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Debut of "Forget-Me-Not, Mothers and Sons" by Marie Watt

Cynthia Lahti exhibits glass works at PDX, June 12 - 28, 2008

Marie Watt: Blanket Stories, June 13 - August 21, 2008. Opening Reception and Gallery Talk, Thursday, June 19, 5:30 pm.

Exposition
14/05 - 14/06/2008 samedi
Vernissage : Mercredi 14 mai 2008 à 19h00
Institut Hongrois de Paris

LES ARTISTES DE LA GALERIE VÁRFOK DE BUDAPEST: ZSUZSI CSISZÉR ET LÁSZLÓ GYŐRFFY. LEUR INVITE FRANÇAIS : JACQUES FLÈCHEMULLER

Founded by Megan Murphy in 2005, www.Artocracy.org is one of just five nominees for the Oscars of web sites the prestigous "Webby". The International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences also selected National Gallery of art, Museum of Modern Art, Stephen Ensminger, The National Palace Museum. David Bowie, Matt Groening, Arianna Huffington and Harvey Weinstein are on the selection committee.

Portland Powerhouse !
Marie Watt will lecture about her work!
The public is invited (it's free,tell your friends)
Monday April 14th,7:30 sharp!
5th Avenue Cinema room 92, 510 SW Hall Street, Portland, OR

Hometown Legend!
Storm Tharp will lecture about his work!
The public is invited (it's free,tell your friends)
Monday April 7th,7:30 sharp!
5th Avenue Cinema room 92, 510 SW Hall Street, Portland, OR

7:20 am April 15, 2008
Panelists:
Barry Winiker, Curator, Pfizer, Inc.
Sands McKinley, Managing Partner, McKinley Irvin, PLLC
Jane Beebe, Owner & Director, PDX Contemporary Art

Summer 2008, the Portland Art Museum presents the inaugural Contemporary Northwest Art Awards. Furthering the Museum’s 115-year commitment to celebrating, exhibiting, and collecting art of the region, this biennial awards exhibition honors emerging and nationally under-recognized professional artists living in the Northwest.

Mary Henry, James Lavadour, D.E. May, and Storm Tharp were also announced as finalists for The Portland Art Museum's Contemporary Northwest Art Awards.

"Art dealer Ruth Ann Brown of the New American Art Union announced the 10 recipients of a special artists' stipend project. Each artist will receive $8,000 --a $7,000 stipend plus $1,000 for art materials."-D.K Row, The Oregonian, October 10, 2007