Publications & Press:
Shop Local, New Mexico: 15 Jewelry Gifts for Women
BY TABLE TEAM OCTOBER 30, 2023
My Mini Metro Bracelet is shown in this issue with a link to my website
New Bracelets features more than 500 photographs, gathering about 400 works by 200 jewellery contemporary artists. Prefaces of the book, specially written by Barbara Schmidt and Helen Britton, are included. All this presented with a beautiful cover illustrated with a piece by the Australian jeweler Sim Luttin.
Curated by Nicolas Estrada, Barcelona, Spain
Promopress/Hoaki
Published January 2021
Inside the Artist Tent is a series of radio interviews, hosted by Roxana Alvarez featuring Crested Butte Art Fair Participants on KBUT a community radio station in Gunnison County, Colorado since 1986. Each interview runs for 5 minutes and I am thrilled to be included.
JCK Blog
JCK Magazine's Brittany Siminitz featured my Jewelry in her blog post, These Latest Designs by Alison Antelman Are So Good, September 21, 2018. https://www.jckonline.com/editorial-article/latest-designs-alison-antelman/
JCK Magazine's Brittany Siminitz included my Partial Eclipse Necklace in her blog post, 7 Jewels Worthy of Permanent Wear, August 2018.
JCK Magazine's Britanny Siminitz featured the Hinged Icicle Earrings in January 2018's online blog: Britt's Pick
JCK MAgazine's Britanny Siminitz featured the Mini Metro Bracelet in July 2017's online blog: Britt's Pick
JCK Magazine's Brittany Siminitz included my Winter Moon Necklace in the print article, Luster for Life: 5 Sterling Silver Brands You May Not Have Heard of, (Yet). April 1, 2017.
Lapidary Journal's Jewelry artist Magazine
September/ October 2016 Issue: A Guide to an Organic Creative Process is an article written by Alison featuring images of her finished work along with process images of her designs. She is also featured on the Doer page with a question and answer interview. The magazine can be digitally downloaded or ordered through this link:
http://www.interweavestore.com/lapidary-journal-jewelry-artist-september-october-2016
Art Jewelry Today 4
The pulse of today’s jewelry art is captured in 400 beautiful color photos demonstrating today’s top levels of mastery. Created by more than 70 contemporary international jewelry artists, these pieces of body-adorning sculpture—rings, collars, brooches, headpieces, and other adornments—are varied, surprising, and as multifaceted as today’s art world. The makers’ own explanations of the methods and inspirations that guide their work offer further ideas. Everyone who works in the jewelry field or who enjoys admiring or wearing jewelry will find this an invaluable reference and a sourcebook for future creativity. Schiffer Publishing by Sandra Korinchak, 2016
Foldforming at 30: Selections for the Inaugural Lewton-Brain Foldform Competitions
A full color, image-rich celebration of winners and Jurors' Choice selections from the 2012 and 2013 competitions with forward by Charles Lewton-Brain and commentary by Hazel Wheaton and Cynthia Eid. 2014.
http://www.foldforming.org/store.html
Showcase 500 Necklaces
This book features contemporary Art jewelry necklaces from traditional to conceptual. The photographs depict an array of current work from internationally known jewelers and metalsmiths. Alison's Phenakite necklace is shown in a full page image. The book is available from Amazon and is published by Lark Books. 2013.
Art Jewelry Today 3
The publication showcases the diversity of current art jewelry by over 100 jewelers along with discussions of their work. Alison is one of the jewelers featured in this book. The book is available for sale through stores and from the publishers website.
Art Jewelry Today 3, by Jeffrey B. Snyder, Schiffer Publishing, fall 2011
www.schifferbooks.com
500 Gemstone Jewels
500 Gemstone Jewels, by Lark Books, 2010. This book of contemporary jewelry emphasizes the use of natural stones within unique settings, perspective and aesthetics.
www.larkcrafts.com
Alison was included in the following article: Five Jewelry Artists To Seek Out by Sylvia Rubin in the August 7, 2011 issue of the San Francisco Chronicle and onSFGate.com