The intended audience for this article are the current PNWS Members, hoping for feedback towards building consensus. In this past year the PNWS Board has attempted to further integrate and connect with Member of PNWS, especially new Members. Leading this effort, PNWS Member Terri Elioff has been doing a great job informing the Board about […]
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January 27 Member Meeting – 3 p.m. River Walk & Potluck
January member meeting is a walk along the Clackamas River, celebrating the new year and the many gifts around us.
Who’s Doing What: January 2024
Activities and projects by some of our members: Maria WickwireThis year’s Invitational Bird Show is coming up soon! Maria Wickwire’s piece, “Emissary” is featured for this year’s show poster! Opening, February 3rd from 3-5 pm if you’re in the Skagit Valley area! Robert McWilliamsApologies to David Hostetler. This sculpture was originally a part of an oak […]
In Search of a Kiln
Inveterate Craigslist searcher sets off on adventure – but not without some qualms.
Returning to Zoom for online meetings.
Starting in January we will return to using Zoom for many, if not all, of our online meetings. Details to follow so please be sure to double check all meeting invitations for January.
Donations are welcome
Members of the Pacific Northwest Sculptors, are a radically inclusive, peer group, freely sharing knowledge, while making art. The diversity of the group, the countless trajectories of our sculpture practices, and variety of mediums, all derail personal comparison or competition, while driving collaboration and innovation. PNWS members have a tendency towards wonder, curiosity, and […]
PNWS Blind Vision
Artmaking can be like going forward into darkness, not seeing, but knowing something is there. As a leader for Pacific Northwest Sculptors, I regularly wonder, What is this group? We are all so very different and changing: new Members, new projects and new insights about our core Mission. Outwardly we have an Educational Mission, manifesting […]
Update on Our Creative Future Effort
Our Creative Future is being led by Portland’s City Arts Program, with support from the Metro regional government, Multnomah County, Clackamas County Arts Alliance, Tualatin Valley Creates, the cities of Hillsboro and Beaverton, and the Regional Arts & Culture Council (RACC). Additional financial support has been provided by Travel Portland, Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation […]