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 August Call for Artists
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Two Mask Making Opportunities for LIVE RAKU Demo!
Two fun mask making events to get ready for the Art in the Pearl LIVE RAKU event! Read the article to find out all the details.
Opportunity: Prominent Outdoor Sculpture Display
Oregon Arts Center Plinth PNWS has a concrete sculpture display pad in the courtyard garden at the Oregon Arts Center (OAC) in Portland to feature individual sculptures for 4-month intervals. The pad measures 24”H x 30”W x 30”D. The sculpture display plinth is in a beautiful courtyard setting at OAC in Portland. OAC has a […]
Celebrations of Nature – August Member Meeting
August Member Meeting at Linda Kliewer’s
Sunday, August 23rd 3-5pm
201 NW 19th St, Battle Ground WA
York, An Art Project
reach out to PNWS members for participation in creating artwork to be displayed this coming February as a Black history month tribute.
July Member Meeting was Business as “Unusual”
PNWS members gathered in Wayne Bunker’s inviting back yard in Southeast Portland, full of plants and beautiful ceramics sculptures, for our July meeting. We sat in a circle under an outside awning and listened to a presentation by Wayne’s daughter, Karin Davenport, a marketing executive at Cigna Healthcare. Karin is a recent graduate of a […]
Isamu Noguchi’s formula: Space, Form, People
The term “in between” has been used to describe how Isamu Noguchi saw himself. It also describes how he created sculpture. He was acutely aware of the viewer’s relationship within space and form.
President’s Message – July 2026
Creativity, Connection, and Sharing Our Work What comes to mind when you think about sharing your art? For some artists, it feels natural and energizing. For others, it can feel vulnerable, uncomfortable, or even a little intimidating. Most of us have, at one point or another, wondered: Is my work good enough? Do I really […]