Author Archives: Shaw

Lisa Radon writes about art and makes art about writing. She makes text-based art, poem, word-sound performance, and collaborative, durational writing projects. She writes regularly for art ltd. and ArtsWatch, and has contributed to Oregon. Humanities, American Craft, Portland Monthly, … Continue reading →

Helvetica is a feature-length independent film about typography, graphic design and global visual culture. It looks at the proliferation of one typeface (which recently celebrated its 50th birthday in 2007) as part of a larger conversation about the way type … Continue reading →

Dana Schutz, whose vibrant, large-scale paintings are collected by many major museums, gives a lecture at the CFA School of Visual Arts Contemporary Perspectives Lecture series, which brings professional artists, including painters, sculptors, printmakers, graphic designers, and art educators and … Continue reading →

The last three weeks of the Artist Lecture Series will feature student talks on studio work and/or research projects. This week,  student Marshall Astor from the program Museum or Mausoleum? The Framing of Art, Culture and Neuroplasticity and Mosoleum,  and … Continue reading →

The last three weeks of the Artist Lecture Series will feature student talks on studio work and/or research projects. This week Student Originated Studies: Visual Art  students,  Willis Hoke, Bianca DeMars, Andrew Ludwig, and Madeline Waits will be giving artist … Continue reading →

The last three weeks of the Artist Lecture Series will feature student talks on their studio work and/or research projects. This week Student Originated Studies: Visual Art  students, Graham Jones, Jessica Sage, Eva Boynton and Kyle Rollins will be giving … Continue reading →

Robert Yoder Works in painting and collage. “The details and elements of his paintings and collages that are “missing” are really right there in front of the viewer, which can either create a disorienting sense of disconnection or a strong … Continue reading →

Dan Webb  Works in a variety of materials including wood, limestone and bronze. Two themes that have been sources of inspiration for the past several years. The first is the idea that much of the meaning of a work of … Continue reading →

Patt Blue has been a photographer for some thirty odd years concentrating on social issues. She began writing in 1998 for her sociological and visual document about spousal abuse and mental illness: Living On A Dream: A Marriage Tale that … Continue reading →

Katy Stone paints on a variety of materials and layers the elements into sculptural assemblages and installations that blur the boundaries between drawing, painting, and sculpture, engaging viewers with their complex fluidity. “I create objects with visual magnetism and distinct … Continue reading →