Come by and see documentation and artifacts from our Neighborhood Projects
Autzen Gallery at PSU
Neuberger Hall, 2nd Floor,
724 SW Harrison St.
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Our Show at the Autzen Gallery
Come by and see documentation and artifacts from our Neighborhood Projects
Autzen Gallery at PSU
Neuberger Hall, 2nd Floor,
724 SW Harrison St.
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Neighborhood Projects Opening Reception
Neighborhood Projects
Opening Reception
906A NE 24th Ave.
Friday, September 5th, 6-9pm
Please join us for a celebration and kick-off for Neighborhood Projects at the Pancake Clubhouse Historic Township and Activity Destination for the Living Arts (welcomes you). Opening ceremonies will provide information about upcoming projects, including a supplemental TBA catalog, and will feature fabulous snacks and refreshments.
Stick around till 9pm to witness Brian Merkel begin his 24-hour residency at the Pancake Clubhouse by punching a hole in the wall. Brian asks that you bring objects in need of repair* to the opening reception, to be fixed during his residency, which he is calling "Artist as Handyman. Repair Shop, Show Room, Performance."
*definition of "repair" to be interpreted by the artist/handyman.
Opening will also feature a soundscape installation by Urban Edibles.
We love you!
www.pancakeclubhouse.blogspot.com
Exploring Hood Lore
Laurel KurtzSandy Sampson
Chris Andreae
Dates and Times: Monday Sept. 1st to Friday Sept. 5th
Everyday between 11:00 and 11:10 am in one minute intervals
Locations: KBOO 90.7 fM
Laurel Kurtz and Sandy Sampson under the auspices of Parallel University and in Collaboration with Chris Andreae, and KBOO Community Radio will broadcast a time based art piece on the radio.
In five minutes spread over five days directions for a neighborhood intervention will be given so that all within earshot can collaborate and generate a time based art project right in their own neighborhood.
See project link on side bar "TBA Projects" for more information, or just click HERE.
Personal Advisor
Ariana Jacob and Katy Asher
Personal Advisor is a service that will be available to anyone looking for perspective or suggestions on living their daily lives. Participants in this service will be linked with other advice seekers to mutually provide thoughtful consideration on one matter of pressing importance in each of their lives. The attendants at Personal Advisor can be found in a bright blue booth at locations around Portland enrolling people for advising services. Sign up for this free service that allows you to view the concerns of your life through the eyes of others.
TH 9/4 6pm-8pm Jamison Square + 10-? Works
FR 9/5 4pm-6pm West Side Esplanade
MO 9/8 5pm-7pm Mississippi St+ 10-? Works
TU 9/9 4pm-6pm NW 21st ave
FR 9/12 4pm-6pm Hawthorne + 10-? Works
SA 9/13 4pm-6pm Pioneer Square
Daisy Chain: Voodoo Doughnut Too
Sandy SampsonDate and time: Ongoing; artist will be on site most weekdays from 11am to 2 pm
Video Screening Wednesday September 10th 8:30pm
Location: Voodoo Doughnut Too 1501 NE Davis Street (right by the Sandy Hut)
Sandy uses Google earth to launch a daisy chain adventure filled with strangers who live, work and visit the neighborhood where Voodoo Doughnut Too lives. She invites you to get involved by making your mark on the map; stop by Voodoo Donuts Too any time any day (except between 3 am and 6 am.) The project will be ongoing for the duration of TBA with a special celebration and video screening on September 10th at 830 pm.
For more information check out the TBA projects side bar or click HERE
24-Hour Residency Program: Brian Merkel
Brian MerkelArtist as Handyman. Repair Shop, Show Room, Performance.
update! See documentation of the artist/handyman residency here.
September 5th-7th
At the Pancake Clubhouse Historic Township and Activity Destination for the Living Arts (welcomes you)
During the opening reception of Neighborhood Projects, Brian Merkel will punch a hole in the wall of the Pancake Clubhouse. For the 24 hour period following this action, Merkel will be hosting a repair shop. Please bring objects in need of repair* to the opening performance. Objects might include: tables, chairs, lamps, sculptures...etc. Repaired objects will be returned the night of the closing performance, when the hole in the wall will be mended.
