Joseph Pine/ Everyday Objects

Joseph Pine is an artist, object-maker, and educator living in the Hudson Valley, Upstate New York. He received his MFA in Metals + Jewelry from the University of Wisconsin Madison and his BFA in Metal from State University of New York at New Paltz. His work investigates the interplay of process, surface, texture, and patina, utilizing traditional metalsmithing techniques, sculpture, and drawing. His creations draw inspiration from both natural and organic forms, as well as the signs of abuse, disuse, and disrepair found in the man-made world. This duality allows his work to straddle the boundary between the formal and the formless.

Joseph teaches drawing, sculpture, and framing/display courses through local arts organizations and was elected to the Board of Directors for the Arts Society of Kingston in 2026, where he also takes on a key role in gallery hanging and exhibition production. 

Joseph’s work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including exhibitions at Black Creek Mercantile Co. (Kingston NY), Fine Line Creative Center (Illinois), Crooked Tree Arts Center (Michigan), CLUSTER (London), Touchstone Center For Craft (Pennsylvania), Charles Allis Museum (Milwaukee) among others.