Celebrate First Light with us in Coolidge Corner with an Ashley Conchieri Trunk Show. First Thursday, November 21 at Fire Opal Brookline (320 Harvard St, Brookline MA). 4pm - 8pm
Saturday, September 24 and Sunday, September 25; 11AM – 6PM, jeweller Ian Henderson will present his collection of unique jewelry, Zoa Chimerum. Jamaica Plain location, 683 Centre Street in Jamaica Plain, MA. Questions? contact us at JamaicaPlain@fire-opal.com
Friday, September 23; 3PM – 6PM, fiber artist Ashley Conchieri will present her collection of contemporary apparel created from Conchieri's handmade textiles. Brookline location, 320 Harvard Street in Brookline, MA. Questions? contact us at brookline@fire-opal.com
Jeweler/artist Dahlia Kanner creates perfect pairings. Natural elegance and organic beauty. Please join us at Fire Opal, 1st Thursday, May 5th 3 - 8pm. Jamaica Plain location, 683 Centre Street in Jamaica Plain, MA. Questions? please contact us at JamaicaPlain@fire-opal.com
Fire Opal, 1st Thursday, August 5th, 4 - 8pm. Jamaica Plain location, 683 Centre Street in Jamaica Plain, MA. Questions? please contact us at JamaicaPlain@fire-opal.com
Jeweler/artist Dahlia Kanner creates perfect pairings. Natural elegance and organic beauty. Please join us at Fire Opal, 1st Thursday, July 1st 4 - 8pm. Jamaica Plain location, 683 Centre Street in Jamaica Plain, MA. Questions? please contact us at JamaicaPlain@fire-opal.com
Please join us in celebrating the Extraordinary and Quotidian. Add beauty and functionality to your everyday. Beehive Kitchenware at Fire Opal, 1st Thursday, June 3rd, 6 - 8pm. Jamaica Plain location, 683 Centre Street in Jamaica Plain, MA. Questions? contact us at JamaicaPlain@fire-opal.com
Thursday, May 6; 6PM – 8PM, jeweller Elise Moran will present her collection of beautiful jewelry. The collection includes necklaces, pins, earrings and bracelets inspired by nature. The perfect Mother's Day gift. Jamaica Plain location, 683 Centre Street in Jamaica Plain, MA. Questions? contact us at JamaicaPlain@fire-opal.com
Brianna Scorpio presents a series of paintings and photographs eliciting morbid visions of beauty and cultural obsessions. This work mirrors the struggle between social aesthetic and the psychological self.
September 29-30, 2007; 11AM – 6PM, Jamaica Plain will host the remarkable Jamaica Plain Open Studios weekend. Fire Opal's artists for this weekend, will be Jennifer Hill from JHill Design ! Jennifer's collection "Places I Have Never Been" revolves around her drawings of her imaginary vacations. The series includes limited edition prints, calendars, note cards and hand-made notebooks. For more information about JP Open Studios visit: www.jpopenstudios.com For more information about JHill Design visit: www.jhilldesign.com
On September 6, 2007; 6 – 8 PM, Jamaica Plain will host the remarkable series of 1st Thursday's events. Fire Opal's artists for this evening, will be Kymberlee Keckler from Soaporama! Soaporama's glycerin and cold pressed soaps are animal friendly and made from 100% natural vegetable oils.
Join us for a very special reception of delicate crochet pieces. Known for sterling silver & bimetal designs using many textures to give dimension her new work incorporates a love for knitting & the result is both beautiful, sculptural and surprising. On her way to Deer Island Erica is making one stop at Fire Opal. August 1, 2007 : 6pm – 8pm : 320 Harvard Street in Coolidge Corner, Brookline, MA
On July 5th, 2007; 6 – 8 PM, Jamaica Plain will host the remarkable series of 1st Thursday's events. Fire Opal's artists for this evening, will be `e ko logic , a fashion design partnership between Kathleen and Charlie Tesnakis. `e ko logic reclaims, reuses, recycles, and reduces to rediscover and renew great, new fashion apparel. They design and create stunning women's and men's fashions; transforming recycled clothing fabrics into brilliant, unique contemporary style….It's true what they say, "99% recycled 100% style".
About `e ko logic, Inc. Designer Kathleen Tesnakis discovered her muse in reusing old sweaters in 1996 and thus `e ko logic was born. After years in Portland OR, both Kathleen and her husband Charles wanted to return to New York. They found the perfect home for the `e ko logic studio in Troy, NY, home of the "collar and cuff" industry. In April of 2003 `e ko logic, Inc relocated operations to the Troy Waste Manufacturing building, continuing a long tradition of reprocessing discarded textiles into useable products. Since the move, `e ko logic has grown into a full line of provocative clothing and accessories, for both women and men, made from recycled post-consumer garments. To say that the products are made with care is an understatement. To start, `e ko logic only uses secondhand clothes that are 100% cotton or cashmere. The garments are thoroughly cleaned before `e ko logic studio artists breakdown the items into usable material, hand-cut them into patterns and, working like a painters, combine elements to create each unique item. http://www.ekologic.com
On September 6, 2007; 6 – 8 PM, Jamaica Plain will host the remarkable series of 1st Thursday's events. Fire Opal's artists for this evening, will be Boston jeweller Marissa B!
