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Friday 04.18.08

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Speaking on Eutrophication

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Jeff Jahn, "Eutrophication" (detail) site specific installation

PORT's own Jeff Jahn will be speaking next week on his site-specific installation, Eutrophication. Jahn will discuss his wide artistic influences, including Robert Irwin, Robert Smithson, Donald Judd, Paul Klee, Sol LeWitt, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and Frank Lloyd Wright, as well as his relationship to architecture and the aesthetic effects of his musical interests.

Artist talk • 7-8pm • April 22
PNCA • 825 NW 13th• Manuel Izquierdo Gallery (3D building)

Posted by Megan Driscoll on April 18, 2008 at 10:04 | Comments (1)


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I rarely talk about art I make (or show it)... mostly because I prefer the way it educates me, not the other way around. But this time out I definitely have something to say beyond the typical artist talk a.k.a. "what I like"... I have been developing a bit of a response to Rem Koolhaas' junkspace essay and this is a good time to air these ideas.

Also, the numerous spatially related art shows in Portland have really flummoxed most of the local critics... though the sheer amount of flummoxing indicates something is afoot. I'll be publishing an essay on about a dozen or so "space" artists aimed at developing some more serious talking points regarding what is going on here.

There is an emerging philosphy of space taking shape in Portland and it's the artists not the architects forwarding the discussion. ...interesting

Posted by: Double J [TypeKey Profile Page] at April 18, 2008 11:02 AM

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