Art Dec 2, 2015 at 5:00 pm

Project Art: The City’s Alternative Gallery Spaces

In a Gentrifying Portland, Making Art is Expensive. Grants Like PICA's Can Help.

Eleanor Ford
2014 Precipice Fund Pica.org
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" "labor" as discussed by white males with MFAs"
"The burnout rate in Portland is high, especially for artists of color, who face barriers within the Portland arts community beyond funding."

Why are you dragging race into this?
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