Still, Gimme Shelter (1970)

Fourteen30 presents It was never about the audience, new videos, photographs, and sculptures by Mike Bray. The project "continues his investigations into a self-inflicted cinematic space. Bray recontextualizes time, frame by frame, collapsing and expanding the spectacle through the idiom of cinema. In It was never about the audience, the 1970 Rolling Stones documentary 'Gimme Shelter' acts as the material from which Bray pulls both his conceptual and visual landscape."

Opening reception • 6-9pm • September 3
Fourteen30 Contemporary • 1430 SE 3rd • 503.236.1430



Andrea Land

Newspace presents The Curve: Choice Award Winners, an exhibition featuring the winners of the 2010 CENTER (Santa Fe) Choice Awards. Participating photographers include Steven Beckly, Toronto, Canada, J Carrier, Brooklyn, NY, Joyce P. Lopez, Chicago, IL, Alinka Echeverria, Mexico City, Mexico, Martine Fougeron, The Bronx, NY, Gloria Baker Feinstein, Kansas City, MO, Aaron Huey, Seattle, WA, Andrea Land, Springfield, MO, Margaret LeJeune, Batesville, AK, Brad Moore, Laguna Beach, CA, Matt Slaby, Denver, CO, Jamey Stillings, Santa Fe, NM, and Tabitha Soren, Berkeley, CA.

Opening reception • 6-9pm • September 3
Newspace Center for Photography • 1632 SE 10th • 503.963.1935



Stewart Harvey, "Second Line Celebration," 2007

23 Sandy presents I Am What I Need to Be: An Odyssey of Identity in New Orleans by Stewart Harvey. The project is a "photographic essay on the reverence for individuality and the culture of creativity in New Orleans...This body of work features images of the city’s Katrina survivors, notable musicians, costumed revelers and other quirky characters."

Opening reception • 5-8pm • September 3
23 Sandy Gallery • 623 NE 23rd • 503.927.4409



Barbara Tetenbaum

Barbara Tetenbaum, professor & department head of Book Arts at OCAC, presents A Close Read: My Ántonia at the Feldenheimer Gallery in the Reed College Studio Art Building. For the project, Tetenbaum spent the month of August reading Willa Cather's My Ántonia for the first time and creating an installation based on her experiences and reactions. "Visitors are invited to explore the space and discover the story through my lens."

Opening reception • 5-8pm • September 3
Reed College • 3203 SE Woodstock • Studio Art Building




Also happening this weekend: Art in the Pearl, the 14th annual arts/street fair in Portland's Pearl District. Hours are 10am-6pm on Saturday & Sunday, and 10am-5pm on Monday (Labor Day). Learn more about this "top tier" art fair on the Art in the Pearl website.