Hannah Beatrice Quinn is an artist, designer and maker based in Santa Fe, NM. Working primarily in wood and metal, her work incorporates the idea of “play”. Using color and form, her work transforms everyday objects into functional art that is playful and interactive.

Her practice is ingrained in the process of creating objects that help people reconnect to the histories, processes and materials by which the objects are made and used. Her work is defined by her respect of the materials and attention to craft. She designs and makes handmade tools that can be staples in anyone's home and be used everyday as well as one-of-kind tools that explore the boundaries of functionality and sculpture.

Hannah graduated from California College of the Arts in 2014. Her work has been exhibited throughout the Bay Area including the San Francisco Museum of Craft and Design and the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. She has completed residencies at the Recology Student Artist in Residence program, The Workshop Residence and at Shaper Tools.

Bio from Hannah Beatrice Quinn

• Solid Ash Handle: finished with a low-VOC polyurethane; a finish that makes for sturdy, long-lasting tools and can be cleaned with a damp cloth.
• Stuffed with a natural Tampico fiber.
• Metal Dust Pan
• Block Set Dimensions: Width(Pan opening) 7.5” x Total Length (including handle) 12”
• Handmade in Santa Fe, New Mexico by Hannah Beatrice Quinn