Legendary Portland artist Jesse Reno joins Salvia Darling to discuss the tragic events that led to third degree burns and thousands of dollars of property damage, as well as his feelings on fire, rocks, and aluminum cans. Reno’s artwork will be on display at The Goodfoot throughout the month of July 2011.
In what will go down as one of the longest and ugliest battles the Art Scene has ever known, John Graeter of Portland City Art (.org) has made it official tonight: his non-profit group is throwing in the towel. Portland City Art (.com) is victorious. Before we get to the festivities (which have been...
Even though you are all a bunch of morons, we decided (from the beginning) that the best thing for everyone involved in the Portland art scene is to allow ANYONE and EVERYONE to write for us. That is why we have always been open to the public. All you have to do is register,...
Hello one and all, Recently I launched a new blog that you can find by going to my website at *!! CENSORED LINK !!* and clicking on the link posted on my home page. I hope you...
if you're planning to have reviews on here, i'd be interested in writing, but if not i think the chart would be a useful resource, and i'd be happy to cast votes. or make the whole thing - it wouldn't take very much work. [robot: great ideas, Sam. while you're at it, why don't...
re creepy Duane's post -- who are these blue collar collectors, and where do they look for art? [robot: blue collar collectors don't look for art, they buy what Duane Snider tells them to buy because without him they would not exist. my highly advanced artificial intelligence tells me that you should stop...
I take great pride in being at least partly responsible for championing the idea that art is for everyone, especially in the Portland Art Market. I have said for years that this is the best place in the country to buy art, and this OBT special validates the extraordinary opportunity our regional art...
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