Jonna Ramey – Artist Spotlight
Beyond Beauty “Stone is place. As a sculptor, working the local stone can be a way of getting to know where you live, a means
NWSSA Staff
May 6, 2021
You will find the artists that have appeared in Sculpture NorthWest Journal since the January 1996 Issue.
Beyond Beauty “Stone is place. As a sculptor, working the local stone can be a way of getting to know where you live, a means
Joseph Kincannon and the Portal of Stone In 1979 I entered the world of stone through an unusual portal; a portal at a cathedral, to
This is an interview with sculptor Joyce Taylor of Shelter Bay, La Conner. She is a regular at the yearly NWSSA summer symposium at Camp
Julianne Kohn How did the idea come to you?Making an Octopus pendant has always appealed to me, it being one of my favorite animals. Process:
Funery Cat by Karen Ryer As a lawyer, I spent many, many years on the front lines of civil rights law in the San Francisco
LT: Please tell our readers a bit about yourself.KH: I was born in San Diego to parents who had recently completed architecture degrees at UC
by Ken Barnes Clam. Not quite the one you’ll find on a beach. Liberated from a basalt end cut, $100 at Marenakos. Sat in my sketchbook
Who are you? Ken Barnes, long-time member, past board member and treasurer. What is your life history as it relates to being an artist?
Meet Kentaro Kojima I was born and raised in Guatemala. My parents, both Japanese, met in Guatemala and had a family and, in fact, they still
SAVE THE DATES! SATURDAY, JANUARY 25th – NWSSA HOLIDAY PARTY – 4-8PM Stone Carving Folks, Family and Friends, our winter potluck party will be hosted at a
August 25th – September 1st, 202429th Annual International Stone Carving Symposium at Camp Suttle Lake near Sisters, Oregon Early Birds! Sign up by July 15th
Over the past two years, NWSSA has invited Myles from 2 Sculpt to lead a virtual tool session covering a variety of topics. These have
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