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The PRSG mission is to promote cultural vitality and artistic diversity necessary for a healthy society in the following ways:
  • Increasing public awareness of sculpture through public and private sculpture exhibits, education, and resource & outreach programs;
  • Encouraging artistic diversity and excellence by providing a network in which artists meet, show their work, exchange their ideas, and address issues of common concern;
  • Providing collective opportunities and resources for members;
  • Fostering development of all sculptors.

    • Wednesday, January 06, 2010

    Website in Honor and Memory of Richard Knight

    There is a website in honor and memory of PacRim friend and colleague Richard Knight, who passed away over a year ago:  Mikeandphilonthehill.blogspot.com.  Mike and Phil were special friends for many years and when you go there you get directed to a site devoted to Richard.  It has images of many of his pieces, some of which were displayed in PacRim shows.  It also mentions his book, Saarinen's Quest, and has information about how people can order one or go to local libraries to see a copy. 

    posted by Charles H. Stinson @ 8:47 PM  

    Cricket Engine Show at Embarcadero in Oakland

    Curated by Carin Adams, Associate curator for Oakland Museum’s Off-Site venues. Postmark deadline for images: February 3, 2010. Opening Reception: Sunday, May 2, 2009, 4-6 p.m. Show continues May 2 - 28, 2010.

    posted by Charles H. Stinson @ 8:03 PM  

    Tuesday, October 13, 2009

    Weekend #2 of San Francisco Open Studios

    Weekend #2 of San Francisco 2009 Open Studios will encompass the neighborhoods of: Buena Vista, Diamond Heights, Fort Mason, Haight, Hayes Valley, Marina, Mount Davidson, Ocean Beach, Pacific Heights, Richmond, Sunset, Twin Peaks, and West Portal. Visit http://www.artspan.org/ for more details and maps.

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    posted by Bosco So @ 1:59 PM  

    Thursday, May 28, 2009

    Newsletters -- recent and older

    posted by Charles H. Stinson @ 8:31 PM