Join us for First Thursday at Tribute….
“Dominion” Featuring Ajna Lichau
August 5th · 6:00pm – 9:30pm
625 NW Everett #102
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Opening July 1, 2010, 6pm – 10pm; Closes July 18, 2010.
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We are excited to be hosting some of the amazing art from PDX Bridge Festival and thankful for the support from Portland City Art.
“Between The Lines” by Amy Lynn Matteson
Tribute to Bridges July 1st from 6pm-10pm at 328 NW Broadway # 117
INFINITE INTERACTIONS Photography of JORDAN THOMAS MITCHELL
Opening July 1, 2010, 6pm – 10pm; Closes July 18, 2010.
Jordan Thomas Mitchell just arrived in Portland two months ago and is still processing the last year he spent in China. While there he was in pursuit of numerous things. What he left with is what he wants to share with you, as he explores the people, places and mixed emotions of his time in Beijing, Kunming, and Er Yuan Village in Yunnan, China.
the smoker by jordan thomas mitchell
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Opening June 3, 2010, 6pm – 9pm; Closes June 18, 2010.
In artist Jonathan Marrs’s effort to attain some semblance of a life worth living, he is constantly performing. There is an internal desire to become a person of worth, both individually and socially. His “becoming” is a strange practice of repetition, trials, and risk; but it is neither simple nor steady. As time wavers on, Marrs indulges in relentless effort of living up to enigmatic expectations.
Jonathan Marrs constructs and documents performances to investigate how social power influences identity, masculinity, and adolescence. His own body is used as a tool to manifest the subconscious/irrational life of the psyche through performances that involve intuition, chance, and collaboration. While the imagery leans toward surreal behavior, it upholds a strong relationship to the real, the document, the always-already present.
Jonathan Marrs is a visual artist based in Portland, Oregon. He received his BA from Azusa Pacific University and his MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts. Jonathan’s research has focused on documentary practices, identity, and subjectivity. His work has been displayed in Los Angeles, Lancaster, Montpelier, and Portland.
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“Marginal Strands” is the second installment in Dustin Zemel’s Stare Hard Series, a continuing development of works that explore veiled fabrications of story and production in popular media and their effects on our day-to-day existence. “Marginal Strands” is a collection of pieces that recontextualize a single episode of Fox’s Glee to call attention to the intricate yet invisible narrative complexities that allow Glee the success and popularity it has earned in its first season on air.
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Well really – Small Victories: YR Mom and Heidi Sowa Trunk show
Just in time for Mother’s day, the Small Victories has put together a two day sale to honor the most important person in your life: YR MOM. In addition to a 15% discount on everything, there will be fun give-aways from local shops, restaurants and salons that any mom would be thrilled to receive. The sale starts Friday May 7, 2010, with refreshments from 4-7pm and continues Saturday May 8, 2010 from 12pm – 3pm with a Trunk Show featuring the work of Portland ceramicist Heidi Sowa. This will mark the first Trunk Show for both Heidi Sowa and Small Victories.
About Heidi Sowa
Heidi Sowa crafts lovely porcelain pieces that give an illusion of delicacy while being fully functional. Heidi graduated summa cum laude from West Virginia University in 2006 and has studied traditional ceramics techniques in Jingdezhen, China. Inspired by nature, Heidi’s attention to detail and dedication to applied arts make her work incredibly unique. Heidi lives and works in Portland, and shares a studio
at Radius, located in Portland’s historical industrial district.
Heidi Sowa Trunk Show – Saturday, May 8th 12n-3pm
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Keep Portland Beard is an exposition of beardy art curated by Michael Buchino of Beard Revue.
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“Regicide” by Ian Seniff
Coming in May… Dustin Zemel’s “Marginal Strands”
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Think- 900 photos of your favorite TV show!
Join us for an Artist Reception Saturday + your last chance to see our group show “Tracing Territories”
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“Tracing Territories” will feature with works of Nick Albertson, Jhina Alvarado, A.Violet Aveline, Sara Badiali, Shawna Cooley, Charis Barasch, Gracie Campbell, Donathon Crew, Larry Cwik, Raine Frederickson, Tom Hansen, Zak Hutson, Michael Matarese, Ben Morse, Maggie Nichols, Coco Papy, Kerosene Rose, Jerod Ruleaux, Amanda Sauer, Daniel Wallace and Shawn Walker.
This show will close April 17th, 2010. Gallery hours Saturday 11am-3pm.
328 NW Broadway #117 Portland, Oregon 97209 -(Here is a iphone photo) 
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