Sculpture as Juxtaposition
When mixed-media sculptor Stephen Adams moved from San Francisco to Oregon six years ago,it changed his art.
Faryn Davis
Faryn Davis started making jewelry three years ago by accident. “I was working on shaping a larger resin piece and an interesting sculptural bit came off,” she says. “I put a hole in it and started wearing it as a necklace and people began asking me about it.”
Embedded in Nature
Faryn Davis started making jewelry three years ago by accident. “I was working on shaping a larger resin piece and an interesting sculptural bit came off,” she says. “I put a hole in it and started wearing it as a necklace and people began asking me about it.”
Ed Beacham
In high school shop in Eagle Point, Ore., master clockmaker Ed Beacham spent a lot of time making boats to sail on the Rogue River. “The shop teacher wanted me to make something other than racing boats,” Beacham says. “He told me my assignment would be to make a grandfather clock.”
One Man’s Detailed Interpretation of Time
In high school shop in Eagle Point, Ore., master clockmaker Ed Beacham spent a lot of time making boats to sail on the Rogue River. “The shop teacher wanted me to make something other than racing boats,” Beacham says. “He told me my assignment would be to make a grandfather clock.”
What the Landscape Evokes
When artist Jamee Linton moved to Portland five years ago, she chose the Rose City without visiting it.
Jamee Linton
When artist Jamee Linton moved to Portland five years ago, she chose the Rose City without visiting it.
Designing with Fire
Most children build forts and hideouts in their backyards, but when blacksmith Alan Flashing was 13, he built a forge. ”I wanted to make my own knife blades,” he says. “So I built a forge in our garage and backyard.”
Alan Flashing
Most children build forts and hideouts in their backyards, but when blacksmith Alan Flashing was 13, he built a forge. ”I wanted to make my own knife blades,” he says. “So I built a forge in our garage and backyard.”
Dane Wilson
While Dane Wilson’s painting called Andy’s Island looks like trees reflected in water, it’s more complicated than that. The trees and their reflection are the barcodes of books about Andy Warhol.
