Fostering Sculptural Arts And Community Awareness
Posted in Education, Shows & Exhibitions on Sep 4th, 2011
Submitted by PNWS member Jim Talt I spent several days last week at the Silver Falls Stone Sculptors Symposium. I’d never been to a stone symposium and wasn’t sure what to expect. My personal goal was to learn. To learn; stone, tools, techniques, and attitude. The following is a distillation of those days into 4 minutes of video. [...]
Posted in Education on Apr 15th, 2011
…compile a cohesive body of work, get the work organized, compose a powerful and effective portfolio, choose and research appropriate markets and galleries, and prepare yourself to effectively and successfully approach the best galleries for your work.
Posted in Education on Dec 11th, 2010
Short Video Click Here: Sculpting Classes Portland This is a video of Sculpting Classes teaching adults how to sculpt from a carvable form of cement. It shows a bit of the process, the students at work and some grand finished sculptures in shows. Scroll down about 8 blog posts to see a post on Carole’s [...]
Posted in Education, Uncategorized on Oct 4th, 2010
Contributed by PNWS sculptor Susan Gallacher-Turner Over last 15 years, I’ve worked in many schools doing art projects with children. I’ve taught Art Literacy, mask making, drawing, painting, clay and Dramatic Arts. I always envisioned combining my love of art and writing in one project that would bring literacy into the classroom in a whole new [...]
Posted in Education on Mar 31st, 2010
Just before it runs like water, white hot steel has the consistency of jello. Rick Gregg uses this transition stage to ‘push’ metal where he wants it. Myself and several others spent this past Saturday and Sunday learning from Gregg to ‘move’ metal using his oxygen-acetylene art welding techniques. This was a beginners class though one of the attendees, [...]