Lynette Andreasen was raised in Tucson, Arizona. She obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Metals and Jewelry in 2006, and a Master of Fine Arts degree in Metals and Jewelry at Arizona State University in 2010. Lynette’s work has been shown extensively in galleries across the United States including, Facèré Jewelry Gallery, Heidi Lowe Gallery, Shaw Gallery, and Mobilia Gallery. Recently, her work has been published in the 500 Necklaces book from Lark Publications, American Craft Magazine, and Art Jewelry Magazine. Lynette is also an educator and has taught metalsmithing classes at both Arizona State University and Phoenix Center for the Arts. Lynette is currently an artist in residence at Mesa Art Center in Mesa, AZ.
Lynette Andreasen was raised in Tucson, Arizona. She obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Metals and Jewelry in 2006, and a Master of Fine Arts degree in Metals and Jewelry at Arizona State University in 2010. Lynette’s work has been shown extensively in galleries across the United States including, Facèré Jewelry Gallery, Heidi Lowe Gallery, Shaw Gallery, and Mobilia Gallery. Recently, her work has been published in the 500 Necklaces book from Lark Publications, American Craft Magazine, and Art Jewelry Magazine. Lynette is also an educator and has taught metalsmithing classes at both Arizona State University and Phoenix Center for the Arts. Lynette is currently an artist in residence at Mesa Art Center in Mesa, AZ.
