Worlding

July 09, 2020

Worlding

Manipulation:

Deep. Below measurements dictate this understanding.

Earthquake. We feel the vastness of larger objects and might tend to place oneself in place.

Relative. A briefness of the quaint in relation to normalcy?

Quiescence. Most of what is experienced.

Harmonic. A rhythm of which is revealed to the observer or experiencer.

Tremor. Earth's intereral music.

All Thesis presentations will take place at 2:30 PST the Friday of the exhibition via Zoom Join Zoom Meeting ID: 97383726648, Password: 157144, (US) +1 301-715-8592‬

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Critical Conversations Lecture: Rashida Bumbray

Thursday, June 22, 6:00 pm Pacific Northwest College of Art (PNCA) 511 NW Broadway, Portland, OR

Free and Open to the Public

Graduate Lecture Series: Ana Teresa Fernández

Presented by Low-Residency Visual Studies Program:

Artist talk Wednesday, June 14th, 6pm, Shipley Collins Mediatheque

2023 MFA Thesis Exhibition Announcement

We are thrilled to announce Pacific Northwest College of Art's 2023 MFA Thesis Exhibition!

On view across three locations in downtown Portland, Oregon May 4 ~ May 21, 2023

Please join us for a First Thursday Opening Reception on May 4 from 5pm - 8pm!

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PNCA’s Art + Ecology and Low-Residency MFA in Visual Studies programs are pleased to invite you to a remote lecture with multidisciplinary artist Tanja Geis. Using found and forged materials, working in sculpture, drawing, video, and walking, Geis pulls poetry from ecosystems hanging in the balance.

MONDAY, MARCH 20, 5:30pm PST

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