PREQUEL EXHIBITION
View From Here
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IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PREQUEL
ON VIEW September 15—October 6, 2018 Gallery Hours: Wednesday–Saturday, noon–6pm and by appointment View From Here features new works by Ali Balter, Winnie Black, Marcelo Fontana, Emily Wise, Kevin Holden, Alan Page, Pace Taylor, and Maya Vivas. Over the past six months, these eight artists have produced work and engaged in on-going dialogue with one-another while participating in Prequel. Prequel was founded in 2014 as a free, low-residency program for emerging artists living in the Pacific Northwest. The program consists of weekly group discussions, mentoring, critiques and concludes with a final exhibition and publication. More information at prequelpdx.org. |
OPENING RECEPTION | Saturday, September 15, 6--8pm
CLOSING + BOOK RELEASE EVENT | Saturday, October 6, 11am—1pm
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
That itchy feeling when you pick up an old book that smells weird.
A broken down 97’ Saturn full of a surprisingly roomy nothingness plus glitter.
A smudged cloud between Alicia Silverstone’s pedicure.
A turtleneck with a big hole in the wrong place. Soft between the elbows.
A landline no one wants the number for.
The post-game birthday bash backyard bbq block party family fun box.
A representação que vira vestigio.
View From Here and the accompanying publication is made possible by the generous support of the Regional Arts & Culture Council. More information at racc.org.
CLOSING + BOOK RELEASE EVENT | Saturday, October 6, 11am—1pm
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
That itchy feeling when you pick up an old book that smells weird.
A broken down 97’ Saturn full of a surprisingly roomy nothingness plus glitter.
A smudged cloud between Alicia Silverstone’s pedicure.
A turtleneck with a big hole in the wrong place. Soft between the elbows.
A landline no one wants the number for.
The post-game birthday bash backyard bbq block party family fun box.
A representação que vira vestigio.
View From Here and the accompanying publication is made possible by the generous support of the Regional Arts & Culture Council. More information at racc.org.