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Northrop/Community Education Building, 8th St NW

Jovy Rockey
Fish 
Brass, Sterling Silver, Wood, Gemstone
2025

$245.00 each
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Rockey is a Filipino-Polish-American jewelry artist living and working in Winona, MN. Herjewelry is often a commingling of her inspirations from mid-century design and the patterns ofFilipino textiles. 
You’ll often see the use of geometric shapes, textures, lines, and curves in herpieces. Jovy occasionally likes to explore and find ways to make creative pieces of art using her metalsmithing skills. 
These abstract “fish” sculptures are such an example of that exploration.

See more of her work or take classes at
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www.joveyrockeyjewelry.com


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 Soldiers Field at 6th Ave SW and 9th Ave Sw  
Mary Beth Magyar
Pigeon with Beats
Ceramic, Steel
2023
$250.00

Magyar made a series of creatures wearing headphones. At her studio, DJ’s moved in next door and the music was always Going so she added headphones to all of her creations.  She enjoys making light hearted versions of everyday birds that are often misunderstood or unappreciated.
Her latest work finds meaning in this quote by Marina Abramović, "The way to fight is not to reflect horror and put your spirit down. It's to create something with beauty that gives you hope." 



www.magyarstudio.com/

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2nd Street lobby  EVEN Hotels/Staybridge Suites 101 11th Ave SW
Kelli Lytle
Geo
Cross stitch, cotton embroidery thread, Cotton/rayon fabric.
2022-2024
NFS


Kelli Lytle (She/her) is a Rochester based fiber artist whose work is primarily in modern cross stitch, but frequently utilizes other fiber mediums including quilting, sashiko, crochet, and garment construction as well as the intersection of using multiple mediums in one piece. Her pieces often use bold and saturated colors in both fabric and thread choices and gravitates towards producing pop art, stylized art and geometric/repeating patterns. Kelli uses fiber arts as a tactile way of displaying emotions and hopes that her work sparks some sense of awe or joy in a world that is awash in neutral tones.


Instagram @kelli_maker_stitcher


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My Inclusion directive is as follows: more women, more BIPOC, more LGBTQIA+, more combinations of all of those above, more textiles, clay and other work the Western Canon of art deemed "craft" or "primitive", more conversations about art, more curiosity and more art everywhere.

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