Ivan Neaigus – Artist Spotlight
This is an interview with sculptor Ivan Neaigus. He has been active on the N.W.S.S.A. exhibit committee and has recently been instrumental in forming the Sculptors Cooperative Northwest. He lives […]
Day: January 2, 1997
Carved Stone Vase – Jan/Feb 1997
For a number of years, sculptor Jim Ballard has been creating a series of vases. These pieces, made of basalt, granite, steatite, sandstone and marble, can be used for Ikebana […]
Stone Corner – Sandstone Jan/Feb 1997
Sandstone has been a reliable utility stone throughout the centuries. Many cities, both ancient and modem, take advantage of its fine qualities. It is easy to quarry, found throughout the […]
The Ideal Sculpture Studio – Jan/Feb 1997
by Boris Spivak Every artist dreams of a fine studio where the working process will be effective and pleasant. The studio is the sculptor’s work place and, as any contemporary […]
Is It an Earthquake or Merely My Spine Being Popped? – Jan/Feb 1997
Reality is not particularly user friendly, yet I still feel the need to do periodic reality checks on most aspects of my life. I’m not sure whether the need to […]
President’s Message – Jan/Feb 1997
Happy New Year! I wish for each of you prosperity in all your efforts. Our year looks especially abundant with symposia, workshops, and meetings rich in content and shared opportunity. […]
NWSSA Participates in the Northwest Flower & Garden Show Jan/Feb 1997
The Northwest Stone Sculptors Association and Richard Hestekind have teamed up to create a sculpture garden and courtyard for the Northwest Flower and Garden Show in Seattle. Guests will experience […]
