Instructors

Katharine Wood

Katharine Wood received her BA from Boston University. She has taught at the Newark Museum, Craft Students League, Museum of Arts and Design, and Princeton University. Her work has been published in Metalsmith and Glass on Metal magazines. Ms. Wood was the featured artist in the publications The Art of Fine Enameling, and Enameling with Professionals. She is the co-creator of internationally used transfer etching technique for enamelists, metalsmiths, and jewelers and continues to exhibit nationally and internationally. Katharine's work is included in ...

Katharine Wood

Katharine Wood received her BA from Boston University. She has taught at the Newark Museum, Craft Students League, Museum of Arts and Design, and Princeton University. Her work has been published in Metalsmith and Glass on Metal magazines. Ms. Wood was the featured artist in the publications The Art of Fine Enameling, and Enameling with Professionals. She is the co-creator of internationally used transfer etching technique for enamelists, metalsmiths, and jewelers and continues to exhibit nationally and internationally. Katharine's work is included in the permanent collections of the MFA (Boston), Racine Museum, Newark Museum, Cooper Hewitt and The Enamel Arts Foundation (CA).

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This instructor is currently teaching the following classes:

Multiple Approaches to Enameling (All Levels)

Elizabeth White-Pultz

Elizabeth White-Pultz has been an enamelist/metalsmith and member of the 92NY community for over 20 years. Her background in painting and drawing informs her work. She has been included in the Enamelist Society’s Biennial “Alchemy” shows and catalogs, Lark Books’ “500” series, and “The Art of Fine Enameling.” A longtime member of the Enamel Guild Northeast, she has participated in their conferences, workshops, and exhibitions, and served on the Guild’s board. In addition to teaching at the Jewelry Center Elizabeth also leads classes in c ...

Elizabeth White-Pultz

Elizabeth White-Pultz has been an enamelist/metalsmith and member of the 92NY community for over 20 years. Her background in painting and drawing informs her work. She has been included in the Enamelist Society’s Biennial “Alchemy” shows and catalogs, Lark Books’ “500” series, and “The Art of Fine Enameling.” A longtime member of the Enamel Guild Northeast, she has participated in their conferences, workshops, and exhibitions, and served on the Guild’s board. In addition to teaching at the Jewelry Center Elizabeth also leads classes in calligraphy and drawing techniques at 92NY. She has also taught at Westchester Community College Center for the Arts. A professional calligrapher with over 30 years experience, she received her BFA from Hunter College and holds the Certificate in Botanical Art and Illustration from the New York Botanical Garden.