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Archive for August, 2006
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Good Bye And Good Luck
For the past year, TJ Norris has written “Is it Art?” (which we think of as “isi tart” for some reason) on the OregonLive.com site. And he’s been one of the hardest working men in show business, the showing…
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ultra Q: Jennifer Gately
A breath of fresh air, she swept into town as the new Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Curator of Northwest Art and in a mere six week whirlwind of studio visits and smart networking took a measure of the state of…
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11×17 Paper and a Xerox Machine
We wrote previously about Papier Couture, a series of dresses sculpted from paper by designer Lia Griffith in collaboration with artist Sean Moran. Here we ask Griffith a little more about her project and her process.
Where…
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All My Clothes
lowercase, order and “All My Clothes” by Alicia Cortney Eggert at Valentine’s
Currently in Valentine’s (232 SW Ankeny ), Alicia Cortney Eggert has on display all of her clothes. Her exhibition, “All My Clothes” is color pencil…
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Set Dressing
you have the costumes, the characters, and an excellent script. Let the action play out against a perfectly Modern, perfectly arctic set.
Have we made it clear enough over time what fans of white…