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Archive for June, 2009
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Second Chance at Art for the Millions
Hey, isn’t it at little late for this? The date on Ian Lynam’s excellent poster for Art for the Millions: The Enduring Legacy of the WPA is past, but you get a second chance. Last Sunday’s tour filled before…
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Review: Ben Stagl’s Unfolded at Gallery HOMELAND
To dig into Ben Stagl’s tour-de-force solo show, the best place to start is at its center. Unfolded, like all exhibitions at Gallery HOMELAND, flows through an angular lobby that twists through the Ford Building (SE 11th &…
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Bookish is a Compliment
Bookish is a Compliment is the current exhibition of work by Portland-based artists Anna Gray and Ryan Wilson Paulsen’s at PDX Contemporary Art Across the Hall. In this shared space, it’s interesting to note that a piece that…
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Summer Show at Fourteen30
Nothing says summer like a good group show (except maybe margaritas and Dr. Scholl’s sandals). And I have to love a gallerist (Jeanine Jablonski) who quotes Camus—“In the midst of winter, I finally learned that there was in me…