The Cannon Beach Arts Association is pleased to present a sculptural exhibition. Located at the Cannon Beach Gallery at 1064 South Hemlock St., the exhibit takes place 11 – 4 p.m. Wed., Aug. 26 - Sept. 27. Featuring work by Carol Lebreton, Randy McClelland, Greg Wilbur, and Scott Johnson.
Artist Carol Lebreton creates dynamic work that seeks to balance the practical with the aesthetic. Lebreton’s work is made of porcelain, oxides, and granite grit. When the work is moved, the hollow sculpture emanates sound.
Born and educated in Oregon, Greg Wilbur is known for hammering/raising metal into sculptural and vessel forms. Using a technique like hand building, he hammers flat sheets of copper, brass, pewter, and silver into closed sculptural forms.
Randy McClelland was first introduced to clay in 1984, while attending the American School in Japan. While abroad he was exposed to Japan’s fondness with ceramics and its cultural aesthetic. McClalland uses local materials in his clay bodies and surface glazes. The result being one of a kind wood fired ceramics.