Some of Everett DuPen’s former sculpture students decided it was time to honor him as one of the great sculpture teachers of our time. The Martin-Zambito Gallery in Seattle was contacted and the show opened February 4, 1999, and concluded March 3, 1999. There were 21 artists represented, including Everett. Professor DuPen taught sculpture at […]
In the March/April 1998 issue, I discussed the Golden Mean method of measuring proportions by geometry. Proportion is a function of design, along with balance, rhythm, repetition, variation, contrast, and gradation. In preparation for a series in design, I am presenting to you a biography of Laura Alpert. As fortune would have it, Laura Alpert […]
I was asked by our editor, Barbara Lynch, to discuss the “Golden Mean,” a proportional function of designing a work of art. Balance, rhythm, and contrast, according to the textbooks on design, are also functions of design, and they all work together. The Golden Mean is an historical theory proposed as a basis for satisfying […]
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