enameled belt buckles; a type of body adornment tied to both rural identity and masculinity. He grew up in a small rural town and has worked with horses his entire life. He continues to work on several farms focusing on horsemanship and livestock management. Another of his passions is agriculture and the perseverance of farmers over generations – as the land, climate, and people change. The culture of farming and agriculture heavily impact the work he makes. He graduated with a BFA from Tyler School Art in their Metals Jewelry CAD CAM Program in 2021.

You can find more details about Wyatt’s work on his website:  https://www.wyattnp.com