Portland's Eastside Gallery Guide • Portland, Oregon
Tilde will host a 1st Friday Reception for the Portland artist Bishop Lennon. Her current work involves stretched canvas, acrylic paint, ink, pastels and collage with delicate layers of tissue paper. She is inspired by street art and stencils as well as creating her work around themes. Her current theme of choice is “Flowers of [...]
For this exhibition, Ms. Skloven was chosen by local curator and artist TJ Norris as the top prize for the 2008 National Juried Exhibition at Newspace Center for Photography. This honor is rewarded with a solo show the following year.
In her photographic work, emerging Bay Area photographer Jessica Skloven produces images that have a [...]
Scope out 12×16 Gallery at their new Flickr page. View gallery shots, current shows, and past exhibitions by clicking here.
Artist Statement from Jacquline Hulrbert:
My process involves a combination of quick, aggressive clay manipulation and methodical rendering of detail. This dichotomy gives me the finished look and feel that I want. I love the responsive nature of clay and I use the cracks and stretch marks of a thrown slab to generate tension in the [...]
First Friday favorite Linda Womack will be one of dozens of artists who will open their studios this weekend for public demonstrations of art making, from painting, ceramics, sculpting, and printmaking to paper-making, and building musical instruments. Don’t miss out.
Hive Studio
5417 SE Stark St.
Portland, OR 97215
Corner of SE 55th and Stark St
(503) 348-9139
www.lindawomack.com
Oct. 17, [...]
The Art of Larry Treuber
October 10-November 5
Artist’s Reception: Saturday, October 10, 6-8 pm
Luke’s Frame Shop
2707 SE Belmont St.
Portland, OR 97214
Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 11-5
(503) 841-6090
Artist Statement:
I have a large collection of line drawings of people and backgrounds which I get from sketches and photos from around the city. These aids help to improvise a composition on paper usually with a subject matter in mind. My favorites subjects being musicians, workers, street scenes and street citizens. [...]
