Letters From the Editors

Editors thoughts on the editions of  the Journal they published.  Also checkout the Journals Travel, Thoughts & Opinions, Book Reviews, Presidents Messages, articles that have been published in NWSSA Sculpture NorthWest.

From the Editors May-June 2017

It’s spring! And summer is not far behind. Coming up on July 8-15 is our 30th Annual International Stone Carving

From the Editors Jan-Feb-2017

Goodbye to the Holidays, the pieces we carved, the pieces we didn’t carve; goodbye to 2016.  Hello to a new

From the Editors Nov-Dec 2016

Many of you (hopefully all of you) may have recently received an email addressed to ‘Hello Stone Carver,’ or ‘Hello

From the Editors Sept-Oct 2016

You have seen color photos in some issues of Sculpture NorthWest and not in others. This may have caused you

From the Editors July-Aug 2016

This summer issue of Sculpture NorthWest will show you raw stone direct from the quarry; how it’s turned into a

From the Editors May-June 2016

LETTER FROM THE OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY Sculpture: the art of making forms, often representational, in the round or in relief,

From the Editors Mar-Apr 2016

Now that spring is almost on its way and we can be thinking of carving without mittens, let’s celebrate with

From the Editors Jan-Feb 2016

A good winter’s day to all of you, though with so many sunny days it hardly seems like winter. If

From the Editors Nov-Dec

It appears that summer has truly packed its bag and gone elsewhere. Gone with it are our symposia and carving

From the Editors Sept Oct 2015

This summer offered several opportunities for carvers to get together. Not only opportunities to carve and to show their work,but

From the Editors May June 2015

Summer is hear and the carving weather is back. Nice to be able to work without down jackets, snow suits

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