Window to the Bay – March/Apr 2008
In mid February, a few Whidbey Island NWSSA members helped Lloyd Whannell install his 2300 pound sculpture at the home
Rebecca Hoch
March 2, 2008
Articles on Travel, Thoughts & Opinions, Book Reviews , Presidents Messages, and Letters from the Editors that have been published in NWSSA Sculpture NorthWest.
In mid February, a few Whidbey Island NWSSA members helped Lloyd Whannell install his 2300 pound sculpture at the home
Ed Note: You may remember a question that circulated on the NWSSA email asking about power, tank size and general
When I began sculpting stone in the late 1990’s, several seasoned sculptors recommended Liebson’s book to me for additional guidance.
As an alabaster/limestone kind of person, I find the prospect of carving marble intriguing but a bit intimidating. Would I
The Snohomish Arts Council, headquartered in the historic Monte Cristo Building in Everett began, in l994, choosing one artist per
On July the 16th, last summer, a truck owned by Walla Walla Community College arrived at my doorstep in Arlington,
Ed. note: Most of the time we don’t get any letters to the Editors. But every now and then, we do.
Harbingers of opportunity to gather with your mates in the fields of Dreams have arrived. Robins and meadow larks singing,
I’d like to talk about a new mission statement. As an organization matures it becomes necessary to evaluate the core
Five lucky NWSSA members had a wonderful time in Southeast China last year. Jim Tobin, Leon White, Karl Hufbauer, Arliss
Scientists have told us for a while now that there is no center of the universe. This disturbing lack has
Ed: this column on alabaster was last printed in Sculpture NorthWest in the March/April, 2001 issue. Bill Laprade (say it
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