Baltimore Open Studio: Towson University Metalsmithing and Jewelry Program

Towson Metalsmithing and Jewelry program teaches students the art and craft of metalsmithing and jewelry making, balancing the technical and aesthetic aspects of art making. The program prepares students for a wide variety of opportunities post-graduation, including graduate study, bench work, and independent production of jewelry or metalwork. The program is housed in a new 3,000-square-foot studio facility with state-of-the-art ventilation and separate graduate studios. The studio is equipped for a wide range of processes, spread out over three rooms, with separate chemical, finishing, and enameling rooms.

Towson University faculty and students will demonstrate metalsmithing and jewelry techniques to show attendees.