In Janis Kerman’s book “Reminiscence”, Patricia Kiley Faber of Aaron Faber Gallery stated: “The work is continually evolving although the outstanding qualities of Kerman’s jewelry - strong composition, meticulous finishing, the contrast of silver and gold, and a focus on wearability - have been there since the beginning…Kerman’s work is unique among her peers in many ways. Her…manifesto (is) - ‘It’s the balance, not the symmetry.’” As Janis retires from the jewelry industry, she spoke with Marlene Richey about her work, her legacy and moving forward.