You can expect that an evening spent with Rancière and his “cartography of the visible” and other touching-down points from his seminal en-vogue Politics Aesthetics will leave you feeling moved, maddened, inspired, and transfixed by continental thought with very serious street-cred.

Blue, Inge Bruggeman. via the artist’s website texturaprinting.com
Much has been made about the letterpress revival in the world of applied art and design. A new exhibition at Hoffman Gallery at
Posted: February 26th, 2008 ˑ
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When poet Beckman (Shade, Things Are Happening, Something I Expected to Be Different) blew through PDX a million years ago with Matthew Rohrer for Nice Hat. Thanks. (they traded lines on-the-fly) we sat up in our chairs.
CARTUNE XPREZ + PICA present WNTR WRKS at Holocene!

Just as the film feast of the Northwest Film Center’s Portland International Film Festival wraps, you and yours are invited to a gala benefit for the NW Film Center and its parent organization, the Portland Art Museum in celebration…