Winnipeg Underground Film Festival
A 45 second film made earlier this year was accepted in to the WUUF.
If your in Winnipeg this Friday, check it out!
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A 45 second film made earlier this year was accepted in to the WUUF.
If your in Winnipeg this Friday, check it out!
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On exhibition through the end of June at Powell's City of Books in downtown Portland Oregon.
In late January I was asked to do an art show at a book store. I had done a few there before but it wasn't until this show that I realized Powells printed books.
Why not make a coloring book to go along with a show?
The drawings and sculptures on display are inspired by the drawings in the book I made. The drawings in the book are inspired by space, mostly industrial space, exteriors of industrial space to be precise.
Places where things are manufactured have always been interesting to me. They are space that is created for a function. form follows, but yet it's still pleasing to the eye. I find that humorous, beautiful, and what you see on display is some form of translation.
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A group exhibition focused on the working waterfront. I made 6 works on paper for this one day event on August 17th. The artwork will be on display in a shipping container gallery.
PLUS
They have $5 jet boat rides
Details on the event here: http://www.portofportland.com/Mar_Sprt_Clbrtn.aspx
Below are two of the works, made with gouache and graphite.
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This past weekend I created a mobile, mirror ball kaleidoscope in my van for the first Portland Lost Horizon Night Market.
What you see when looking through a hole in the back of my van.
people waiting in line to see.
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A subtle addition to an exhibition of paintings and photographs by Natalie Sept and Israel Bayer, a few of my pieces from "Plates" found their way into the corner window of the Cleaners event space at the Ace Hotel.
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http://www.celebrationfoundation.net/. I am creating an installation in a gallery space called The Vestibule that is 5' X 40'. Using funding from The Celebration Foundation and a few bucks raised from Festibule, I plan to create an uneasy and awe inspiring environment loaded with stacks of dinner plates
Stay posted here Disjecta.org
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In the Basement of Mississippi Records is a little bit of sunshine at the Portland Museum of Modern Art. I'm part of a great group show on display until March 15.
"Winter doldrums begone! In this, the coldest and darkest time of the year in Portland, it's important to remember that the next glorious summer is just around the corner. If you need a reminder, please join us at the Portland Museum of Modern Art for our first annual group show, which spotlights emerging artists from our community. Each artist has been asked to harness the energy of the sun and create a piece that evokes warmth and light."
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3729 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland
Black Tree Group Show
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TOWERS
9 paintings based on the shadows of a studio made tower.
724 SW Washington St, Portland, OR 97205
CLOSED SUNDAYS