Pieces and Resistance

You might call this a "flash" exhibition. Judy Kirpich gave a great talk about her work, backed up with her distinctive chorus, ...

When I see this I see a tall modern skyscraper with small buildings and activity at the base. In reality, it is a superb ceramic sculpture...

I stopped in my tracks as I walked pasted the Pacific Northwest College of Art School, when I saw a temporary installation of turned (how,...

Yes, I know, I know, another post of my "New Big Leaf" class. But the one today had a wonderful quiet pace, and bits of wisdom -...

A quick stop in the Portland Art Museum today to see "Paradise" a two person installation from Fallen Fruit ( David Burns and Au...

A walk to the History Museum in Portland passes a park ringed with food trucks. This seemed like a patchwork design to me -- albeit an asy...

Dan Coron's fiberglass and steel sculptures like his "Nepenthes" is seen in various forms around Chinatown in downtown Por...

And that you are landing in Portland where you have to walk across the tarmac and you just look to the left and see the moon.

On an island, the draw is the shore where the land meets the water. But looking inward are trees I've not lived with, new and exciting...

There's a sense of the ordinary on a ferry ride. No fancy terminals, no stewards in uniforms, no polished waiting room. The cars line ...

Blame the wine. The right for tonight, the left for tomorrow. Who can say what the future will be. Made it to Saturna for a bit of R&R...