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Ginsberg, a fourth-generation jeweler, grew up as a self-described “retail circus freak” in his family‟s Midwest store. When his father died, he had the opportunity to purchase the store from his uncles, scrap what the store had…
Thanks to 3-D printing and casting mills, anyone willing to invest in the technology and learn about computer-aided design can turn a storefront into a manufacturing center. Ginsberg, 53, created such a setup on the second floor…
The one thing I push back on is the walls. As we get closer to innovating, we have to let more disparate thinkers come together so they can innovate. The walls have to come down…
Lizzie Ginsberg, a student ambassador for the project, said the project helps keep students in the art program connected to the community. Sometimes, being out here at [Studio Arts], you don’t feel like you’re part…
The event at MC Ginsberg raised thousands of dollars by auctioning off high-end jewelry and artifacts from Kinnick Stadium, such as old stadium seats, to members of the community. February 3, 2011
By auctioning high-end jewelry, custom-made Hawkeye jewelry and autographed Hawkeye footballs, M.C. Ginsberg Objects of Art raised thousands for the University of Iowa Dance Marathon at a Jan. 27 fundraising gala in the downtown Iowa City store. January 27,…
As Mark Twain said, “the reports of my death are greatly exaggerated.” My crystal ball isn’t any more clairvoyant than anyone else, but I do feel optimistic that private business, the city and the University…
We are hosting a champagne reception at our store, 110 E. Washington St., Iowa City, to introduce Betty Thursten and celebrate her recent engagement.
Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature and three area libraries are teaming up for the first countywide public art project that celebrates reading, writing and art.
A single word gives a social message below the iconography: “Couples.” And that’s where things start to get complicated, especially in business. Read more on Iowa Watch
The UI School of Art and Art History has partnered with M.C. Ginsberg, a local jewelry business, to give students hands-on experience at real-world business. “What we’re trying to do is raise the awareness of…