*definition of "repair" to be interpreted by the artist/handyman
Opening Performance Friday, September 5th 9pm
Closing Performance Sunday, September 7th 9pm
The 24-hour Residency Program is an ongoing project organized and facilitated by Cyrus Smith for the Pancake Clubhouse Historic Township and Activity Destination for the Living Arts (welcomes you). During the 24-hour period of a residency, Cyrus acts as assistant, cook, and documentarian in order to bring focused attention to deserving artists and projects.
Drinking Beer With Friends And Working
Eric Steen
Dates and Times: please see below
Locations: please see below
Eric Steen invites you to experience labor and leisure with him as he drinks beer with his friends. Each day of the TBA fest, he will be enjoying one of his favorite east-side Portland pubs while he talks with his friends about anything that comes up. He will also have information available about his work and a jar for tipping him.
Eric Steen also gives tribute to Tom Marioni's "Drinking Beer with Friends is the Highest Form of Art."
Dates and Locations:
Sept 5 – Fri - - Horse Brass Pub (4534 SE Belmont)
Sept 6 – Sat - McMenamins Kennedy School (5736 NE 33rd Ave.)
Sept 7 – Sun - Laurelwood Brew Pub (5115 NE Sandy Blvd.)
Sept 8 – Mon – Amnesia Brew Pub (832 N Beech St.)
Sept 9 – Tues - Lompoc Hedge House (3412 SE Division)
Sept 10 – Wed – Lucky Lab (915 SE Hawthorne Blvd.)
Sept 11 – Laurelhurst Theater (2735 E Burnside) - Movie is The Fall 9:35pm
Sept 12 – Fri - Hopworks Brew Pub (2944 SE Powell Blvd.)
Sept 13 – Sat - Green Dragon (928 SE 9th)
Sept 14 – Sun - McMenamins Barley Mill Pub (1629 SE Hawthorne Blvd.)
Times:
Monday-Thursday 3:00pm, Friday – Sunday 9:30pm
Movie on Sept 11 is The Fall and starts at 9:35pm
urban meets wild
Join us as we climb Portland's secret staircases for an adventure to Forest Park. Learn about edible plants and weeds along the way as well as identify plants in Forest Park. This walk will last approximately 2 hours.
In addition to the walk, we would like to invite you to check out a live sound installation and environment inspired by the natural world. This happens Friday September 5th at the Pancake Clubhouse as apart of Neighborhood Projects opening celebration.
Learn more about urban edibles at www.urbanedibles.org.
Art Talk AM on the Radio: Kristan Kennedy
Art Talk AM on the Radio
with your host: Cyrus Smith
Mondays 12:00-1:00
98.1 FM on campus
Streaming at KPSU.org
Monday September 8th, Art Talk AM will host Kristan Kennedy, Visual Art Program Director of the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art, host of the Time Based Art Festival. Join us live online as we discuss all things TBA.
(listen)
Available nowhere on the AM dial, and now scheduled in the afternoon, “Art Talk AM on the Radio” relies on its mellow mood and conversational tone to live up to the “AM” title. Guests to the show are invited to engage in a one hour conversation about their work, as well as provide a few audio tracks to share with the audience. Usually in conjunction with the PSU MFA Monday Night Lecture Series, during the summer Art Talk AM instead focuses on Portland area artists curators, and cultural producers of all kinds.
Public Speaking: Museum of the City
Laurel KurtzSandy Sampson
Jimmy Moore (music)
Chrissie McConnell (video)
Date and times: Thurs. Sept. 11th 2008 8:45AM, 9:03AM, 9:43AM, and 10:10AM
Location: Waterfront Park
north of the Hawthorne Bridge
below (east) the Salmon Street Springs Fountain
at SW Naito and SW Salmon street.
