Revere Academy of Jewelry Arts: Alice Abrams Award

The Future of Design Jewelry Education Fund announces a scholarship competition to the Revere Academy of Jewelry Arts in San Francisco. This grant is awarded in honor of Colorado jewelry artist Alice Abrams to a designer wishing to attend the Academy. The scholarship was established to foster the future development of talented American jewelry designers by providing financial assistance to qualified students studying design, metals, and jewelry courses at accredited educational institutions.

The competition is open to everyone. Jurors will look for an individual whose work displays original, innovative, high quality jewelry design. The winner will be awarded $1,500 in tuition credit, which can be applied toward any classes at the school for one year, including the Academy's Master's Symposium that takes place each Spring. Applicants must submit three print-ready images (up to 9MB in size each) of their work and answer two short essay questions. Jurors are Alice Abrams, Alan Revere, and Cindy Edelstein.

The Revere Academy of Jewelry Arts, founded in 1979 by master goldsmith Alan Revere, has been a center for jewelers and jewelry students since its inception. Located in San Francisco, the Academy features two fully equipped, state-of-the-art studios. Students of all ages and abilities learn from nationally recognized craftsmen. The Academy's annual Master's Symposium offers the opportunity to study under renowned visiting craftsmen and craftswomen.