Participants at our symposiums and workshops rave, reflect, and praise our community.
We were very fortunate to have Photojournalist Steve Kaufmann, of Central Oregon Daily News visit NWSSA at our Suttle Lake near Sisters,
For the Nugget NewsBy Helen SchmidlingTuesday, August 20, 2019 1:00 PM Turning a stone into a work of art is
Editors’ note: In the spirit of connection, and because our 2018 Symposiums are over and there is not as much
This year marked the 30th Anniversary of our Washington symposium, our first at the Pilgrim Firs venue and a hallmark
In the late 1990’s I made a brief foray into stone carving via Meredith Earls. I was entranced by stone,
I already had an interest in stone carving when Pat Barton, a NWSSA member, was invited to my driftwood sculpting
This is another Craig who has also just recently joined NWSSA. He graciously agreed to shares how he felt about
Art And Philosophy At Silver Falls by Seth David Friedman To paraphrase Henry Moore, “art is not made out of
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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