I'll have a series of reviews for you later today but for now:
Hostage, Dara Birnbaum, 1994
Lewis and Clark's Hoffman Gallery showcases a didactic display of the questioning of media this month in its exhibition Broadcast. The pieces in Broadcast span a timeline originating in the 1960's and includes a lineup of artists whose commentary ranges in tone [...]
The opening of China Design Now ushered in a new era for the Portland Art Museum, one where design and an eye on the future join the museum's extensive and longstanding displays of China's past. It's the only West Coast stop for this show. As THE social event of' [...]
Photography by Sarah Henderson - www.sirenapictures.com
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Anne Wilson, Portable City 2008
Anne Wilson is a Chicago based textile artist and professor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her postdisciplinary work uses sculpture, drawings, internet projects, and stop motion animations that explore ideas of time, loss, private and social rituals. [...]
In a world increasingly fixated upon the propulgation, proliferation, production, fetishizing, and pushing of objects and things that we somehow need, it is ironic that we question less and less the inherent significance of these particular objects as symbols. They literally fill up and inhabit the [...]
An interview with Gregory Green in his installation on Sunday.
WCBS Radio Caroline
The voice of the New Free State of Caroline 96.7fm Portland Oregon.
A .5 watt "pirate" radio station for the period of 09/06/09 -12/13/09 stationed in the Hoffman Gallery at Lewis and Clark [...]
Nell Warren's exhibition "Storied" at PDX Contemporary art is a refreshing example of a contemporary twist on the tradition of landscape painting. Warren's work, with it's highly calligraphic, tiny brushstrokes [...]
Fawn Krieger - National Park at the PICA TBA Festival
Last night's opening of PICA's Time Based Art Festival was quite a scene. The walls of once abandoned Washington High School [...]
Megan Driscoll, Guest, Jeff Jahn, Amy Bernstein
