Cyra Jane – Artist Spotlight
My identity as an artist is embedded deep in my psyche; for me there is no choice and there is nothing else. Yeah, I do
NWSSA Staff
September 18, 2019
You will find the artists that have appeared in Sculpture NorthWest Journal since the January 1996 Issue.
My identity as an artist is embedded deep in my psyche; for me there is no choice and there is nothing else. Yeah, I do
These 73-year-old hands have been carving jade for nearly forty of those years. Nary a penny earned for the effort. Several reasons for that. Mainly
My name is Dale Enochs, I live in Bloomington Indiana in the heart of Indiana Limestone Country. This area is the source of the stone
From a single point, all things form I grew up in Niagara Falls, Ontario. For as long as I can remember, I have made sculpture.
SN: Could you give us a little of your personal history as it relates to your being an artist? DM: Most people within NWSSA know
Dave Haslett 1: How did the idea come to you?The circle “idea” is happening all around us. Rain drops hit on a pond, giant halos
Yesterday Begins Tomorrow by Dave Haslett ‘Yesterday Begins Tomorrow’ Now there’s a title for you! It makes a statement and then answers its own implied question. Hopefully that
David brings a very broad and varied set of experiences and interests to his artistic endeavors, and his work reflects this breadth. He is a
August 2023 Sculpture Northwest Journal I am honored to share my stone carving journey and some pieces I’ve created. Behind our house in Rockford, Illinois,
GiveBIG (@wagives) is an annual fundraising effort that takes place May 6-7 where community members can donate to their favorite non-profit organizations (like the Northwest
37th Annual International Stone Carving Symposiumat Pilgrim Firs Camp, Port Orchard, WA July 12th-20th 2025 Register Now! The Symposium We invite you to join us
Invitation Call for Art & Volunteers to participate in the Tenino Stone City Arts Festival
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