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Monday 10.08.07

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Filling Those Autumn Days: Update

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From TaCo's Woolworth Windows project

The Tacoma Art Museum is looking for artists for their Woolworth Windows project to "create installations that will activate the window spaces." The installations take up over 100 feet of window space in downtown Tacoma, and will stay up for 3 months, including two cycles of Tacoma's Third Thursday art walks. The application deadline for the 2008 season is midnight, November 1, 2007. Click here for a description of the project, and application instructions.


The Portland Art Center is soliciting submissions for their 2007 holiday exhibition/fundraiser, PDX Panels. The concept is simple: Grab a 24"x24" panel from PAC before October 14, put almost anything you want on it, and drop it off by December 1st. PAC will display the panels from December 6 - 22, with 75% of sales going to benefit the gallery, and 25% to the artists. Click here for more details.
Update, 10-13: Due to overwhelming interest, they added 100 more panels, available until they run out, so if you thought you missed your chance, go get 'em!


Ever wanted to be on TV? First Tuesdays, a local cable talk show, wants to give you your 15 minutes of fame. For no cost (other than an investment of your time), First Tuesdays will help you promote your latest project, exhibit, performance, etc. The program provides a forum for discourse on local art, as well as a chance to broadcast your display or performance. For more information, please contact first-tuesdays@metroeast.org, or 503-667-8848 ext. 300. You may view the producers online at www.MetroEast.org.

Posted by Megan Driscoll on October 08, 2007 at 11:20 | Comments (2)


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Hello,
Sorry This isn't directly related to the article. Does anyone know of any nice critque groups meeting in the portland area? Thanks, Leah

Posted by: elle4 [TypeKey Profile Page] at October 8, 2007 12:27 PM

Elle,

I've just started a crit group. We've only met once so far. There are five of us, we're a diverse group. We're planning to meet again in about two weeks. Check my website: jamiemariew.com, and email me (email address is posted there) if you are interested.

-Jamie

Posted by: Jamie [TypeKey Profile Page] at October 14, 2007 10:59 AM

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