Mary Lynn Podiluk

Mary Lynn Podiluk is a Canadian Art Jeweller & Goldsmith who blends aural concepts with visual expression through precious metals and alternative materials.

Mary Lynn studied both fine art and linguistics at the University of Saskatchewan, drawing on this background when she went on to pursue an education in craft at NSCAD University, where she earned a BFA in Jewellery Design and Metalsmithing in 2012. 

Mary Lynn has exhibited her work nationally and internationally. She won the Canadian National Jewellery Student Competition (Ottawa, ON) in 2012 and was the Saskatchewan representative in the exhibition The Canadian Mosaic of Metal (Toronto, ON) in 2013. That same year, she won a student NICHE Award (Washington, DC) for her teapot ‘Metalanguage’, which was acquired during SOFA Chicago 2015 by the Kamm Teapot Foundation, the world's largest teapot collection. She received a professional 2015 NICHE Award in the wedding jewellery category with her engagement ring ‘Infinite’, and was selected as a finalist in 2016. In 2023, her teapot ‘Metalanguage’ was chosen for inclusion in the exhibition ‘Paral(elles): A History of Women in Design’ at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.