Good news - our new chairperson, Ruth Goldstein, has invited Kenneth Baker, art critic for the San Francisco Chronicle, to be the speaker at the next general meeting. Details: Monday, April 16. Hunter's Point Shipyard, Building 101, auditorium. I am happy to report that the evening was a big success.
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
CCA: A Legacy in Studio Glass
Founded in 1967 by Marvin Lipofsky (PRSG member), the studio glass program at California College of the Arts was one of the first in the United States. “CCA: A Legacy In Studio Glass” focuses on the important contributions made by four decades of CCA faculty and alumni to the American studio glass arts movement. The exhibition, featuring the work of 37 artists, is on view January 26-April 8 at San Francisco Museum of Craft+Design, 550 Sutter Street in San Francisco, and is held in conjunction with the celebration of California College of the Arts' 100th anniversary.
Thursday, December 07, 2006
Saturday, December 02, 2006
Link to your website
Please view our new website www.pacrimsculptors.org.
PRSG members can link from the membership listing to their personal websites. This is an excellent way for visitors to see photos of your works. Check out Member's Web Sites for examples. Just email the URL (address) of your website and your name to info@PacificRimSculptorsGroup.org and we will set up the link for you.
PRSG members can link from the membership listing to their personal websites. This is an excellent way for visitors to see photos of your works. Check out Member's Web Sites for examples. Just email the URL (address) of your website and your name to info@PacificRimSculptorsGroup.org and we will set up the link for you.
December 2006 Meeting: Holiday Party!
The next meeting is Wednesday December 6, 6-9 PM at Fort Mason, Building C, Room 362.
Bring a dish and/or beverage to share; potluck starts at 6:00 PM, meeting starts at 7:00 PM. Also, members are encouraged to bring 5 slides of works for all to view.
Bring a dish and/or beverage to share; potluck starts at 6:00 PM, meeting starts at 7:00 PM. Also, members are encouraged to bring 5 slides of works for all to view.
Monday, August 07, 2006
August General Meeting
Wednesday, August 9
Berkeley Art Center, 1275 Walnut Street across from Live Oak Park.
Berkeley Art Center, 1275 Walnut Street across from Live Oak Park.
Speakers will be long time PRSG members Judith Blankman(installation artist) and Ama Torrance(who makes giant fiberglass bunnys).
Meeting starts at 6:30
The potluck will take place after the meeting
Two PRSG members, Cynthia Handel and Jane D. Johnson are exhibiting at the Berkely Art Center 23rd Annual National Juried Exhibition. It was juried by Paule Aglim and Mildred Howard. This exhibit will be runs through August 25.
Sunday, July 23, 2006
Final 600 Townsend Exhibition
July 27 - September 7, 2006
A selection of sculptures juried by Robert Brady
Reception:
Thursday, July 27, 2006
5:30 - 7:30
The Atrium Gallery
600 Townsend St @ 7th
San Francisco, CA
Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9-5pm
Wednesday, March 29, 2006
April General Meeting
April 13
Ft. Mason
Building "C"
Speakers:
Robert Brady
John Roloff
Potluck:
6:30pm
Speakers:
7pm
Ft. Mason
Building "C"
Speakers:
Robert Brady
John Roloff
Potluck:
6:30pm
Speakers:
7pm
Bancroft Show Spring 2007
The Exhibition at the Bancroft Garden in Walnut Creek, CA, is an annual event that has been very sucessful for PRSG.
NEW DATES: June 15- 17, 2007
POSTMARK DEADLINE: April 23
Open call, see application in your newsletter or contact our administrator Nikki
website: http://ruthbancroftgarden.org/
NEW DATES: June 15- 17, 2007
POSTMARK DEADLINE: April 23
Open call, see application in your newsletter or contact our administrator Nikki
website: http://ruthbancroftgarden.org/
Thursday, December 08, 2005
November 10th General Meeting
CLAY NATURALLY
A REVIEW OF THE
NOVEMBER 10 MEETING
Lorraine Rosenblatt Administrator
It wasn’t surprising with such renown speakers, that the attendance at our November 10th meeting at Fort Mason, was over 40 people. There was a mixture of people - members, artists who are not yet members, and art students.
Daniel Keegan, Director of the San Jose Museum of Art, gave a very delightful slide presentation and talk on the clay history and works that are in the San Jose Museum of Art collection.
An engaging shaman with clay, Arthur Gonzales, Department Chair at CCA, presented slides of his work and spoke about the methods he has developed to craft his clay sculptures.
John Toki is a well-known clay sculptor whose pieces have been displayed all over the Bay Area. John’s insightful talk along with his slide presentation, concentrated on the thought processes he goes through to make the large scale pieces he executes so well.
After the speakers, there was a very lively question and answer concentrating on the state of clay art and its impact on society.
A REVIEW OF THE
NOVEMBER 10 MEETING
Lorraine Rosenblatt Administrator
It wasn’t surprising with such renown speakers, that the attendance at our November 10th meeting at Fort Mason, was over 40 people. There was a mixture of people - members, artists who are not yet members, and art students.
Daniel Keegan, Director of the San Jose Museum of Art, gave a very delightful slide presentation and talk on the clay history and works that are in the San Jose Museum of Art collection.
An engaging shaman with clay, Arthur Gonzales, Department Chair at CCA, presented slides of his work and spoke about the methods he has developed to craft his clay sculptures.
John Toki is a well-known clay sculptor whose pieces have been displayed all over the Bay Area. John’s insightful talk along with his slide presentation, concentrated on the thought processes he goes through to make the large scale pieces he executes so well.
After the speakers, there was a very lively question and answer concentrating on the state of clay art and its impact on society.
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