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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

Pacific Northwest Area Sculptors Explore Space at Sculpture Gallery

Making Space Sculpture Show - October 2019

This month, our Making Space sculpture gallery show displayed the talent and commitment of both Pacific Northwest Sculptors and Northwest Stone Sculptors Association members. ArtReach Gallery is a huge space and we filled it with excellent examples of our work. We drew a steady stream of visitors. I heard many positive remarks about the quality […]

Filed Under: Events, Events Archive, Members, Reviews Tagged With: Andy Kennedy, ArtReach Gallery, Bob Dale, Carl Nelson, Chas Martin, Cyra Jane, Dave Gonzo, International Sculpture Conference, Marty Eichinger, Northwest Stone Sculptors Association, NWSSA, Sculptors, Sculpture Show, Sheldon Hurst, Sue Quast Author: Chas Martin

Art Inspiration – My Oracle…The Ocean

My sculpture medium is paper clay. It has a high water content and I have found that I can slam a slab of it against a “rock” that I set up in my studio and the effect is very like what I observe at the beach.

Filed Under: Blog, Material-Media, Members, Process Tagged With: Michele Collier, paper clay, paper clay sculptor, Sculpture process Author: Michele Collier

How drawing influences sculpture

Sculpture takes a great deal of time to create. How do you think through a sculpture?  Not just the mechanical/technical process, but the important aesthetic work of meaning.  What do you want it to say, and how do you shape a physical object to have emotional resonance for others?  Drawing sharpens both your eye and […]

Filed Under: Blog, Education, Journal, Members, Newsletter, Process Tagged With: drawing, Educational, Patrick Gracewood, Sculpture Author: Patrick Gracewood

Elements of art: Thoughts about Lines

Pacific Northwest Sculptors member George Heath's classic comic collection

Just there on the office floor are 3 good sized boxes of comics. They are there because a friend of my nephew’s passed away and willed him his collection. They are Golden Age comics. That is from the 40’s, 50’s and early 60’s. There are several holy grails of comic art in there. In particular, […]

Filed Under: Blog, Education, Journal, Material-Media, Members, Process Tagged With: cartoon, comics, expression, George Heath Author: George Heath

Portland’s top art event – Art in the Pearl 2018

Pacific Northwest Sculptors member Carole Murphy at Art in the Pearl 2018

The Art in the Pearl was a success for the 15th year of demonstrating artists from the Pacific Northwest Sculptors!

Filed Under: Education, Events, Events Archive, Members, Newsletter, Reviews, Sculptor Tagged With: Art in the Pearl, Carole Murphy, Chas Martin, Dave Gonzo, demonstration, Educational Author: Jessica Stroia

Frogwood Collaborations: Sculptors share techniques and perspectives

Carole Murphy Frogwood Collaboration Boat

6 days and 6 nights filled with making art with 38 other artists… what could be better? We usually were at work by 7:30 am and continued sometimes to 11:30 and later. It was amazing to see people simply drop their egos within a couple of days and simply play with one another, creating art. […]

Filed Under: Blog, Journal, Members, Newsletter, Process, Reviews Tagged With: Carole Murphy, Collaboration, Frogwood, Sculptors, Sculpture process Author: Carole Murphy

Sculptors Near Me – How Collaboration makes us all better sculptors

Perhaps the most valuable feature of a group as diverse as ours is that we’re such a diverse group. Every meeting I’ve attended has resulted in some insight, recommendation, introduction, new product idea, new connection that I had not expected from someone I had not known before. Networks like ours are rich with opportunities like […]

Filed Under: Activities, Blog, Education, Events, Members, Newsletter, Sculptor Tagged With: call for artists, Chas Martin, Collaboration, member meeting, Sculptors, volunteers Author: Chas Martin

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