“The Last Supper,” Oregon Art Beat
Julie Green, Oregon 06 September 1996. 5 fried eggs (Sunnyside-up), hash browns, bacon strips (crisp), stack of pancakes with syrup, hot coffee, milk, and cold […]
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“Wild Life: The Work of Ryan Pierce” by Melanie Flood
Portland Wild Life: The Work of Ryan Pierce by Melanie Flood Originally published April 2017 The ecology of the place we live in helps define […]
Abstract Art as Political Art: Lynne Woods Turner by Sarah Sentilles
Abstract Art as Political Art: Lynne Woods Turner by Sarah Sentilles Originally published August 2017 Lynne Woods Turner’s abstract paintings and drawings trouble certainty. Her […]
Modou Dieng and the Worksound Moment by Mack McFarland
Modou Dieng and the Worksound Moment by Mack McFarland Originally published April 2017 What makes an art scene? To start, a group of artists, like-minded […]
Thoughts on a Museum of Wonder by Linda Tesner
Thoughts on a Museum of Wonder by Linda Tesner Originally published April 2017 For the past thirty-six years, I have worked in museums and art […]
A “Working History” at Reed by Amy Bernstein
A “Working History” at Reed Amy Bernstein Originally published by PORT February 05, 2008 The group show at Reed this month is in honor of […]
The Candor of Cali: Chris Johanson at The Portland Art Museum by Amy Bernstein
The Candor of Cali: Chris Johanson at The Portland Art Museum Amy Bernstein Originally published by PORT February 15, 2007 The latest APEX spotlight […]
Go Go: Green Light Green Light at Small A Projects by Amy Bernstein
Go Go: Green Light Green Light at Small A Projects Amy Bernstein Originally published by PORT December 04, 2006 Small A Projects’ current show, Green […]
Call and Response as Critical Chorus by Amy Bernstein
Call and Response as Critical Chorus by Amy Bernstein Originally published by PORT September 09, 2009 In a world increasingly fixated upon the propulgation, proliferation, […]
Interview with Jessica Jackson Hutchins by Amy Bernstein
Jessica Jackson Hutchins in her Studio, Portland, 2010 Interview with Jessica Jackson Hutchins Amy Bernstein Originally published by PORT September 24, 2010 Jessica Jackson […]
An Evidence of Bricks: An Evidence of Doors by Amy Bernstein
Detail from European International LTD,Touch and Go, 2010, Cristina Lucas An Evidence of Bricks: An Evidence of Doors, TBA 11 Amy Bernstein Originally published by […]
Interior Margins: A Question of Language by Amy Bernstein
Animal, Judy Cooke, 2011 Interior Margins: A Question of Language Amy Bernstein Originally published by PORT January 25, 2013 There are just three short days […]
Richard Mosse’s “The Enclave” at PAM by Amy Bernstein
Richard Mosse’s “The Enclave” at PAM Amy Bernstein Originally published by PORT January 21, 2015 In the end, all you have is what is in […]
A Case For Abstraction: No Boundaries, by Amy Bernstein
A Case For Abstraction: No Boundaries Amy Bernstein Originally published by PORT July 30, 2015 Forgive me. In the middle of summer, this review is […]
Kurt Fisk’s Monkey Fishes
by Patrick Collier I first saw Kurt Fisk’s Monkey Fish drawings at ArtWorks, a gallery/project space that is part of Collaborative Employment Innovations (CEI), an […]
“Reinventing Documentary: The Art of Allan Sekula”
Tesner, Linda, Joel W. Fisher, and Blake Stimson, Reinventing Documentary: The Art of Allan Sekula, January 22-March 15, 2015. Portland, Oregon: Lewis & Clark College, […]
“Debra Beers,” January 23-March 9, 2014
Tesner, Linda. Debra Beers, January 23-March 9, 2014. Portland, Oregon: Lewis & Clark College, Eric Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary Art, 2014. Courtesy of Ronna […]
“Dana Lynn Louis: Clearing,” September 9-December 14, 2014
Tesner, Linda, et al. Dana Lynn Louis: Clearing, September 9-December 14, 2014. Portland, Oregon: Lewis & Clark College, Eric Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary Art, 2014. Courtesy […]