PNWS has installed a concrete sculpture display pad in the garden at OSA to feature individual sculptures for 3-month intervals.
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I believe in synchronicity. When I’m working on a project, creating and solving the problem is part of the process. Exposing myself to a range of possibilities helps me find the unique solution to those problems. Identifying possibilities is where things can fall into predictable patterns. My perpetual goal is to break out of predictability. […]
Oregon Potters Association show visit
There were many of the traditional items one would expect at a ceramic show and much more. I managed to take over 100 pictures some of which I will share below.
More details on NFT’s
Thank you to those of you who attended the meeting this month. While Dan Fine shared an overview about Non-Fungible Tokens (NFT’s). I am digging in to learn more. Here are some additional sources of information of the ins and outs of NFT’s. Right now I am reading up on how to start this process. […]
Augmented Reality Exhibition Opportunity for Your Real-World Physical Sculpture in Public Sculpture Park
Call for Artists to new Augmented Reality exhibition of real-world physical sculptures at Price Sculpture Forest in Coupeville on Whidbey Island
Who’s Doing What: May 2022
Each month we feature sculptures in progress, work recently completed or information on member activities.
President’s Message – May 2022
Our monthly meeting for April included an interview with stone sculptor, Art Wells. His insights included a perspective on selling through design centers. These are private showrooms where interior designers seek unusual art pieces for their clients and commission artists to create site specific pieces. For Art, this has been a far more lucrative channel […]
Spacial Connections
My obsession with space continues. I have mentioned previously that in sculpture, space can create suspense. This month, I’d like you to consider space as a connector. Here’s an analogy. An atom is about 99.9% empty space. All we really see is the remaining .1% of the atom. We are aware of matter, but not […]