Sculptors share knowledge and resources
Upcoming PNWS events in June to note:
Friday, May 30th through Sunday, June 1st: PNWS Camping Trip at Price Sculpture Forest on Whidbey Island
Saturday, June 7th and Sunday, June 8th 10am – 4pm: Troutdale Arts Festival
Wednesday, June 11th 7:00 – 8:00pm: Monthly Sculpture Conversation online
Saturday, June 14th 3pm: PNWS Member Potluck at Flea Zorkus
Tuesday, June 24th 7:00 – 8:00pm: PNWS Board Meeting online
PNWS members have the opportunity to do live sculpting demonstrations at several upcoming events:
Board Members and key supporters met for strategic planning at Cobalt Designworks in Vancouver, WA at the end of April.
Pacific Northwest Sculptors «Whidbey Island «Price Sculpture Forest «Trip Update 5-5-2025. Hi Team Whidbey! Thank you for responding with your confirmations about attending. Ten people have dropped out, which changes a few things. PLEASE READ this Update now! Old Business: New Business: Price Sculpture Forest Links: That’s it! Have a great rest of May. This is your last Trip […]
There are a lot of great opportunities this month. Thanks to our hard-working volunteers Sandra Vise, Terry Cook and Alisa Looney, for all their hard work to research all these great opportunities! Check here for details https://pnwsculptors.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/May-25-call.pdf
Every 2nd Wednesday of the Month – 7pm
As always, feel free to bring current projects or ideas to share, or just follow the creative thread that reveals itself when like minded sculptors gather.
Alisa Looney will be your host on Zoom.
I purchased “The Materials & Methods of Sculpture” to better understand the technical underpinnings and improve my knowledge base back in 2021. The preface really pulled me into the book “The true sculptor possess for their material a respect that us the result of knowledge and understanding of the substances with which they work, and […]
The 2025 Gathering of the Guilds is now behind us. It has been a long journey to the show that Martin Kagan started a year ago. It really took a village to pull this off. It may surprise many people that this was a big leap of faith by the PNWS board. We committed more […]
