We are very happy to announce the launch of our new line of fine jewelry made with extraordinary gemstones set in precious metals.   Please welcome air line color!  The introductory collection features 4 necklaces made with unique stones arranged like tiny still life sculptures perched on sterling silver shelves.  Use coupon code “INTRODUCING” to get 15% off through 2014.  There will be more additions in the near future and for the rest of the year we are offering free worldwide shipping for both Stephanie Simek Wearables and air line color treasures.  Free shipping is automatically applied on both sites at checkout.

Soft, powdery floral notes mixed with hints of vanilla and mandarin, housed inside a selenite crystal.  Each light-catching crystal bottle is unique, and is topped with a silver mister and matching overcap.  It is packaged in a velvety drawstring pouch.  This bottle contains 4ml of perfume made exclusively from premium grade plant-based essential oils and absolutes.

We recently experienced an electrical fire in the studio.  Our health and inventory were not affected, but we have been working through significant loss.  To help with our recovery, we invite you to take advantage of this sale through our Etsy storefront:

50% off through June with Coupon Code:  FIRESALE

Thank you, as always, for your support!

If you are in Portland tomorrow, Friday the 23rd, please join us at the Littman Gallery’s closing reception for Sounds in 6 Cities.  It runs from 5-8pm.  While you are there, you can see another exhibition at the White Gallery, a set of graphical scores by musician, Jordan Dykstra.

Sounds in 6 Cities is a video installation of streaming live footage originating from points in the USA, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Chile, and Iceland.  Each location is equipped with an outdoor sound sculpture and video camera, operating continuously through May 28th.

Sounds in 6 Cities is funded in part by the Regional Arts & Culture Council through a Project Grant.  A huge thank you to all the volunteers who helped work on this project, Portland State University’s IT Department, the Littman Gallery, and the Regional Arts & Culture Council.

Littman Gallery
PSU Smith Hall
1825 SW Broadway
Portland, OR 97201

Regular gallery hours are weekdays from 12-4pm.

7:30-10pm at Studio 2, 810 SE Belmont in Portland, OR, my dear friend Allie Hankins will be hosting Bull in a China Shop, a fundraising event to support the production of her upcoming dance performance, Like a Sun That Pours Forth Light but Never Warmth.

I’m looking for volunteers outside of the US to assist me with a month-long project this May.  Participants will receive a small sound sculpture and wireless webcam.  They will be asked to place them directly outside their home and maintain a live stream of the sculpture’s activity for the month.  In addition to having  a fast, reliable internet connection, volunteers should be dependable and easy to reach/communicate with (in English) for set up and any necessary troubleshooting that arrises throughout May.  If you are interested in participating, please email me at stephanie@stephaniesimek.com.  Thank you!

Get free worldwide shipping on all Etsy orders from now through February 14th.  Click here to order and use coupon code “1LOVE” at checkout.

The group show, Other Maps Are Such Shapes, curated by Leif Anderson at Portland State University’s Littman Gallery, is up until this Wednesday.

Other Maps Are Such Shapes
Curated by Leif Anderson

Anna Gray + Ryan Wilson Paulsen
Matt Hilger
Perry Doane
Sean Schumacher
Stephanie Simek

October 3-30, 2013

This exhibition brings together six artists using systems of measurement. The map, the index, and the ruler give representation to ideas, objects, histories, or their surroundings. During translation things are lost, or understood. The map is 1 to 1. The ruler is personal. The idea is made concrete. The region erased.  Color becomes sound.

There is now another way to stay in the loop with Stephanie Simek news and events-  Check out the Facebook page here.

You can now find select Wearables at:

the Frye Art Museum Store in Seattle, Washington

and Strangelets in Singapore!