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Thursday 06.24.10

« Opera/Performance @ Half/Dozen | Main | Getting it across »

Weekly reader

Though they are probably mortal enemies (and certainly rivals), I like the fact that Portland has two alternative weeklies that regularly practice art criticism. In support, read these reviews so their publishers know people care about art criticism.

Matt Stangel at the Mercury takes on Storm Tharp's latest.

Richard Speer at the WWeek reviews PORT's own Jascha Owens. I also love the fact that the WWeek went to a series of recurring micro reviews rather than simply trying to list all of the shows in Portland, which is impossible.

Posted by Jeff Jahn on June 24, 2010 at 12:57 | Comments (0)


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