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PNWS International Sculpture Day 2021 – ‘Unrecognized’

A space for possibilities opened up when an anonymous sculptor installed a portrait of an American Pioneer on Mt. Tabor…

Filed Under: Blog, June 2021 Newsletter Tagged With: ISDay, Mt Tabor, Unrecognized, York Author: Andy Kennedy

New Sculpture Park seeks Pacific Northwest Sculptors to Exhibit

Price Sculpture Forest on Whidbey Island near Seattle is preparing to open soon. Infrastructure is already in place, including professionally constructed walking trails, paved parking lot, utilities, security cameras, and public WiFi. The first set of sculptures was installed in the sculpture park in August. One of those sculptures has already been sold even before […]

Filed Under: Blog, Sculpture Commissions Tagged With: call for artists, Matt Babcock, Price Sculpture Forest, Sculpture Park, Whidbey Island Author: Rocky Jaeger

Alisa Looney and Wade Womack

Oregon Artists Alisa Looney, and Wade Womack have been creating art together…

Filed Under: Blog, Calendar, Events, Events Archive Author: Past Member

Space is the Place

Reflections on Meditation and Sculpture Process Recently, my meditation practice expanded into my clay studio. There was a spontaneous notion to stop all action, pause every agenda, and sit in the middle of the floor. It was almost surprising how easy it was to do in that fairly busy place. There are hundreds of ceramic […]

Filed Under: Blog, Education, Members, Process Tagged With: Andy Kennedy, clay studio, Julian Voss-Andreae, Meditation, Sculpture process Author: Andy Kennedy

Spatial Relations: Seeing 3D Form in the Void

Chas Martin - 3D Form - July 2020 - PNWS

Humans have a natural ability to see and recognize things. You see something and your brain immediately matches the image to a pattern you’ve seen before. You recognize the object. It’s 3D form. Comprehension is complete. Congratulations. You’ve recognized the object and completely missed the space – the invisible element of the image.  Space is […]

Filed Under: Blog, Education, Process Tagged With: 3d form, Chas Martin, Sculpture process, Sculpture Technique Author: Chas Martin

Ben Sams – A Nearly Forgotten Genius in Modern Ceramic Sculpture

Ben Sams - Modern Ceramic Sculpture - Texas Ranger - Nov 2019 - PNWS

Reprint of Zig Lambo’s article from the Art and Museum magazine spring 2019

Filed Under: Blog, Members, Sculptor Tagged With: Ben Sams, Ceramic Sculpture, Modern Ceramic Sculpture, Zig Lambo Author: Robert Dale

Bronze Sculptor Shifts Gears to Explore Collaborative Opportunities

Martin Eichinger - Bronze Sculptor - Nov 2019 - PNWS

Many PNWS members know me as a bronze sculptor involved exclusively with narrative bronzes. But there is another side bubbling up that wants to be more aggressive about other creative forms. Before I went full-tilt into using the figure to tell stories and convey emotions I was producing abstract work in all sorts of mediums […]

Filed Under: Blog, Education, Process, Sculptor Tagged With: bronze sculptor, Burning Man, Collaborative Opportunities, collaborators, Light Blades, Martin Eichinger, narrative bronzes, Oregon State Pavilion, The Geode Author: Martin Eichinger

Local Sculptors Attend 29th International Sculpture Center Conference

ISC - October 2019 - Banner

The Multifaceted Maker: An incredible adventure into the work and minds of both International and local sculptors! Alisa Looney Although I have been an ISC Member for many years, I had the privilege of attending my first ISC Conference this October, in Portland, Oregon! As a local sculptor, it was incredible to meet so many […]

Filed Under: Blog, Reviews Tagged With: 29th International Sculpture Center Conference, Alisa Looney, ArtReach Gallery, Leland Iron Works, Little Sculpture Exhibit, Local Sculptors, Michael Curry, PNCA Glass building, Sophie Kahn, Studio Tour, The Multifaceted Maker Author: Alisa Looney

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