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Tuesday 06.17.08

« The Cool School | Main | Eliza Ferdinand Installation »

For your consideration

First off, irony has ebbed now that the Art in America art blogging roundtable from last November by Peter Plagens... (which PORT participated in) is now on-line.

Second, we don't usually plug fundraisers on PORT but PSU's online auction provides scholarships for their students. Some of the artist's included are Chris Johanson, Robert Pruitt, Fritz Haeg, Jim Drain, James Lavadour, Storm Tharp, Bruce Conkle, Dan Attoe, Mads Lynnerup, Harrell Fletcher and Rigo 23 etc. It's a great opportunity to help PSU art students and score some good pieces. Also, we hear Harrell's "The American War" was recently added to MoMA's collection.

Peter Schjeldahl has a nice piece on the Jeff Koons retrospective (which I intend to see).

Lastly, this interview in the O simply wasn't fit to print. Apparently the editors over there either don't care that they have a credibility problem or simply want to heckle Portland's art scene. Either way it's shamefully passive aggressive and a wasted hatchet job effort. Soliciting JV level questions to ask the curator was a cop out too. Note, Jen Graves of the Stranger is more respected in the area arts community and got a much better interview.

Posted by Jeff Jahn on June 17, 2008 at 12:05 | Comments (0)


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