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Archive for April, 2009
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Of Infographics, Illustration, and the Political in Art: Chris Jordan, APEX at PAM
The notion of the extended infographic is clearly in the air, Mr. Edward Tufte would be glad to know.
I recently gave an art director friend a copy of IDN magazine that was a showcase of exotic, expressive infographic…
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Here’s Lookin’ At You, Kid
Seeing, seer, and seen are the subject and object of Tahni Holt‘s dance piece event.space. that happened Thursday and Friday nights at The Cleaners. Not “seer” in the sense of fortune teller but in the sense…
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.event.space. at The Cleaners
One of Portland’s most interesting choreographers, Tahni Holt, has been thinking about our almost universal voyeurism and our mediated culture, the ways we experience viewing others at a remove through the technology of recording device and screen.
Continuing work…
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Tonight: A One-Two Punch of Art
A little guide for your e-ve-ning. The much-missed Tilt Gallery and Project Space helmed by Jenene Nagy and Josh Smith never really went away, it just went dormant, plotting future exhibitions. Tonight, they launch Tilt Export, a curatorial effort…