First Thursday All Sculpture Art Show October 2ndPacific Northwest Sculptors Art Show
October 2nd, 5:00-7:00 p.m. City Hall 1221 SW 4th Ave FREE and OPEN to the Public We are partnering with the Pacific Northwest Sculptors to present an all sculpture show that will be on display throughout the month of October. Please join us for the opening reception to enjoy refreshments, food, music, and an amazing variety of sculpture! Numbering over 150 members, Pacific Northwest Sculptors is a volunteer driven organization comprised of sculptors and persons in associated fields who live and work in the Northwest. The purpose of the guild is to foster the art of sculpture by increasing public awareness of the issues and techniques that surround sculpture. In addition, the organization aims to facilitate communication between member sculptors.
Featured Artists Include: Carole Murphy Kirk DeFord Tamae Frame Lyn Simon Michael Tieman Phil Seder Eileen Holzman Jim Ayala Ken Patton Dennis Stewart Martin Eichinger Richard Jones Alisa Looney Jill Townsend Teresa Sullivan Virginia Wolf Georg Schmerholz Maria Palensky Rick Gregg Jennifer Corio Susan Levine Laurie Vail Rick Gregg Julian Voss-Andreae Carole Turner Patrick Gracewood Jeanne Henry Julie Martin Jerry Woodbury Bonnie Metzler Jonas Blaut Jim Demetro Kim Lewis Joni Mitchell Jo Grishman Jackie Woodward Joe Highfield Lisa Strout "Mac" McDonald
Posted Thu, 09/25/2008 - 9:31am.
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The Transformation of ConceptsInto a Third Dimension
Thanks for the 'heads-up' on your organization and artists. It never ceases to amaze me how many different skill are part of the stable of 'sculpture'.
Your mission to "foster the art of sculpture by increasing public awareness of the issues and techniques that surround sculpture [and]..... facilitate communication between member sculptors" is truly admirable.
I am classed as a sculptor also, yet our art and skills barely cross over as I work in clay and china manufacturing. We are all, however, dealing in the transformation of concepts into a third dimension. Why is that important? Not sure, but I know it is.
Peter