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Bi*m*rphic
I've heard rumors that it's really big. And, for Ellen George, the PDX artist who makes accumulations of small, delicate polymer clay objects resembling fungus and colorful biological phenomena, that's a really good thing. The show's title is a glyph - * - a clue to the formal geometry that gives structure to the approximately 8,000 pieces that make up the installation and a reference to the number 8 (look down, silly), which the press release explains is "a constant number in the personal life of the artist" as well as a sideways infinity symbol. Portlanders, you'll have to trek up north to see this one - it's across the Columbia in Vancouver, where George resides. Opening Reception • Wednesday, September 21 • 4 to 7p Posted by Katherine Bovee on September 21, 2005 at 7:50 | Comments (0) Comments Post a comment Thanks for signing in, . Now you can comment. (sign out)
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