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Images from today's visit to the #portlandartmuseum which I highly recommend!

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Images from today's visit to the #portlandartmuseum which I highly recommend!

#art #museum

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Here is a couple other cool things I saw like a bronze crab.

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This was EXTREMELY impressive. It is not a worn leather purse but actual ceramic sculpture. I literally would not believe it if I could see inside it and see it’s completely ceramic

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Across the light-colored wooden floor of the exhibit space, lay two approximately 10’ columns, crossed at one end - as one might imagine a giant to lay down his chopsticks.

Each column is made of towering stacks of square pieces of newspaper, about 6” x 6”, which have been soaked to activate a natural adhesion. Then they are skewered at the four corners - the whole length of the column - and connected by steel rods, nuts and washers.

The artist leaves these pieces outside in the harsh Montana winter, in snow and subzero temperatures, to take on the patina of faded wood and, according to the installation signage, “. . .  the impermanence of its source material (current events in the newspapers) and, like our bodies, is subject to inevitable deterioration.”
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Why?

I’m continually attracted by patina and patterns in nature, art, and the world around me - observed in the wearing-down and transformation of surfaces by nature and human contact.

Hunt’s creative work ‘Floor’ also included an element of fascination for me: that transition from the size overkill of four steel rods and nuts through a single 6” x 6” piece of newspaper at one end of the column, to becoming absolutely appropriate connectors at the other end of the column. 

Out of the thousands of installations I’ve seen, for some reason, this is one of those that’s stayed with me.

Across the light-colored wooden floor of the exhibit space, lay two approximately 10’ columns, crossed at one end - as one might imagine a giant to lay down his chopsticks. Each column is made of towering stacks of square pieces of newspaper, about 6” x 6”, which have been soaked to activate a natural adhesion. Then they are skewered at the four corners - the whole length of the column - and connected by steel rods, nuts and washers. The artist leaves these pieces outside in the harsh Montana winter, in snow and subzero temperatures, to take on the patina of faded wood and, according to the installation signage, “. . . the impermanence of its source material (current events in the newspapers) and, like our bodies, is subject to inevitable deterioration.” *********** Why? I’m continually attracted by patina and patterns in nature, art, and the world around me - observed in the wearing-down and transformation of surfaces by nature and human contact. Hunt’s creative work ‘Floor’ also included an element of fascination for me: that transition from the size overkill of four steel rods and nuts through a single 6” x 6” piece of newspaper at one end of the column, to becoming absolutely appropriate connectors at the other end of the column. Out of the thousands of installations I’ve seen, for some reason, this is one of those that’s stayed with me.

This photo from above the installation on the wood floor in the corner of the gallery with white walls, gives a better perspective of the two columns, and a small 10” by 10” satchel bag placed in proximity is provided for scale.

This photo from above the installation on the wood floor in the corner of the gallery with white walls, gives a better perspective of the two columns, and a small 10” by 10” satchel bag placed in proximity is provided for scale.

#PortlandArtMuseum exhibited the American artist, Kate Hunt’s, ‘Floor’ piece nearly a decade ago.

#JanuArty2026 #connection #ArtYear #steel #paper #impermanence #patina #Abstractia #industrial #Abstract #photographersofbluesky #eastcoastkin #blueskyart

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At the fantastic expanded Portland Art Museum. Grab the What’s on View Guide it’s more useful than the map. But grab the map too. #portlandartmuseum

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Man in a green hat looking at a Late Period Mark Rothko painting.

Man in a green hat looking at a Late Period Mark Rothko painting.

Hey art nerds! I saw the Rothkos at the #portlandartmuseum today for the free weekend.

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New Bike Path Through Portland Art Museum
New Bike Path Through Portland Art Museum YouTube video by BikePortland

Good news to clean your feed. #portlandartmuseum #bikepath

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Yoshida Chizuko - Portland Art Museum The first major retrospective to focus on the groundbreaking 20th-century painter and printmaker Yoshida Chizuko (1924–2017), a pioneering woman modernist in Japan.

🎉 We are thrilled to welcome @portlandartmuseum to our network of world-class institutions!

Don’t miss their newly opened exhibit, 'Yoshida Chizuko,' & the upcoming day-long symposium on Oct 25! ✨

➡️ portlandartmuseum.org/event/yoshid...

#PortlandArtMuseum #YoshidaChizuko #asianart #asiaweekny

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Coquelico Will Open at Portland Art Museum Later This Year - Bridgetown Bites A new bistro named Coquelico - a partnership between the Portland Art Museum (PAM) and Providore Fine Foods - will open in fall 2025 at PAM.

Coquelico, a new bistro opening in September at the Portland Art Museum, is a partnership between PAM and Providore Fine Foods. They will be located on the West Plaza at the Mark Rothko Pavilion. #coquelico #portland #portlandartmuseum #bridgetownbites

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Details from the Monet & Japonisme and other exhibits at #PortlandArtMuseum yesterday. A two-hour, multi-course, visual feast 🤩

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