Pocket Utopia is pleased to present a selection of artists from Etsy, an online marketplace for buying and selling all things handmade. Etsy was launched in 2005 with the vision of building a new economy and presenting a better choice:

Buy, Sell, and Live Handmade. Operating like an unregulated art world of ceramics, photography, zines, paintings, wood objects, and origami (just to mention the media presented at Pocket Utopia), Etsy gives over 100,000 artists a “shop” to display and sell their work. These Etsy artists are real artists with real names but choose to identify themselves only by screen names on the site. (Just tracking down the actual names of these artists from their geodesic-domed craft rooms was a feat in itself.)

The artists--only one chose not to reveal her true name--from the incredible place called Etsy are presented in a real space. It’s eye candy, not hand candy and a lot more.

Etsy!

A selection of artists from the hand-made artworld from the online site by the same name (http://www.etsy.com):
December 2 - December 23, 2007

Installation Views

The Face of Nature, 2007 by Etsy photographer Irene Suchocki

The Face of Nature, 2007 by Etsy photographer Irene Suchocki

Susan Angebranndt “Agapanthus” 2007 8 inches x 10 inches letterpress print

Susan Angebranndt “Agapanthus” 2007 8 inches x 10 inches letterpress print

Janice Lagard “Colorful magazine ad recycled origami butterfly” 2007

Janice Lagard “Colorful magazine ad recycled origami butterfly” 2007

Kim Westad “Curvy Vase with Orange Accent” and “Curvy Vase with Green Accent” both 2007 5.5 inches x 7.25 inches and Hal Hahn, hand turned wooden bowls.

Kim Westad “Curvy Vase with Orange Accent” and “Curvy Vase with Green Accent” both 2007 5.5 inches x 7.25 inches and Hal Hahn, hand turned wooden bowls.

Abby Glassenberg “Nest of Thread” 2007 11 inches x 9 inches  Soft sculpture of a bird and a nest perched on a spool of thread.

Abby Glassenberg “Nest of Thread” 2007 11 inches x 9 inches Soft sculpture of a bird and a nest perched on a spool of thread.


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