Why is the Kenya Pavilion Full of Chinese art? In the last issue of Sculpture NorthWest, we showcased six of our members talking about what they thought made their art their own. That is, how much work must they do to sign their name to it?In this issue, we are expanding the question to the […]
A QUICK LOOK AT LLOYD WHANNELL fineartbuilders.com I call this piece “Sun Catcher.” It is 93″ tall and is made from a salvaged wiresaw basalt offcut. I shaped the outer edge and added a metal band to create a circle for more definition. To give it a larger scale, I used a length of columnar […]
Summer is hear and the carving weather is back. Nice to be able to work without down jackets, snow suits and over-thick gloves. But, if you feel like you’d like to put your feet up and relax for an hour with some art, here is what this issue has for you.Somewhat relevant to our last […]
Did you get to Lakewold Gardens to see the large outside pieces and the smaller pieces on display in the mansion? It was an excellent showing of our members work in a very nice venue; rumor has it a piece or two may have sold. They have asked us to consider showing large pieces again next […]
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