Eun Parker – 1 X 1 X 1 (2018)
Eun Parker How did the idea come to you?“Birth” was inspired by my father. Process: Maquette? Drawing? Direct Carve? Other?By drawing and sometimes makes modeling with air dry clay. Hardest part?Making the center
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You will find the artists that have appeared in Sculpture NorthWest Journal since the January 1996 Issue.
Eun Parker How did the idea come to you?“Birth” was inspired by my father. Process: Maquette? Drawing? Direct Carve? Other?By drawing and sometimes makes modeling with air dry clay. Hardest part?Making the center

In 2002, Chris Sorensen, my mentor and friend, invited me to join his studio where I live in Fresno California. Initially, I worked with found objects and metal scrap until

“Vladmir” In the mid-eighties, I saw an Irish National Theatre production of Waiting For Godot. In the second act, Estragon gets cold; Vladmir takes off his coat and drapes it

When I grew up in a rural Tacoma area my parents told us kids, [there we’re six of us], that we could have anything we wanted, as long as we

As I arrive at his home George is showing his sculpture to some customers at his dining room table. It is a nicely appointed room; the pieces are displayed in

When they sent me a list of questions to prompt my submitting material for an article about myself, the first question was: Who are you? I’ve never thought bio’s to

Calling All Sculptors. . . . ! This is George Pratt, a dusty senior citizen sculptor in stone from Vancouver, Canada—an old face around the NWSSA (charter member) and

ED: Gerda first showed up on our radar when she attended the Hand Carving Retreat at Pack Forest this spring. She then came to the summer workshop at Camp Brotherhood

Meet Gerda Lattey -Again Gerda was in the spotlight for the first time in the fall of 2007. You will see that her work has changed in the last
Join us in Central Oregon August 9-16th for up to 8 days of stone carving with guest Artists Nicholas Fairplay (Relief Carving), Julianne Kohn (Jade Carving) and Alison Jean Cole (Intarsia). Fire up your creative spirit in a supportive environment!
NWSSA’s annual Washington State Stone Carving Symposium will be hosted in Port Orchard, WA. July 11-19th, 2026. Visiting Guest Artists Amy Brier, John Fisher, and Sharon Fullingim will create a collaborative group project, in addition to our jade carving, beginning and intermediate stone carving workshops. Join us!
Annual International Stone Carving Symposium – Oregon State August 9-16th, 2026 Camp Suttle Lake in Sisters, OR If you enjoy time with friends in a
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