Don’t miss Art Focus with Eva Lake today. She will be talking to Half/Dozen director Tim Mahan about the gallery and to Grant Hottle about his current exhibition at H/D.
Portland 90.7 FM
11:30am September 30th, 2010
Half/Dozen Gallery invites you to come out to Disjecta’s 4th annual art auction preview party tonight, Friday October 29th. Disjecta’s signature event, the main auction on November 13th, returns with over 50 artists in a spectacle that is sure to be a feast for the visual cortex. Come out to see Half/Dozen’s own Calvin Ross Carl, and Grant Hottle, as well as other artists that have shown with Half/Dozen.
This month in Half/Dozen Gallery’s Front Porch space, Alex Rouch contemplates white. We have 3 essays given to us by Alex as an aid to his piece. This piece will be up through November 1st.
by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
Analytical Aspects of the Easterlin Paradox
by Kenneth Burke
Come support Half/Dozen’s Lisa Kowalski in an exhibition presented by Alicia Blue Gallery, Designform Studio and Living Room Realtors.
The Twombly House: 4449 SW Twombly, Portland, Oregon
Opening Reception Friday, October 15th from 4-9pm
October 16 – 28, 2010
“This exhibition presents a 1950‘s ranch-style home which has been appropriately renovated into a contemporary dwelling; this project demonstrates the idea that art and design can be accessible and coexist in a daily living situation. The exhibit entails a complete spectrum of the finest collections – fine art, product design and home décor. This Ephemeral Museum aims to bring together a vision of modern art and design that reflects the unique spirit of place in the Pacific Northwest.”
Come out to support Half/Dozen’s Calvin Ross Carl in galleryHOMELAND’s show, Signed and Numbered.
Opens Friday October 15th 6-9pm
October 15th – October 31st
“Signed and Numbered is a short run exhibition featuring some of Portland’s finest artists. Working outside the traditional realms of printmaking, this exhibition features rare and unseen prints by each artist. Signed and Numbered celebrates these Portland artists who are known for their printmaking skills or other bodies of works within the region and beyond. Together this exhibition combines the traditional and the contemporary for an action packed viewing experience.”