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James Lavadour: Being, Painting Nature

To look upon the paintings of James Lavadour is to see worlds you know like your own backyard. Nevermind that you can’t place the exact peaks and drainages, that you can’t claim to have seen these exact combinations of color cast upon the Missions or Beartooths. These are landscapes we Montanans know by heart: jagged cliffs slicing red-streaked sunset skies, cascading sheets of rain plunging from blustery clouds.

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Vanessa Renwick: Portland2012 opening at White Box

30 March, 2012

Be sure to visit White Box to see Vanessa Renwick's most recent video installation "Medusa Smack". The original score is by talented, multi-instrumentalist and composer, Tara Jane O'neil The University of Oregon White Box exhibition is part of the city wide Disjecta Portland2012 Biennial, curated by Prudence Roberts....................
April 1- May 26 , 2012
Tuesday - Saturday 12- 6 pm
24 NW First Ave Portland OR




Vanessa Renwick at the Keep Portland Weird Festival, Paris, France

20 March, 2012

Vanessa Renwick, founder of the Oregon Department of Kick Ass, will be presenting two shows of her films "Portrait #1 Cascadia Terminal" and "Medusa Smack" with musician Tara Jane ONeil playing the score live at the Centre Pompidou in Paris and Centre Pompidou/Metz. She also will screen a selection of films that she curated of contemporary Portland artists, as well as a curation of her own short films.
From the 19th to the 29th April 2012, at La Gaîté Lyrique and the Centre Pompidou in Paris, the Centre Pompidou-Metz and Le Lieu Unique in Nantes.





Watch James Lavadour on Oregon Art Beat March 1st 6:00pm

Painter James Lavadour has been prolific since Art Beat visited him in its first season back in 2000. He describes his inspiration and process of making art in this update. Take a drive with him out onto the lands of his Eastern Oregon home, then back into his studio where invites us to look closely at his paintings, their surface and the messages they hold. Listen and watch as explains his engagement with paint and the unfolding of image.