Susan Brooks
2547 Eighth Street, Studio 24a
Berkeley, California 94710
Your health is important to me.
My mask protects you and your mask protects me.
I can see you by appointment. Generally between noon and 5 p.m. most days.
Spur of the moment might work out so please call.
I will be setting time aside specifically for you,
so please let me know if you are running late or can’t make it.
* If you are not feeling well please do not come.
* Only 3 people from any group at a time in the studio.
* We practice social distancing (6’ minimum).
* Before entering I will ask you to use hand sanitizer.
* I have gloves and hand sanitizer and a sink outside my door.
* You must wear a mask that covers your nose and mouth at all times.
* No trying on of jewelry.
* The building is locked so you’ll have to call me when you arrive.
We can do ZOOM or FaceTime.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
I have missed you.
510 845-2612
• For the latest studio news see Susan Brooks on Facebook
or on Instagram at Instagram
Articles & Books:
An article on my sketchbooks.
An article on my latest project,
"Objects of Desire & Mirth",
and the inspiration for it.
How Quirky is Berkeley? Susan Brooks and her objects of desire and mirth
• Quirky Berkeley website
A more extensive article on my latest project,
"Objects of Desire & Mirth",
and the intersection of my work and things I collect.
Susan Brooks: Mirth and Desire, Stances and Glances – Work that’s Quirk and for sale
• Hand/Eye magazine
An essay about my work
www.handeyemagazine.com/content/drawing-metal
• Art Jewelry magazine, Artist Profile
"A conversation with Susan Brooks"
• Included in Art Jewelry Today 2, by Jeffery B. Snyder,
Schiffer Publishers
• Jewelry Artist magazine, feature article
"Drawn to Metal" by Nina Graci
• Ornament magazine: Cover Story
"Susan Brooks, A Mesmerizing World" by Chiori Santiago
Vol. 29 #3
• Included in Art Jewelry Today, by Dona Z. Meilach, Schiffer Publishers
• Susan Brooks Day
I am honored that the City of Berkeley declared November 18, 2008
to be "Susan Brooks Day", recognizing me for my career as a working artisan,
my work as co-founder of Berkeley Artisans Holiday Open Studios,
and my work on behalf of the artisan community.
