"The Knuckle Dusters are a series of wooden rings based on the construction of 2x4 stud walls. Structures I have been familiar with ever since I was a young lad. I remember playing and running through these delineated walls on visits to my dad’s various job sites. At home, there was an exposed 2x4 above the stair landing, a crossbeam in the unfinished ceiling that I would swing from to launch myself down the stairs. Later, my dad would teach me how to frame stud walls for a living (though I don’t think this is what he intended). The knuckle dusters are offensive, good in a fight but can be uncomfortable to wear either by restricting movement or by posturing the hand. Each one is named in the style of rock and pop love songs because the fight is really about being loved as one’s self. These structures need not be violent, one frames the index and middle finger in a peace sign, or alternatively the number “2”. Another one dresses up the middle finger to elaborate on an obscene gesture. There is no proper way to wear the knuckle dusters, actually they need not be worn at all. The little structures stand on their own."
2023

20TH ANNUAL NATIONAL JEWELLERY STUDENT COMPETITION
July 22 - August 11, 2022
2022

CALEB WITVOET, KNUCKLE DUSTERS
April 14 - 27, 2022

PAULA MURRAY, CALL AND RESPONSE
May 5 - 31, 2022

19TH ANNUAL NATIONAL JEWELLERY STUDENT COMPETITION
July 6 - August 5, 2022

SORREL VAN ALLEN, A FINE LINE
August 11 - 31, 2022
2021

VOLTAGE
Nov. 17th - 21st 2021

NYCJW21: NEW YORK CITY JEWELRY WEEK
Nov. 15th - 21st 2021