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Emily Gill
  • 25, Female
  • Toronto, Ontario
  • Canada
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"Thank you for visiting! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me directly through my website. I welcome custom orders."

I teach enameling courses at Jewel Envy. Classes run continuously, check the website below for start dates. New classes are scheduled to begin on August 18th. Wednesday evenings from 6:30 - 9:30 for 8 weeks
New one day workshops will be scheduled in August.


Have a specific project in mind? Send me a message!

Look for jewellery by Emily at the following locations:

Jewel Envy, Toronto, Ontario

Lafreniere et Pai Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario

Tank, Toronto, Ontario

Seeds Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia

Emily's Etsy page to shop online

go directly to Emily's website: www.emilygill.ca

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2 photos by Emily Gill were featured
September 1
Just started a new enamel class tonight
August 18
SATURDAY July 31, Repair day at Jewel Envy! We will fix anything! http://ning.it/9m6ReR 10 am 6 pm at 101 Spadina Ave Suite 214! Same day!
July 30
Emily Gill added a discussion
Next class will be a combination Intro/Intermediate Enameling course, beginning on Wednesday, August 18th for 8 weeks. Cost $295 + hst at Jewel Envy, taught by Emily Gill. Introductory Enameling: Learn the basics of firing glass powder onto c…
July 24
Emily Gill added an album
July 14
Emily Gill added 6 photos
July 14
Winner of Best Jewellery at the TOAE 2010. thanks!
July 12
Only 6 more days to the TOAE! Come visit me at booth 557 http://www.torontooutdoorart.org
July 3

Profile Information

Do you have a website?
http://www.emilygill.ca
In what province are you?
ON
Do you consider yourself a professional, student or emerging artist. Are you a gallery, school, organization or guild?
Professional, Emerging Artist
In what area of the metal arts do you work?
silversmith, metalsmith, enamellist
Tell us about your education. School or self-taught?
I studied at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design from 2006-2009.

I have been working from Jewel Envy studio in downtown Toronto since August 2009 and have recently switched to being a full time member.

I teach enamel courses for beginners and will soon be opening up an intermediate level course where students can learn more advanced enamelling techniques, but focus will be payed on how to incorporate enamel into jewellery be means of setting techniques (e.g. bezel setting), cold connections (rivetting, prongs, tabs, and more) and other fabrication methods. To enroll in intermediate enamelling courses, students must have taken at least one fabrication course at Jewel Envy or have other equivalent jewellery training and have taken introductory enamelling. An 8 week class begins Tuesday, May 25th. One day workshops scheduled for Sunday April 11 and Sunday May 16th. Contact me for more information or visit www.jewelenvy.ca

Having transferred from my program in graphic design at Concordia in Montreal, I went to NSCAD specifically to study jewellery, and was able to focus the majority of my remaining credits in jewellery and metal courses.
NSCAD's approach is both techincally oriented as well as pushing students to formulate their own unique concepts and ideas about jewellery and wearable art. We have plenty of studio access - at the time each enrolled student received keys and had 24 hour access to work in pairs). This allowed us all to spend the time needed doing material experiments as well as developing our design ideas with peers. NSCAD strength is in its community.

Balanced between production and exhibition work, I like to explore patterns and textures from botanical sources, biology, science. I have always been fascinated with the microscopic and even the sci-fi.
Share some of your career highlights or goals.
SOFA Chicago 2009, Represented by Lafreniere and Pai Gallery

Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition "Best Jewellery Award" recipient 2009

Selected as this years winner of the Sixth National Student Jewellery Competition at Lafreniere and Pai Gallery in Ottawa

2009 6th National student jewellery competition, July 5-25, Lafreniere & Pai, Ottawa

2009 Just for Fun, Mary E Black Gallery, Halifax, NS

2009 Enamelists Society Juried Student Exhibition, Oakland Art Gallery, Oakland, CA

2009 Neurites and Metaphytes, graduating exhibition, Seeds Gallery, Halifax, NS

2009 Workshop with Felieke Van Der Leest "Beastly Creations", NSCAD University, Halifax, NS

2008 Overflow Exhibition, Society of North American Goldsmith's conference, Savannah, GA

2008 Artist in Residence at Harbourfront Centre (part-time summer residency for students)
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At 11:26am on June 16, 2010, Jackie Anderson said…
Thanks Emily,
Great enamel work. I haven't enamelled since art school!
Jackie
At 9:57am on April 1, 2010, Cynosure Jewelry said…
Hello Emily,

It was great to meet you at the TOAE gallery opening.

What is new with you?

Cheers!
Shannon
At 1:50am on February 24, 2010, Emily Gill said…
Next class will be a combination Intro/Intermediate Enamelling course, beginning on Thursday March 25th for 8 weeks.

Introductory Enamelling: Learn the basics of firing glass powder onto copper, metal preparation, various firing stages/textures, using opaque and transparent enamels, stenciling, drawing and painting on enamel, building hollow copper objects to enamel, enameling 3 dimensional objects, wet inlay and cloisonne. No jewellery/enamel experience necessary, the basics of piercing and drilling will be taught so everyone has a chance to design their own unique shapes to enamel!

Intermediate Enamelling for Jewellery: We will explore the possibilities of enamel in finished pieces of sterling silver jewellery. We will learn and elaborate on enamel techniques, with a focus on multiples, bezel setting, prongs or tabs and rivetting enamelled components to fabricated jewellery designs. Prerequisites for Intermediate are: Intro to enamelling and Intro to Fabrication or other fabrication experience. Visit our website to see all courses and for registration information. www.jewelenvy.ca

One day enamel workshops for March 2010 (make a pendant with stenciled design and matching earrings, or two pendants)
Saturday, March 13 from 10:00am to 6:00pm
Sunday, March 21 from 10:00am to 6:00pm

Hope to see you soon - Emily
At 10:49pm on January 21, 2010, Gillian E. Batcher said…
well I decided I should start being more active. I guess you could say you inspired me...kinda like the wind beneath my wings;o)
At 3:15pm on January 5, 2010, Emily Gill said…
Introductory Enamelling
8 week course offered at Jewel Envy (101 Spadina Ave suite 214, Toronto)

Starts Tuesday January 19th, 6:30pm-9:30pm

This is a new class taught be me at Jewel Envy! Learn all the basics and the colourful possibilities of enamel!
For more information and registration details visit www.jewelenvy.ca
At 3:12pm on January 5, 2010, Emily Gill said…


I will be showing new work at the

Best of 2009 Award winners exhibition for the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition

January 18 to February 26, 2010
First Canadian Place Gallery, 100 King Street West, Toronto (corner King and Bay)
Hours: Mon-Fri 11am to 3pm
Opening reception Thursday, January 21 from 6-8pm

Hope to see you there

for a complete list of award winners please visit www.torontooutdoorart.org
At 12:22am on November 23, 2009, Emily Gill said…
I am now on Etsy. Thanks for looking!

www.emilygill.etsy.com
At 6:23pm on October 22, 2009, Emily Gill said…
www.emilygill.ca is now up!
At 12:12am on July 3, 2009, Marie-Claude Decarie said…
Hey I live in l'ìle-Perrot too, but my workshop is in Vaudreuil! If you come around don't hesitate to contact me for a visit!
At 10:07pm on June 29, 2009, Marie-Claude Decarie said…
Your work is amazing! Congradulation for the Sixth National Student jewellery Competition, I think you deserve it!!
 
 
 

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