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Archive for July, 2005
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The Affair Continues
It took a few days to get around to this exciting news, that Jeff Jahn scoops everyone on the list of galleries participating in this year’s Affair @ the Jupiter Hotel: here at PORT. It’s not…
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C-Note
Milly, Fall 05.One has to wonder if there isn’t a pun involved here: that the fashion show featuring lines from Nordstrom’s via C department has a cool $100 price of admission.
Nordstrom and Portland Monthly…
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Best of
We had read Brian Libby’s piece in Metropolis about Randy Higgins’ (Environmental Design Office) fabulous exterior treatment of the PNCA–a graphic paint job based on an encoded Rimbaud poem (the kind of conceptual underpinnings we truly appreciate)–but didn’t…
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Give It To Me Two Times
Paul FujitaCan we talk about your second Thursday? Yes, we’re all conditioned at this point to talk First, but there are happenings happening that merit your notice on the deuce.
If you didn’t get your…
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Clearly
Did we mention that we are a sucker for design in packaging? It’s hard to categorize or explain why a bottle of water (sparkling or non-, you have your choice) needs to be written about, but imagine, if you…