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Paige’s MFA Exhibit is up

By paige | Published: June 11, 2009
Hey everyone I am going to try hard and pick back up with my life now that school is done! I wanted to post some links to images from the final exhibit since I just got them. I did my final thesis work on interaction design, the cyborgian state of our existence and socio-techno interaction in daily [...]
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PMMNLS – Every Monday Night at PSU

By paige | Published: January 9, 2009
I always always always have too many things going on to go to this. Which is horrible since it is one of the most amazing, simple, beautiful things about the new Portland, Oregon art scene. For like the last 2 years? Almost every Monday night Portland State University’s Graduate Art Program has hosted FREE lectures by [...]
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Everyday Magic with Makerlab at IGLOO Gallery-January Events

By paige | Published: January 9, 2009
Everyday Magic is in month 2 of 2, a series of events open to the public based upon the, uh, everyday miracles we love to promote. In art. Or not. Events this January are pretty much magical! Things to Do Watching Michael Jordan score 68 points with Cyrus W. Smith, drinking paired beers and watching sci-fi [...]
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Running with Words

By paige | Published: December 12, 2008
Books that taste good together and should be paired together more often Architecture and Feminism by Debra Coleman, Elizabeth Danze and Carol Henderson, editors Tantra for the West by Marcus Allen Art as Inquiry by Marga Bijvoet
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The Aleph No-Op

By anselm | Published: December 3, 2008
In 'Castle to Castle' by Louis-Ferdinand Celine the author comments "Take the impressionists. They took their paintings out into the daylight, they painted out of doors; they saw people really eating lunch on the grass. The musicians worked in the same direction. It's a long way from Bach to Debussy. They revolutionized sounds and colors."
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