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A Fresh Report from Portland Art

Check out PortlandArt.net’s article on the exhibition Fresh

References to nature are prevalent in the recent influx of Goth-inspired imagery, decorative work with origins in graphic design trends and work that indulges in Baroque excess. Fresh: Contemporary Takes on Nature & Allegory, the first exhibition of the Context series at Tacoma’s Museum of Glass, surveys fifteen artists who address nature and allegory in a thoroughly contemporary manner.

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Justin works mainly on new media projects at the Museum: website, blogs, podcasts, digital photography, kiosks, etc. A former teacher, he's now part of the Education team.

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Categories: Exhib: Fresh

Published: December 6, 2006

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