Tag Archives: Jim Lawrence

Sculpture On Your Walls

Posted on October 1, 2018 by mariasaracino

If you ever shied away from sculptures for your home because you feel it takes up too much floor space, think again. There is a wide variety of hanging wall sculptures made from a range of materials and mediums. … Continue reading →

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LAST DAY AT DIMENSIONS 2017

Posted on October 22, 2017 by mariasaracino

Today’s your last chance to come visit the artists and see the magnificent collection of sculptures at DIMENSIONS 2017. You’ll have to wait a whole year before you see a sculptural exhibit of this calibre all in one place again. … Continue reading →

Posted in Exhibition Opportunities, Member Event, Miscellaneous | Tagged Alenka Paquet, Andre Guindon, anna zaccardelli, Barbara Nathan Marcus, Beth McCubbin, blaise ivoulou, chris banfalvi, Christine Mockett, Dennis Burnside, Dominique Dennery, Edna Lemyre, France Grice, Gordon Wright, Hengameh Kamal Rad, james w. cook, janet mackay, Jim Lawrence, Line Labrecque, maria moldovan, Maria Saracino, miriam silburt, mitchel webster, nadine Argo, National Capital Network of Sculptors, National Gallery of Canada, Patrick Imai, Rocky Bivens, Rosemary Breault-Landry, Sandra Marshall, Sculpture, Sculpture Exhibit, sculpture exhibition, sculpture show, shirley lawrence, taunyee robbins, Terry Schaub, Theo Burtick, Thomas Murphy, tick tock tom, Uwe Foehring | Leave a comment

DIMENSIONS 2017 – The Wood Sculptors

Posted on October 5, 2017 by mariasaracino

It’s believed that the first wood carver was Adam. That’s how long wood carving has been practised. Over the centuries wood carving has undergone many changes but has never died. Coaxing a figure out of a root or branch, carving a … Continue reading →

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NCNS Celebrating Sculpture Show at Kanata Civic Art Gallery, June 11-25, 2017

Posted on June 4, 2017 by vipthings2014

Nine members of the National Capital Network of Sculptors will present thir latest work at Celebrating Sculpture Show at Kanata Civic Art Gallery from June 11-25, 2017: Eiko Emori, Rocky Bivens, Blaise Ivoulou, Jim Lawrence, Kathy Bergqust, Gordon Wright, Hengameh … Continue reading →

Posted in Network Show | Tagged blaise ivoulou, eiko emori, Gordon Wright, Hengameh Kamal Rad, Jim Lawrence, Kanata Civic Art Gallery, Kathy Bergquist, NCNS, Patrick Imai, Rocky Bivens, Sandra Marshall | Leave a comment

The Saga Continues …Plinth Building Day 2 and 3

Posted on August 10, 2016 by vipthings2014

Update from Plinth Building Day 2: “Eiko, Sandra and Hengameh joined the fun today. We now have 40 new plinths. We will continue building tomorrow morning at 09:30 am and plan to start painting once the dust settles from the … Continue reading →

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Dimensions artist profiles: Jim Lawrence

Posted on September 15, 2013 by ShebaMakeda

Name: Jim Lawrence Medium: wood Background: In school, I loved science, but I also enjoyed practical, hands-on subjects like wood working and metal work. Although science (environmental chemistry) became my profession, I was never far from the arts. While studying at … Continue reading →