Showing off in Aurora: “Bitter Cherry, Bleeding Heart”
Lindsay Costello reviews Jeanine Jablonski’s (of Fourteen30 Contemporary) latest curatorial project at the Courtyard House in Aurora.
Lindsay Costello reviews Jeanine Jablonski’s (of Fourteen30 Contemporary) latest curatorial project at the Courtyard House in Aurora.
Ten portraits by K.B. Dixon of Oregon artists who are helping to define what Portland and the state look like.
Martha Daghlian’s monthly roundup of things to see in January
TEXT AND PHOTOGRAPHS BY K.B. DIXON The photographic portrait is a complex thing—an image gathered at the center of four corners. It is what the camera sees, what the photographer sees, what the viewer sees, and what the subject hides or reveals.
Well, we made it. Hello, 2019. While some galleries are still shaking off their holiday hangover, there’s still good stuff to see. If you’re making new year’s resolutions, why not resolve to see more art in person! Some good shows are closing
By Sarah Kremen-Hicks Theaters have their curtains. Paintings have their frames. Books have their covers. The act of presentation, of framing, of giving things edges, shifts the subject to the work itself and hides the artist away, if only a little bit.
“Rubble Bodies brings up the possibilities for me of something after a collapse, where we don’t actually know how it’s organized yet,” Portland choreographer Tahni Holt told me over coffee last week as we talked about her new dance. This idea she
By PAUL MAZIAR When I got the chance to sit down with painter Elizabeth Malaska to discuss some of what I see in her new exhibition, Heavenly Bodies, at Russo Lee Gallery, I was moved by her intensity and congeniality. It’s an
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