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  Gretchen Myers   
  Socorro, N.M. US  
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Art: Turquoise and Onyx Necklace by Artist Gretchen Myers
"Turquoise and Onyx Necklace"
Gretchen Myers

Art: Celestial Cobalt Necklace by Artist Gretchen Myers
"Celestial Cobalt Necklace"
Gretchen Myers

Art: Wedgewood Bracelet & Earring Set by Artist Gretchen Myers
"Wedgewood Bracelet & Earring Set"
Gretchen Myers

Art: War Collage/Assemblage by Artist Gretchen Myers
"War Collage/Assemblage"
Gretchen Myers

Art: Cat Clock Box by Artist Gretchen Myers
"Cat Clock Box"
Gretchen Myers

"Cat Clock Box"

Art: Cat Clock Box by Artist Gretchen Myers
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Media:  wood - mixed-media
Dimensions:  6 1/8 x 6 1/8 x 12 1/2
Date of Work:  2006

Constructed of 1/2" wood and embellished with modeling paste, gold metal leaf, polymer clay, decorative wood moldings, acrylic paint, a carved stone cat & a clock mechanism. Lid lifts off. Measures 6 1/8 w x 6 1/8 d x 12 1/2" tall, box itself is 4 x 4, inside dimensions are 3 x 3 x 8. Clock is battery operated and is easy to change. Inside is lined in black suede board. Although I may repeat a theme I find particularly interesting, each piece is individually crafted. They’re not meant to be examples of perfection but have a quality of simplicity or primitiveness about them. The use of found objects and hand-constructed elements adds to this concept. This is important because I find it lends a sense of whimsy and/or eccentricity, which is the spirit in which I approach each piece. These containers are meant to be used, albeit handled with care. I would like to think that many years from now they'll still be around, maybe a little battered and dirty but treasured as an odd remnant from the past.


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