Ponder the near-monastic concentration of J.D. Perkin’s Little Boxer, Golden (Laura Russo Gallery) then click through the slideshow to preview more pieces from First Thursday.
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Ponder the near-monastic concentration of J.D. Perkin’s Little Boxer, Golden (Laura Russo Gallery) then click through the slideshow to preview more pieces from First Thursday.
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Grace, by J.D. Perkin. Riffing off the classic Greco-Roman "Three Graces," these clay ladies show the Spartan side of femininity. Laura Russo Gallery Details: Ceramic, 56&#
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Grace, by J.D. Perkin. Riffing off the classic Greco-Roman "Three Graces," these clay ladies show the Spartan side of femininity. Laura Russo Gallery Details: Ceramic, 56&#
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Twins by J.D. Perkin These fighters seem very evenly matched, and equally protected by their patches of gear. Meanwhile, the simplicity of the forms evokes ancient totems. Place your bets; who will prevail? Or will they be unearthed in
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Twins by J.D. Perkin These fighters seem very evenly matched, and equally protected by their patches of gear. Meanwhile, the simplicity of the forms evokes ancient totems. Place your bets; who will prevail? Or will they be unearthed in
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Nightview, New York, 1932 Under Abbott’s expert lens (presumably weilded from a plane) New York transforms into a luminous fairyland. Charles A Hartman Fine Art Details:
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Nightview, New York, 1932 Under Abbott’s expert lens (presumably weilded from a plane) New York transforms into a luminous fairyland. Charles A Hartman Fine Art Details:
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Flatiron Building, NY, 1938 Some architectural forms are more assertive than others. Abbott celebrates this structure, built in 1902 and still standing up to other distinctive monoliths. Ch
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Flatiron Building, NY, 1938 Some architectural forms are more assertive than others. Abbott celebrates this structure, built in 1902 and still standing up to other distinctive monoliths. Ch
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Penn Station, 1934 This is evidently a train station and not a cathedral…but, good god! The arches! Charles A Hartman Fine Art Details: Gelatin silver print, printed lat
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Penn Station, 1934 This is evidently a train station and not a cathedral…but, good god! The arches! Charles A Hartman Fine Art Details: Gelatin silver print, printed lat
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No, this is not a NASA experiment. This Arkansas artist has spent the last week cooped up in a crate playing Lord of The Rings. He’ll (triumphantly?) rejoin society tonight at Fourteen30 Contemporary. <a href="
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No, this is not a NASA experiment. This Arkansas artist has spent the last week cooped up in a crate playing Lord of The Rings. He’ll (triumphantly?) rejoin society tonight at Fourteen30 Contemporary. <a href="
Before you trot out to Gallery Row this evening, click through the slide show to sneak-preview a couple of our favorite fine artists! Portland sculptor J.D. Perkin will show rustic boxer-inspired ceramic works at Laura Russo Gallery, while 1930s New York photographer Berenice Abbot’s gorgeous black-and-white cityscapes will be on view at Charles A. Hartman. If you’re looking for something a little more experimental, http://www.portlandmonthlymag.com/blogs/cultur…
