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Archive for May, 2008
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Throwing Stones in Glass Houses
Craft gets conceptual at the Museum of Contemporary Craft‘s (724 NW Davis) new show, Glass, by Melissa Dyne, possibly the largest readymade Portland’s ever seen. Opening today the installation consists of a single pane…
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Albert Art Hop
Today, May 17 from 11-7, it’s the Art Hop on NE Alberta, a giant street fair (including parade) that will mean arts and crafts vendors and makers, sales and events in the shops, food, music, theater,…
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Now Is The Time
I don’t know that we’ve ever done this before on ultra, but we’re going to talk politics because this is an emergency. You probably already know that arts groups, artists, and cultural institutions from the heavy hitters to the new…
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Infinitus
Tonight opens the next chapter in several overlapping stories. TJ Norris’ INFINITUS is both the next in the Couture series of exhibitions at New American Art Union and the third installation in Norris’ Tribryd series. It is also the…
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Zeitgeist
“Tram,” Katherine BoveeWe’ve been thinking a lot about history, particularly art history, how it is that we now what we now about the people, the work, and events we know about. It’s so interesting to look at…