Shop small at our spring makers market

As the IMS Spring Art Crawl and our corresponding seasonal studio gallery opening & makers market approaches, we’re excited to introduce the local vendors who will be showcasing their talents on May 9th at Shelter! Join us in studio #292 for shopping, a permanent jewelry bar, and new artwork. Read on to learn about the makers that will be joining us!

Participating vendors

Token Jewelry

Specialty: Handmade “forever” jewelry and charm bar. Token’s permanent jewelry and charm bar will be open during our event! Choose a bracelet, anklet, or necklace and they’ll custom fit your jewelry and close the chain with a quick and painless micro-weld that leaves a lasting, clasp-free look. Or mix and match your favorite charms together on the chain of your choice to make the perfect everyday or statement necklace or bracelet!

About: Token Jewelry, located in Eau Claire, WI, offers handmade, modern, and minimal jewelry for every woman. Using the finest materials with top quality in mind, Token Jewelry is inspired by the beauty of our natural surroundings. Each piece is handmade from start to finish in their Wisconsin studio by a small team of incredible jewelers and makers. Token believes their jewelry should feel amazing when you wear it, and should stand the test of time.

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HejLöv

Specialty: Handmade bags and home decor

About: Items crafted from quality, natural materials that combine classic minimalist Nordic design with durability.

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Hossle Woodworks

Specialty: Handcrafted Mid-Century Modern furniture & decor

About: Hossle Woodworks designs & builds modern furniture & decor you will love now—and proudly hand down later. Crisp, clean lines and smooth finishes are the warm heart of every handcrafted piece. Their signature exposed plywood edges, eye-popping joints, and unique wood tones energize classic materials and add some serious soul. Their tagline says it all — Simple, Clean, Modern.

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Jewelry by Samy

Specialty: Handmade jewelry

About: Jewelry by Samy came to life in 2022, fueled by creativity and inspired by fond memories of Samy crafting with her grandmother. Samy, an occupational therapist based in Bloomington, MN, has been making earrings since she was just 8 years old. Jewelry by Samy is the go-to place for unique handmade earrings, necklaces and more.

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David Jensen

Specialty: Gestural paintings

About: David Jensen’s paintings act as a documentation of the physical areas of the studio where the works are created. Time is a crucial part of his composition, expressed through a dense layering of materials that result from washed, gestural mark making, which is then erased and covered up again with new marks and washes. He uses acrylic paint, spray paint, pastels, moss, and studio debris to build up a surface over time. He draws inspiration from paint sinks, weathered floors, sun bleached fabrics, and other materials that embody their own history. Jensen has been featured in exhibitions in Minneapolis, MN, at the New York Design Center, and Southampton, NY and is represented by Bicycle Fine Art in New York City and Grand Hand Gallery in Saint Paul. His work has been featured in Rolling Stone, NY Times Style Magazine, Time, Billboard, GQ, and Interview.

Connect: Website // Instagram

 

Don’t miss out!

We can’t wait to see you on May 9th! Come support local artists and makers. RSVP to: kvanhulle@shelterarchitecture.com

 

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