The Annual Picnic will be Sunday, August 28 from 1-5pm at Oregon Society of Artists, 2185 S.W. Park Place, Portland. This year’s Annual Picnic will celebrate the installation of one of Olinka Broadfoot’s sculptures at Oregon Society of Artists.
Archives for 2022
Who’s Doing What: August 2022
A few examples of what members have been creating in the past month.
President’s Message August 2022
Mark you calendar for our upcoming parties, shows and meetings.
Don’t forget to post an article to your profile page so we can include it in the next newsletter.
I hope you’re enjoying the summer!
From the Heart – Sculpture by Martin Eichinger
Special offer to PNWS members – 50% off until August 31st, 2022. Use Promo Code: PNWS. From the Heart: Sculpture by Martin Eichinger, by Richard Speer is the first comprehensive monograph written about the living master sculptor Martin Eichinger. Speer chronicles his career as an artist, from childhood art class to receiving honors from the National Endowment […]
Alisa Looney Exhibits in ALCHEMY 6 – International Enameling Biennial
Two works by Alisa Looney are currently exhibiting in ALCHEMY 6, the 18th Biennial – International Juried Enamel Exhibition in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. The exhibition, sponsored by The Enamelist Society, is intended to highlight the best in contemporary enamels, showcasing the work of enamelists that demonstrate aesthetic and technical expertise. The Jurors Ana Lopez, Amy Roper […]
Two Online Enameling Courses offered by Alisa Looney
Alisa Looney is offering two consecutive online enamel on steel workshops through Pocosin Arts this Fall. Take either as a stand-alone course, or take both as they can build on each other! Registration and Details for both courses Part 1 – Explore New Ground – Enamel on Steel Forms Thursdays, September 15, 22 & 29 […]
Wander/Wonder: A Sculptured Dance Happening at Price Sculpture Forest
You are invited to a Sculpture Forest first: an immersive professional dance performance interacting with sculptures along our Forest trails. We are honored that famed choreographer Eva Stone selected the Sculpture Forest to create “Wander/Wonder: A Sculptured Dance Happening” and present it for the public with a professional dance troupe.
