About the Artist

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Bailey Mastin recently graduated the University of Wisconsin - Stout with a BFA Degree in Contemporary Sculptural Practices and Metals and Contemporary Art Jewelry. She currently lives and shows her work in Kansas City. Currently, Bailey is making works in her 2019-2020 Charolette Street Foundation Studio Residency Program.

Her work is heavily inspired by relationships and she continually questions how human connections find value in her life. Her most recent body of work specifically focused on mental intimate relationships through objects and performance.

Email —
bailey.mastin96@gmail.com

Instagram —
@baileymastin_studios

For custom jewelry, email for inquires. 

Today’s small event, I took photographs, and tried to make goals. At least one worked! Is anyone else making goals to try and stay motivated out there? 👀🙋🏼‍♀️ I have been struggling to find that state of mind that came so easily before T
April 6th is my parents anniversary, they celebrated 29 years together. I made them each a necklace, both with stones my dad gave me years ago. They both have elements of our family in them. This one is my moms! This stone is green, and that’s
April 6th is my parents anniversary, they celebrated 29 years together. I made them each a necklace, both with stones my dad gave me years ago. They both have elements of our family in them. This one is my dads! He always told me he loved this stone.
Finally, some jewelry photos! This piece is a revisit to bezel setting for me! The stone (if you know what type it is please let me know in the comments!) is one I got from college, and it belonged to a small production line I made back then! I wish
Update: things are okay! Although some days are still hard, it feels good to play with material. I had this air dry sculpy laying around and just kind of got funky with it. I haven’t had much success with it before but these seem like good stud
Yesterday was hard. More isolation. Things in my jewelry weren’t coming together like I thought. So I did some painting. It felt good, and I like the way they look. That’s it.
Hello friends! First of all, welcome to thee post! If you’ve been keeping up with my Highlights called “Adopt the Zoo”, you know I’ve got some old but bright and fun work that needs to go to new homes. If you haven’t, ch