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Friday 10.13.06

« Artists and Specimens at Lewis and Clark College | Main | End of an Era »

opening at small A projects tonight

Surface_To_Air___Samson.jpg
Surface to Air, 2006

Opening reception tonight at small A projects that will include a *nightviewing* at 8:30p of Diana Puntar’s show “An Hour On The Sun”. Her work is described as “forms (that) draw equally from the slick high modernist ideals of IKEA and pseudo-organic forms that reference logs, fire, and stones. Utilizing materials ubiquitous to design and construction: laminates, mirrors, fluorescent and phosphorescent pigments; Puntar’s work underscores our cultural obsessions with surface, our willing acceptance of synthetic and disposable surrogates, and our general proclivities for bright and shiny objects.“

From what I gather the *nightviewing* at 8:30 is not to be missed. I hate to give this away but Laurel has the best openings and shows in the city. But for your sake and for hers, you should go.

DIANA PUNTAR
AN HOUR ON THE SUN
small A projects
1430 SE 3rd • 503 234 7993
October 13 – November 11
Opening reception • Friday the 13th • 6-9 p

*nightviewings*
10/13 • 8:30p
10/19 • 6p
10/26 • 6p
11/3 • 6p


Posted by Melia Donovan on October 13, 2006 at 10:57 | Comments (1)


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I rarely get too excited before an opening but Laurel, Jen and many others have been talking about this to me for some time.... and I think they might be right this time. Has Laurel been reading Dave Hickey again?... except there is more of a 60-70's sci-fi film aspect here....

Bones, Spock, get me a tri-corder reading! (sometimes... and only sometimes is space camp a good thing)

Posted by: Double J [TypeKey Profile Page] at October 13, 2006 03:35 PM

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