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Jean Tudor

Member profile details

Membership level

Exhibiting Member

First name

Jean

Last name

Tudor

Organization

Chair: Liturgical Arts Bunch (LAB), Christ Episcopal Church, Tacoma, WA also instructor at the Grunewald Guilld, Plain, WA

e-Mail

jeantudor@comcast.net

Contact Information

Web site

http://www.jeantudorenamels.com/

City

Edgewood

Province/State

Country

USA

First Image

Image No.1

Caption No.1

Benedicite Omnia Opera O, Ye Heavens, O Ye Stars of Heaven, one of 17 pieces in set.

Description No.1

Silver cloisonné enamel on copper. approx 8" x 10"

Second Image

Image No.2

Caption No.2

Columbarium wall cross, St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Tacoma, WA. 2017.

Description No.2

Cloisonné enamel on copper, silver and gold foil inlay. 3'h x 2'w x 1"d.

Third Image

Image No.3

Caption No.3

Central boss, St. Andrew's columbarium cross, Tacoma, WA

Description No.3

Fine silver cloisonné enamel on copper, silver foil inlay, gold foil inlay on outer circle.

Arts data

Relation to Art

Artist
Arts Volunteer

Arts Media

Liturgical art - fabric
Liturgical art - installation
Other

Arts Proficiency

Professional

Artist Statement

Jean Tudor is an enamelist, living in Edgewood, WA. She works particularly in cloisonné wall works, sometimes combining it with raku-fired enamels. She teaches at The Grünewald Guild, an art/faith center in the Cascade Mountains, and she heads up the Liturgical Arts Bunch for Christ Church Parish, Tacoma, WA. She has also done large hanging fabric sculptures for Pentecost and Epiphany seasons. Her work has been exhibited here, in Spain, France, Germany, Britain, Japan, Mexico, and Chile. She has taught numerous workshops here and abroad. For more work, see www.jeantudorenamels.com

Church data

Denomination

Episcopal

Diocese

Olympia

Parish

Christ Church Parish, Tacoma, WA

Additional information

About

Jean Tudor works with vitreous enamel on metal. She lives in Edgewood, Washington, having returned to the area after residing on the East Coast, the Midwest, and Colombia, Latin America. Her husband is a retired Episcopal priest. She is a past president, board member and member of The Enamelist Society, and the Northwest Designer/Craftsmen. Jean teaches at the Grunewald Guild, an ecumenical art/faith center in Plain, WA, where she is a Guildmaster.