My last column was the first in a series on the drama of robins nesting in my outdoor sculpting studio. Without ironic intention, I suggested that on the deepest level, to be creative involves the...
This year, for the first time since my studio was completed four years ago, a pair of robins nested right in my outside carving area. Robins had nested in similar places on the other side of the...
Since last Sunday’s broadcast of my interview with Sheryl MacKay on CBC-1 radio program North By Northwest, things have been wild at the Petley Jones Gallery, where my exhibition closed on Sunday,...
As I once said to UBC President Martha Piper in a letter, individual listeners have tremendous power to draw clear, powerful speaking out of people. I was referring at the time to students helping...
Here is the next in a series of posters and poems that are appearing here each day this week to promote an upcoming exhibition of my sculptures at the Petley Jones Gallery (see details below...
Here is the next in a series of posters and poems that are appearing here each day this week to promote an upcoming exhibition of my sculptures at the Petley Jones Gallery (see details below). The...
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Yesterday I posted the first of a series of posters and poems that will appear each day this week to promote an upcoming exhibition of my sculptures at the Petley Jones Gallery (see details below...
by Lee Gass It is wonderful to hear that my sculptures “touch” people. This use of the term is interesting, though, given the traditional taboo against touching works of art in museums and galleries...
If you’ve spent long hours sanding rocks, furniture, or anything else without gloves, you may have noticed something that fascinates me every time it happens.
