Paige Lambert

Fourth-generation Portlander Paige Lambert's artwork is rooted in the Northwest tradition. Grandfather John Staehli's fountain in Washington Park and terra cotta building facades grace the city. Paige studied with Frederick Littman, Manuel Izquierdo and Keith Jellum Each is a master of technique and was profoundly inspirational to her sculptural style. "Most of my works are impressionist-style figures in natural poses, as if one had caught the person unaware of his presence. My favorite subjects are people in uninhibited, tender interactions with each other: portraits of parents and children, lovers or siblings jumbled next to each other. It is my great pleasure to create art that captures the sense of a moment in time that will be treasured forever."

A graduate of Pacific Northwest College of Art, with post-graduate and continuing studies at Portland State University and Clackamas Community College, Paige is active in the arts community and in the field of arts education.