Sculptor Meredith Dittmar is doing amazing work—unfortunately, Portlanders won’t get a chance to see it.
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Synthetic Organics
Scott Wolniak’s Patterning
Chicagoan interdisciplinary artist Scott Wolniak combines five past bodies of work in Patterning.
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The Art-cession
Put it Where Your Money Is
The recession’s impact on the arts community in 2009.
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Experiencing the Artificial
Faking It with Ann Ploeger, Mary Frey, and Reiner Riedler
Exploring notions of artificial reality with photographers Ann Ploeger, Mary Frey, and Reiner Riedler
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Velveteria: Closing!
Portland Just Got a Little Less Weird
UNLESS YOU’VE GOT a visiting relative to entertain, it’s easy to put off checking out Portland’s “destinations.” Only recently did I visit the Chinese Gardens. I still haven’t ridden the tram. And until last week, I’d never been to the Velveteria. But the Velveteria’s owners recently announced that after four years in Portland—first on NE […]
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Preserving History
The Dill Pickle Club Revives a Long-Forgotten Arts Institution
A new Portland arts organization revives the values of Chicago’s
long-forgotten Dill Pickle Club.
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Audio/Visual
Playing Glass as an Instrument in Transference
Andy Paiko and Ethan Rose go for your eyes and ears with
Transference.
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Elastic Ocean
Dignity Village Gets a New Coat of Paint
Homeless camp Dignity Village gets a new coat of paint.
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The Object Narrative
Appendix Fulfills its Mission with Material Affair
Appendix Project Space lives up to its promise to present challenging
conceptual work with Material Affair.
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It’s Electric
China Design Now Wakes up the Sleeping Dragon
China Design Now peels back the curtain on a newly thriving
artistic culture.
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Rendering the Invisible
Artist Joe Ryckebosch Captures Time-Based Patterns in His Work
Artist Joe Ryckebosch captures time-based patterns in his work.
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Field Trip
After-Hours Partying at the Portland Art Museum
Shine a Light invites audiences to an unconventional exploration
of the art museum.