Press
Marisa's lively and celebratory jewelry is locally and nationally-known and can be seen featured in the following publications and media.
Adorned
Published February, 2019
Featuring Marisa Martinez Jewelry and 19 other inspiring creatives, makers, intellectuals, and visionaries
What does adornment communicate about a person's identity, worldview, and journey though time and geography?
ADORNED explores the choices people make when adorning their bodies and their living/workspaces - choices that are at once highly personal and indicative of how they desire to be perceived publicly. This book explores how adornment practices both reflect and inform identity, culture, and values.
MplsArt.com
MplsArt.com | St. Paul Art Crawl, Spring 2017 | By Kara Hendershot
Martinez appreciates the Art Crawl for the ability to share her passion and make connections with people who are looking for classes or unique ways to express themselves. “I love being a part of the Art Crawl because it gives me the chance to meet new people and introduce them to my work. I also love sharing my space with guest artists allowing them the chance to show their pieces as well as make new connections. I have been very fortunate to meet some of my most loyal collectors during these art crawls. I think patrons really value making personal connections with the Artist. This also gives them the chance to be able to see first hand where the artist creates.”
MN Original
April 12, 2013
Jeweler Marisa Martinez’s career is marked by her family ties, her Mexican-American heritage, and the women mentors in her life. She brings a fine art background to her craft, designing her jewelry with an eye for color theory and composition. Her intuitive combination of gemstones, hand-blown glass beads and precious metals makes for vibrant jewelry pieces and colorful ofrendas/altars.
Amor in Mexico City
Hearten | Volume 12, Issue 1 | April, 2013
Jeweler Marisa Martinez’s career is marked by her family ties, her Mexican-American heritage, and the women mentors in her life. She brings a fine art background to her craft, designing her jewelry with an eye for color theory and composition. Her intuitive combination of gemstones, hand-blown glass beads and precious metals makes for vibrant jewelry pieces and colorful ofrendas/altars.