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Archive for May, 2010
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Rob Halverson: COOL ART
“What if…there was a gallery that barely existed?” This is the question that inspired COOL ART. Because artist and curator Rob Halverson’s follow up question was, “What if you only have the ability to produce the announcement…
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Re: Rewind. Drain Launch at Templeton
[ 29 May 2010; 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM. 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM. ]
Re: Rewind is a party to launch the latest issue of Drain—Journal of Contemporary Art and Culture this Saturday, May 29 7-10 PM at Disjecta’s Templeton Building (230 E Burnside, entrance 5 SE 3rd, under the…
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Appendix and Little Field Openings
Appendix Project Space (in the south alley between 26th and 27th avenues off NE Alberta) welcomes it newest member, Travis Fitzgerald with an exhibition opening this Thursday, May 27 from -10 PM.
A painter, Fitzgerald has worked…
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Deep Leap Microcinema: The Internet is a Terrible Place to Live
Years ago we sang a song, “friendster, facebook and myspace / get off the net and over to my place / gotta get over your e-mail attachment.”
Deep Leap Microcinema presents The Internet is… -
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A couple of artist/curator’s and a writer answer MFA student’s Big Questions about art and the art world (warning, it’s a PDF). Kristan Kennedy, MaCk MCfarland, and Camela Raymond engage in an email back and forth that becomes the…