I’ve been experimenting with creating virtual maquettes for sculpture projects, using the application ZBrush for a few years now. The above illustration shows a female nude that I sculpted virtually and had tested as a 3D print in plastic and
I am pleased that our gallery, Binkley Studio Ltd. is a participating venue in the Squamish Art Walk 2020. The Art Walk runs the month of November, and is presented by the Squamish Arts Council. Our gallery will be open
What a nice welcome we received from the Squamish Chief newspaper today. Reporter Dan Falloon interviewed us last weekend and published this lovely article, Sculptor Hosting open houses in Squamish Michelle and I are looking forward to connecting with the local
As British Columbia, Canada cautiously re-opens to Phase 3 during the global pandemic, we invite you to pay a visit to our new gallery and studio in Squamish. Michelle and I will have the doors open to you for an
West Vancouver Recreation Centre I've just received my 170th consecutive job application rejection. Over the past 40 years, I've submitted to 170 municipal open call public art competitions and I've been rejected from all of them. Every. Single. One. I've never
Auguste Rodin is a sculptor whose work I've long admired, so it was moving for me to witness his sculpture, "The Burghers of Calais" while Michelle and I visited the city. I've always wanted to see this edition of the sculpture,
Binkley Visits Guggenheim Bilbao, Spain
I have always wanted to visit the Guggenheim Bilbao Museum, Spain and I finally realized this goal with a visit on February 10, 2019. I have read about the architecture of the Museum and seen a few photographs of it,
How have I not heard of the incredible sculptor, Gigi Guadagnucci before? Nicolas Bertoux suggested we visit the only museum in Versilia dedicated to a single artist at Villa della Rinchiostra, owned by the Malaspina family, in Massa, Italy. Guadagnucci was a
A big part of Michelle's and my Intermission Year abroad is for me to once again work under the Tuscan sun in a marble carving studio, this time in Seravezza, Italy. After three months of traveling across the USA, the
Michelle and I drove from Oslo, through Sweden to our most northern point of our "Intermission Year" at Kalix, before driving down the length of Finland to Helsinki, then on the ferry to Estonia. We were hosted at our friend, Kara