Come on Down!

Greetings from the Degenerate Craft Fair!

The first day of the Degenerate Craft Fair went great! If you haven't stopped by already we are going to be here from 12-6 tomorrow, and remember the first 50 people receive a tote bag full of goodies!

The 2011 Degenerate Craft Fair

We are pleased to announce the 2011 Degenerate Craft Fair!

The Degenerate Craft Fair is different from your traditional holiday craft fair. Featuring over 75 artists and designers selling their work for generally under $50, some offerings include traditional craft items such as handmade jewelry, ornaments, and knitwear but also include original paintings, artist books, teeth sculptures, curious creatures and more!

159 Bleecker Street

Between Sullivan and Thompson Streets

Take the 4, 6 to Bleecker Street or A, B, C, E, E, F, M to West 4th Street

December 10th 12pm to 9pm

Opening night reception from 6pm to 9pm

Featuring music and free beer.

Beer has been lovingly provided by Brooklyn Brewery

December 11th 12pm to 6pm

First 50 visitors receive a tote bag full of goodies!

For more information please visit our website at: www.degeneratecraftfair.com

Sponsored by: Knitty City and Gamblin Artist Colors

New Animal

Hey Everyone!

This year I'm releasing a new animal to be sold at the Degenerate Craft Fair...the Jackalope!

Now available on my Etsy store, pillow version coming soon!

Open Studios

A peak inside my open studio..

Open Studios

The BFA Visual and Critical Studies Open Studios are this week and it will be my last exhibition as an undergraduate before graduation in a few weeks. I will be showing the 77 etchings I have printed in the last three months.

It will be held on April 28th from 5-8pm at 136 W 21st Street, 7th floor

Website

Thanks to the amazing Baron Drumm, my new website www.shannonbroder.com is now live!

There you can find images of all 74 etchings from the past few months, my lithographs, as well as some work I have printed for other artists

Newest Etching

Etching and Letterpress

New Etching Series

In Feburary 2011 I underwent surgery to have breast tumors removed, which was one of the most terrifying experiences of my life. Throughout the whole process I found it difficult to cope with all of the stress and fear that I was feeling, so I channeled those emotions into creating a piece of work to document the event. This series of twenty-one etchings is the most intimate self-portrait I have ever created.

HelloCraft Interview

I was interviewed at HelloCraft.com for my work with The Degenerate Craft Fair!