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Here Are the Five Art Openings We’re Most Excited to See This Week

In an attempt to burst their art world bubble, Portland museums and galleries are turning to a similar solution—hiring someone else to do it for them.

Inbox: Letters About Moving to the Edge of Portland to Help Refugees

Living Among City’s Refugees This author has focused on the neediness of refugees, but I think there needs to be more awareness of their strengths [“Set Adrift,” WW, Sept. 14, 2016]. I know some of the people D.L. Mayfield talks about in her article. They wouldn’t make it this far if they were slackers, and … Continue reading Inbox: Letters About Moving to the Edge of Portland to Help Refugees

Portland's Newest Gallery Is Only Representing Female Artists

Co-curators Zemie Barr and Shannon O’Connor started a gallery that only represents female artists.

No One Called Koons "Masculinist Art"

For its inaugural show, Wolff Gallery invited five female photographers to make images of themselves and other women. Wolff co-curators Zemie Barr and Shannon O’Connor wanted to see what would happen if they eliminated the male gaze.

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