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The stratification of socioeconomic class in Aspen, Colo., wouldn’t at first seem fodder for a fascinating art show, but former Portlander and current Aspen doyenne Jenene Nagy has the moxie to turn this arid conceit into a dazzling grouping of drawings, prints and sculptures...

This former Portland artist's installation sculptures and graphite works on paper share bold geometric shapes and engrossing shiny surfaces. This exhibition questions the separations between the two art forms.

September 26–28, 2014
Preview: Thursday, September 25, 6-9pm
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Heather Watkins will be at the Printed Matter New York Art Book Fair this weekend, for the east coast release of her new artist's book, "HOURS", published by Portland-based arts press Container Corps. If you are in the area and can make it, she would love to see you! She will be at the Container Corps table each day from 4-5 pm.

There will be a west coast release of the book on October 9 in Portland. More details to come.

Arnold Joseph Kemp: Public Evidence Spectator.
September 29 – November 2, 2014
Contemporary Gallery, Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, GA.
Artist Lecture: Thursday, October 2nd / Visual Arts Building, Room 2071
Reception: Thursday, October 2nd from 6-7:30 / Center for Art & Theatre

Beauty Reigns: A Baroque Sensibility in Recent Painting at the McNay Art Museum, San Antonio

RADICAL REPETITION: ALBERS TO WARHOL

From the Collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer and his Family Foundation

Curated by Barbara Matilsky

April 19 - August 17, 2014

Radical Repetition examines recurring imagery in art since the 1960s, which has led to unexpected stylistic transformations and reinvigorated content. Although the exhibition concentrates on prints, it also includes some extraordinary works in painting (James Lavadour) and sculpture (Marie Watt) that expand this theme.

Eva Lake will host James Lavadour to talk about his PDX show, participation in Crystal Bridges landmark exhibition"State of the Art" and no doubt about making art in general.

After a restless cross-country search in which two curators logged more than 100,000 miles in airplanes and rental cars, the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art – founded by the Walmart heiress Alice Walton – announced Tuesday that it had finalized its artist list for an ambitious fall show that will present a snapshot of unheralded 21st century American art . . .

Our friend Megan Murphy has installed a selection to works by Wes Mills and Anne Appleby. If you are in the Sun Valley area stop by.

SQN Sport
320 N. 1st
Ketchum, ID 83340
12:00-5:00 PM
Monday-Saturday

Congratulations to Megan! Meagan plans to use the award money to make a new body of work called Interiors and a 20 year catalog of her work.