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Artist of the Month, Patrick Imai, Stone Carver

Posted on November 6, 2020 by mariasaracino

By Sandra Marshall Patrick Imai carves stone bears. His passion for art matches his enthusiasm for travel. He served 34 years with the Canadian Armed Forces and has been to all provinces of Canada. Having visited over 48 countries on … Continue reading →

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Artists Speak – Dealing with Isolation

Posted on May 1, 2020 by mariasaracino

Terry Schaub – Stone Carver ” I’ve been working for 3M Canada for over 26 years now and this pandemic has certainly put them in the spotlight recently. My passion, however is sculpture. During my down time and weekends you’ll … Continue reading →

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Artist of the Month

Posted on June 7, 2019 by NCNS admin

Every month we will be recognizing and celebrating an artist from the National Capital Network of Sculptors. Learn more about your favourite artists’ methods, inspiration, creative process and more. This month’s featured artist is Danny Barber. By Mary Lou … Continue reading →