Born, raised and educated as a fine artist in Dublin, Ireland and endowed with a love of all things sparkly from a young age by both my mother and grandmother, jewelry became a natural extension of a curiosity with the natural world, color and form.
My goal as a jewelry designer is to design and create the finest quality works of timeless, classic and affordable jewelry with an edge that makes each piece special and unique.
- Exhibiting member of North Cambridge All Arts Open Studios 2003– present
- Exhibiting member in Somerville Open Studios 2004– present
- Exhibiting member in Brickbottom/ Joy St. Fall Open Studios 2006– present
- Exhibitor in Washington Street Art Center annual holiday show 2004– present
- Ehxibitor in 'Hidden Talents' holiday show 2003- present
- Exhibitor in Cambridge Center for Adult Educations’s annual Holly Fair 2006– present (top selling vendor 2006, 2008)
- Exhibitor in Roslindale Open Studios 2007- present
- Exhibitor in Jamaica Plain Open Studios, 2008- present
- Exhibitor in Art on the Pews, Central Square, 2007
- March 2005– 2007: freelance jewelry teacher at Spark Crafts Studio in Porter Square
- Work sold in various stores, galleries and private venues across state
- Studio/ exhibition space at Joy Street Studios in Somerville, MA
Things I find beautiful- pearls, gemstones, pure metals- things of the earth and ocean, combined with love, skill and a wish that you may enjoy them
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"What we identify as craft has been around since the beginning of civilization, and it is alive and well today. I think there is a basic human instinct to work with one's hands and to create...on the receiving end, as our word becomes more commercial, look-alike and de-humanized, we seek more individual objects. I believe that quality, handmade objects that have something personal about them will be in even greater demand in the future."
Paul J. Smith, Director Emeritus of the American Craft Museum- Metalsmith magazine, Vol. 27, number 5
Rebecca S. Scott
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