Free public guided tour of Price Sculpture Forest.
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Who’s Doing What: March 2023
A few examples of what members have been creating in the past month.
Member meetup and Studio tour March 29
On March 29th at 7PM we will meeting with Patrick Gracewood at his studio located at 4920 NE 55th Ave – Google Maps. Patrick describes himself: “As an artist, I carve space, materials, and time. For over twenty years, I designed and created architectural ornament for new buildings and restored historic terra-cotta facades. This professional […]
Coming to the Southeast Portland’s Goat Blocks in early summer
Hopscotch, an interactive art installation, is set to take up a 23,000-square-foot space in Southeast Portland’s Goat Blocks. San Antonio, Texas, is the current home to the art experience, and Portland will be its second location. Like the original location, the Portland Hopscotch will feature local, national and international artists, creating what co-founder Nicole Jensen calls […]
Meetup and studio tour April 30th
Julian Voss-Andreae is hosting a PNWS studio tour/potluck at his Sellwood shop 7pm on April 30th. Please, do plan to attend the address is 8003 SE 17th Avenue, Portland, OR 97202 – Map link https://tinyurl.com/22jmx6hj There will be a teams meeting link soon
Raku on the beach
We glazed and Raku fired over 70 marine figures last weekend at Longview, WA. My neighbor decided to celebrate his birthday by making Ocean creatures for his friends to glaze and fire. We used a traveling art studio van for the glazing and braved the weather for the firing. Next stop, Newport!
Microsoft Teams Introduction
Good day. On Wednesday, March 15th at 10 AM and 7 PM I’ll be hosting a Microsoft teams meeting. In this meeting I will showcase how Microsoft teams works and answer any questions you may have about this new application which is replacing zoom. Prior to this day you can visit these sources for training […]
See “Star Catcher” at Portland Winter Lights Festival
Saturday is the last night of the Portland Winter Lights Festival. It’s the last chance to see Marty Eichinger’s latest entry, “Star Catcher”. The structure is similar to his previous entry, but the projected imagery is all new. It’s worth a visit to see how his imagination has evolved.