![]() Cast sterling silver. Sara Schomp |
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January
17, 2003 Dear Students in the Santa Rosa High School Jewelry Class. I regret having to leave at the end of this semester, but I appreciate the part of a semester I had working with you. You have been an incredible class. How could a teacher EVER hope to have such a collection of talented and enthusiastic people all in one room at one time! I hope you have good luck if you continue in the class for this semester. I apologize for building your hopes up with the promise of casting, enameling and working on the Sculpture Jam Sculpture. I had intended to remain to the end of the year. I sincerely hope you all get an opportunity to work on those projects in your future.I had to say goodbye because the conditions for me working in the classroom could not be met and therefore I had to depart. I appreciate the school district’s willingness to continue paying for me to remain. Someone really seems to care about your class and wants it to happen. To whomever that is I think you should give thanks, because you have really had a unique experience for high school students. If you wish to contact me you can send an email using the contact or email “button” on this website. I am the web worker for the site, so anything you write will come directly to me without going anywhere else. I will be happy to answer any questions you have about your work, and if you send me photos, either digital or regular, I will add them to this website for you. Sincerely, Sara Schomp |
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Title:
Small Building Burning in the Universe Artist: Sara Schomp |
Glass enamel on copper, fine silver and enameled building. 4" X 6" one part of 9' X 3' kinetic sculpture |