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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

Bronze Sculptor Shifts Gears to Explore Collaborative Opportunities

Martin Eichinger - Bronze Sculptor - Nov 2019 - PNWS

Many PNWS members know me as a bronze sculptor involved exclusively with narrative bronzes. But there is another side bubbling up that wants to be more aggressive about other creative forms. Before I went full-tilt into using the figure to tell stories and convey emotions I was producing abstract work in all sorts of mediums […]

Filed Under: Blog, Education, Process, Sculptor Tagged With: bronze sculptor, Burning Man, Collaborative Opportunities, collaborators, Light Blades, Martin Eichinger, narrative bronzes, Oregon State Pavilion, The Geode Author: Martin Eichinger

Studying Sculpture in Japan at the Inami International Wooden Sculpture Camp

2019 Inami International Wooden Sculpture Camp Patrick Gracewood brochure

Japanese art has been a big influence on my aesthetic and choice of wood as my primary medium. This August, I will be attending the Inami International Wooden Sculpture Camp in Nanto City, Japan. It will be held at Zuisen-ji, the largest temple in the Hokuriku region, built-in 1390. The vicinity is the workplace of […]

Filed Under: Blog, Events, Sculptor Tagged With: Inami International Wooden Sculpture Camp, Japanese art, Nanto City’s Public Art Program, Patrick Gracewood, public art, sculptor, woodcarving, Wooden Sculpture Author: Patrick Gracewood

Sculpture Process: The Green Man from Sketch to Finished Sculpture

Patrick Gracewood - June 2019 -Green Man Process - 5

As a gardener, I’ve been cultivating plants for 60 years. As a sculptor, I’ve been researching the Green Man in books, museums, and churches. A current project which employs the sculpture process combines these interests into designs for a bronze fountain featuring the Green Man. My drawings confirmed an idea I’ve had that sculpture comes […]

Filed Under: Blog, Education, Process, Sculptor Tagged With: Inami International Sculpture Camp, Patrick Gracewood, Sculpture process, wood carving Author: Patrick Gracewood

Wood Sculpture Techniques at the Portland Japanese Garden

Wood Sculpture Techniques at the Portland Japanese Garden - May 2019

My art tells stories, my collaborator is wood. In my current series, I recycle construction debris, coaxing these manufactured shapes into revealing their natural irregularities. I work with cross-sections of wood and pay special attention to the grain and texture. With certain wood sculpture techniques, the history of the tree becomes an integral part of […]

Filed Under: Blog, Education, Material-Media, Process, Sculptor Tagged With: Patrick Gracewood, Portland Japanese Garden, Wood Sculpture, Wood Sculpture Techniques Author: Patrick Gracewood

Sculptors Share Secrets At International Sculpture Day 2019

International Sculpture Day - May 2019 - 7

We’ve yet to have an International Sculpture Day celebration that was not a great success. This one was slimmed down from previous years in that it was to be merely a juried exhibition with a few artists demonstrating techniques. A budget was set for food and the demonstrators paid a small fee to participate. Sculptors […]

Filed Under: Blog, Events, Events Archive, Reviews, Sculptor Tagged With: Alisa Looney, Andy Kennedy, Chas Martin, Dave Gonzo, George Heath, International Sculpture Day, Jesse Pierson, Joe Cartino, Sculptors Author: George Heath

“I am Leading this from What I Need as a Sculptor.”

Alisa Looney Interview - May 2019 - PNWS - 2

Patrick Gracewood interviews sculptor, Alisa Looney PG. I’m curious about artists who combine different disciplines. We share a love of drawing, dance, and sculpture. I’d like to talk about process. When we are focused on “Making ART” it is easy to ignore our body’s needs. How do you care for your spirit’s needs as a […]

Filed Under: Blog, Process, Sculptor Tagged With: Alisa Looney, movement, Patrick Gracewood, Process, sculptor, Sculpture process Author: Patrick Gracewood

Descartes’s Ipad – When 3D Technology and Sculpture Combine

Some years ago, I read a short blurb about a new 3D technology that could paint an image directly onto the retina. The resolution was poor but there were high hopes that would be improved. I never heard another thing about it, but it got me thinking. Would there come a day when you wouldn’t […]

Filed Under: Blog, Process, Sculptor Tagged With: 3D, 3d sculpture software, 3d technology, Descartes, George Heath, IPad, Sculpture Technique, Technology Author: George Heath

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