Monday, September 28, 2009

SIGNAL FIRE Residents 2009 | Opens October 1


Signal Fire announces "The Soft Shovel," an exhibition at Igloo Gallery featuring the inaugural residents of the Signal Fire Outpost residency featuring new photography, drawing, and mixed-media sculpture, alongside collaborative video and sound works.

The show will feature works by Portland-based artists Katy Asher (and collaborators), Tom Colligan, Bruce Conkle, Ryan Jeffery, Marne Lucas, Jenn Rawling, Vanessa Renwick and Ethan Rose, and will be accompanied by a self-published essay by husband/wife team Ryan Pierce and Amy Harwood about establishing Mt. Hood's first artist residency.


Reception: Thursday, October 1, 6-10pm
Open First Saturdays 1-5, and by appointment.

Closes Saturday October 24.

Contact: Amy Harwood 503.484.4850 or Ryan Pierce 415.690.0949

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

CHRIS LAEL LARSON | opens September 3


Chris Lael Larson is a multi-disciplinary artist, musician and graphic designer who lives and works in Portland, Oregon.

In “Photos and Photo Animations", a series of 48 photographs are disclosed from the artist’s online photographic diary, called, www.natural-lightning.com. The exhibition also includes the artist’s more well-known photo animations, which presently coalesce hand-sequenced digital stills, stop-motion, hand-drawn animation, motion graphics and sound collage with flowing layers of color, shape and texture, together, into surreal meditations on physical and emotional landscapes.

Larson is the founder of music/visual performance group Deelay Ceelay, has performed in over 30 cities nationwide, and has shown his work extensively in galleries, museums, and film festivals.

Friday, July 31, 2009

Scion Art Tour | INSTALLATION 5


In August, Igloo will team up with neighboring galleries, Scion, and Colt 45 to bring a national art tour to Portland. Come by First Thursday for drinks, dj's, and a big group of talented artists.

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

GIMME BABY ROBOTS Silent Art Auction | 7-30-09


GIMME BABY ROBOTS is a one-night event featuring an affordable silent auction of small works (9x9) by many artists nationwide. Coming to IGLOO this Thursday, one stop of many including Chicago, LA, and Seattle.

Works start at prices as low as one dollar! A great opportunity to purchase an amazing piece of artwork from great artists for a low price. Not to mention it is a nice place to have fun with dollar microbeers and awesome people.

Thursday, July 30th, from 7-10pm.
IGLOO 325 NW 6th Ave #102 PDX

Bidding starts @ 7:00 pm and concludes before 10:00pm, and if all goes well you will be leaving with your very own baby robot.



Gimme Baby Robots is a large artist collaborative founded in 2005 in Madison, WI. It is comprised of over 100 artists throughout the United States.


http://gbr.siamesebirds.com/
http://siamesebirds.blogspot.com/

Thursday, June 25, 2009

Larry Mills and Joe Shea | MERGE


Mills & Shea have combined forces to curate exhibits in Santa Barbara, San Francisco & Los Angeles. They have collaborated over the years creating mixed media artworks combining photography, collage, painting, & found objects. Mills has been photographing live music performances in clubs and venues for 15 years, whereas Shea has been a rock poster artist for the legendary Fillmore in San Francisco for the past 13 years. Both artists have produced editorial work for numerous publications, exhibit their art work internationally, and are original members of the "Haley Collective" an arts collective formed in Southern California in the late 90's.

Saturday, June 6, 2009

2thousand10


This exhibition humbly asks contemporary artists to utilize the medium of digital prints, in any way they see fit. This economical and ubiquitous medium provides a rich context for a dialogue about contemporary art and how it manifests as we enter a generative and creative phase of art restructuring as a reaction to the current global situation.

The artists are all current candidates in the PSU MFA program.

Sunday, May 31, 2009

Cut It Out! opening


Works (L to R): Ryan Burghard, Gordon Barnes, Craig Wheat, Jhordan Dahl, and people at the artists' opening.