Laurel Kurtz, and Sandy Sampson, under the auspices of Parallel University, do interpretive speech recreation from verbatim unedited transcripts of “the peoples’” words previously gathered at Waterfront Park. FREE!
"As Social Practice artists often engaging the public outside of the institution, it’s fitting that we will not only be outside, but outside of an institution that does not yet exist."
For more information go to link on side bar or click here
Listen to My Dad, Charles Kurtz, Talk About Birds
On September 11th, at 2:30PM, people are welcome to come over to Charles Kurtz’s backyard in the Mt. Tabor neighborhood and listen while he recounts his experiences over the years of attracting birds to his home. After the talk there will be a period of questions and answers, and participants are welcome to share their own stories. 610 SE 61st, Portland, Oregon, 97215
between Belmont and Stark
There is a gray metalic
Toyota station wagon in
the driveway.
FREE
click here: BIRDRAINBOWS
Breakthrough
Avalon Kalin will be asking volunteers to break through the butcher-paper covered door of a Portland cafe during the TBA festival. The public is invited to view and participate. Inspired by Sierra Norris.
September 12th, 13th, 14th
1-2pm
Legare's Cafe
1532 SE Clinton St
Portland, OR 97202
The Official Unofficial Goodwill Residency Program
Expanding on a past project where she unofficially designated herself as Artist in Residence at the Goodwill Super Store in SE Portland, Laurel Kurtz is coordinating a project administered by the Office of Inclusion and Parallel University for PICA’s Time Based Art Festival’s Neighborhood Projects where she has unofficially officially appointed Vicki Lynn Wilson and John larsen as Artists in Residence in the same locale.Using only a laptop, camera, and materials and sounds that can be found at the Goodwill Outlet store on 1943 SE Sixth Ave., Vicki Lynn Wilson and John Larsen will create a stop motion animation of approximately 4 minutes. Saturday, September 13, 9pm, Video screening and reception at Nosh, 2030 SE 7th Ave Portland, OR 97214 (503) 239-6674, 1 block from the Goodwill.
CALL FOR STAGE HANDS, EXTRAS, GRIPS AND FOLEY ASSISTANTS: This is an open call for volunteer assistance in the making of a stop motion animation movie at 1943 SE Sixth Ave. Ave on Friday September 12th from 10am to 8pm.
Read more here: The Official Unofficial Goodwill Residency Program
Society of the Spectacle english overdub screenings
Avalon Kalin will by screening an unofficial english overdub of the infamous situationist documentary The Society of the Spectacle (Guy Debord 1973) that he prepared himself using Ken Knabb's translation. Contains nudity. Free and open to the public. For more information on this film go here.
Friday September 12th
Pancake Clubhouse
7pm
906A NE 24th Ave.
Portland, OR 97232
Saturday September 13th
7pm
Legare's Cafe
1532 SE Clinton St
Portland, OR 97202
24-Hour Residency Program: Amy Steel
Home Away from Home Redecoration Program.September 13th-14th
Closing Reception: September 14th, 3pm-5pm
At the Pancake Clubhouse Historic Township and Activity Destination for the Living Arts (welcomes you)
For Amy Steel fall is a time to nest and prepare for the winter. For the 24 hour residency at Pancake Clubhouse Amy will be redecorating the residency space and guest room. A publication will be made about the Residency. This project will also become a public project for and the publication will be added to Hideous Beasts Leisure library.
This project will end with a craft afternoon where everyone will be invited to craft things for Pancake Clubhouse, Sunday September 14th, 3pm-5pm. The craft afternoon will also act as the closing ceremony for Neighborhood Projects.
The 24-hour Residency Program is an ongoing project organized and facilitated by Cyrus Smith for the Pancake Clubhouse Historic Township and Activity Destination for the Living Arts (welcomes you). During the 24-hour period of a residency, Cyrus acts as assistant, cook, and documentarian in order to bring focused attention to deserving artists and projects.
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