Past Student Scholarships

Current Student Scholarships

Professional Development Grant for MAG Members (partnership with Silvera Jewelry School)

Financial support of $500 for MAG members who are continuing their education with courses at the Silvera Jewelry School. For current MAG members only. Must have been in business/practicing a metals trade for over 5 years.

  • Grant is to be used for cost of enrollment and materials

  • Entry:

    • In 250 words or less, state which class you would like to take, and why.

    • In 250 words or less, describe your business/metals practice.

    • Provide website and/or IG handle. If not applicable, provide up to 3 images of work made within the last two years. Images should be in .jpg form, 1900px/6” minimum, 300 dpi. Please label all images “last name_first name_title” or the name of the piece.

    • Awardee must submit receipts showing enrollment in a course at Silvera; $500 award will be issued upon receipt.  If grant exceeds the cost of enrollment and course materials, awardee must submit receipts showing purchase of business/metals practice materials. Receipts can be issued up to 6 months after the grant is awarded.

    • Awardee must show proof of completion of course (note from instructor or institution)

  • Apply:
    • Submit applications to: president@metalartsguildsf.org. Written answers should be in PDF and images in jpeg format using the specifications listed above.
    • Deadline Friday, July 23, 2021.

Emerging Artist Grant 

Financial support of $500 for either a student in a metals program or a metals artist/jewelry designer who has been practicing and/or learning jewelry for 5 years or less to continue their education with courses at a Bay Area jewelry/metals program (Silvera, Crucible, CCA, AAU, etc.)

  • Grant is to be used for the cost of enrollment and materials.

  • Awardee will also be granted a 1-year membership to MAG.

  • Entry:

    • In 250 words or less, state which class you would like to take, and why.

    • In 250 words or less, state when you began your formal training or business,  describe what draws you to the metal arts, and describe where you see your business/practice in 5 years.

    • Provide website and/or IG handle. If not applicable, provide up to 3 images of work made within the last two years. Images should be in .jpg form, 1900px/6” minimum, 300 dpi. Please label all images “last name_first name_title” or the name of the piece.

    • Awardee must submit receipts showing enrollment in a course in a Bay Area jewelry/metals program; $500 award will be issued upon receipt. If grant exceeds the cost of enrollment and course materials, awardee must submit receipts showing purchase of business/metals practice materials. Receipts can be issued up to 6 months after the grant is awarded.

    • Awardee must show proof of completion of course (note from instructor or institution)

  • Apply:
    • Submit applications to: president@metalartsguildsf.org. Written answers should be in PDF and images in jpeg format using the specifications listed above.
    • Deadline Friday, July 23, 2021.

 

 Revere Academy of Jewelry Arts Scholarship

After 39 years, we were sorry to see Revere Academy close and our scholarship end. We wish Alan Revere all the best in his retirement and thank him for all the wonderful education he provided to so many jewelry artists all over the world as well as his collaboration with MAG.

Here are our previous winners of the MAG Revere Scholarship:

–Michele C. Dodge, 2017

–Jani Mussetter, 2017

–Hsinyu Chu, 2016

Past Student Scholarships

MAG partners with local colleges and universities with accredited metalsmithing programs to recognize outstanding student work. The scholarship award money is given to each student as a “no strings attached” style grant. The winning student is then interviewed for our newsletter and their work is promoted through our social media. Each scholarship is juried and the jurors for each year are chosen from among current MAG members based on their level of achievement and commitment to the field.

Yu-Yang Wang2017 – Yu-Yang Winston Wang
Website
Interview
School: California College of Art, Oakland CA
Juror: Aimee Golant

Chih Jou Chiu2017 – Chih Jou “Yolanda” Chiu
Website
Interview
School: Academy of Art University, San Francisco CA
Juror: Aimee Golant

Taylor Koedyker2016 – Taylor Koedyker
Website
Interview
School: California College of Art, Oakland CA
Juror: emiko oye

Hsinyu Candy Chu2016 – Hsinyu Candy Chu
Website
Interview
School: Academy of Art University, San Francisco CA
Juror: emiko oye

XIMAO_HEADSHOT2015 – Ximao Derek Miao
Website
Interview
School: Academy of Art University, San Francisco CA
Juror: Elizabeth Shypertt

Deanna_HeadShot-web2014 – Deanna Wardley
Website
Interview
School: Academy of Art University, San Francisco CA
Juror: Sandra Enterline

KaixinYu-HeadshotW2013 – Kaixin Yu
Website
Interview
School: Academy of Art University, San Francisco CA
Juror: Alison Antelman

DavidChoi_3_figural2011 – David Choi
Website
School: State University of Ney York, at New Paltz, Ny

HYPark_necklace2010 – Hye Yeon Park

V.Dale_winner092009 – Venetia Dale
Website
School: State University of Ney York, at New Paltz, Ny

ElliotGaskin_brooch2008 – Elliot Gaskin
Website
School: Academy of Art University, San Francisco CA

arends_ossis2007 – Rachel Arends
Website
School: Academy of Art University, San Francisco CA

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