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Archive for August, 2008
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What To Where
In Maslow‘s hierarchy of needs, shelter is, if not job one (there is breathing, water, and excretion, after all), somewhere in the second tier of importance. What if the garment you wear is all the shelter…
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Pump Up The
What we know: Jeff Jahn (critic/curator/PORTer) has put together a group show, Volume , that Jahn says is a, “a survey of how Portland’s art scene addresses, redirects, abuses and redefines space… as the city itself undergoes…
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Richard Foreman Mini-Festival Times Six
10 days, a chunk of text from the online notebooks of avant-garde writer/director Richard Foreman, and 15 teams of Portland performers, dancers, actors, musicians, writers, and filmmakers are the ingredients of the Sixth Annual Richard Foreman…
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elsa+sam=♥
It came to our attention recently at an estate sale, among the cut crystal candy dishes and cake plates, that we are not as outfitted for entertaining as we might be (although we do have one unused punchbowl). And…
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It’s First Thursday, What Are You Lookin’ At?
Gertrud and Otto Natzler at Museum of Contemporary CraftIt’s easy. We won’t have to stray far tonight to hit the high points of Portland’s First Thursday, when, as you know, the galleries stay open late with their…