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New Work: Deliquesce

Photography courtesy of Nudashank Gallery

GLASS HOUSE

Caitlin Cunningham
Todd Knopke
Emily Nachison
Heidi Norton
Paul Wackers

Nudashank is pleased to present GLASS HOUSE, a summer group show that embraces the heat and botanical vibrance of the season. Artists examine the domestic and indoor presentation of plants, bringing them into the gallery through painting, sculpture, installation and sewn works.

Opening Reception: Saturday, August 13th, 7 - 10pm
Show Runs from August 13th - September 3rd

NUDASHANK
H&H Bldg 3rd Floor
405 W. Franklin Street
Baltimore, MD

SHARE

As part of First Friday, August 5th, head out to SHARE, a new event hosted by The Stables, MS.MS. & Other People's Projects.

Enjoy drinks, friends, music, and support community collaboration while a dozen or so of your favorite Portland makers create work. As artworks are completed throughout the night they will be put up for sale (at crazy low prices) with profits benefiting CHARITY:WATER.

With music from DJ Ramophone, friends, beers, a Picture Parlour photobooth, all while you hang out in 100 year old police stables.

A partial list of featured artists:
Mark Warren Jacques
Timothy Karpinksi
Chase Velarde
Lynn Yarne
David Wein
Alec Zemper
Sohaila Adela
Mia Nolting
Emily Nachison
Morgaine Faye

We hope to see you there!

Check out more info on MS.MS. here: http://tinyurl.com/3hqphwd

SHARE
@ The Stables
910 SE Taylor
6p-11p, FREE!

Some images from my studio.

New blog project with Michael Endo of collected images and articles. 

MEANENEMY

Artist Talk this Saturday, April 23, 2011 at 1:30PM

Beginning at 12PM, this coming Saturday, FalseFront will host the closing brunch and artist talk for Emily Nachison's Hylozoic. In addition to the talk, is the release of HYLOZOIC: MATTER LIFE, the exhibition catalog containing exploratory photography and collected source images relating to the site-specific sculptural installation. Paperback, 44 pages, special edition of 25.

Emily Nachison's talk is scheduled for 1:30PM. This light brunch/talk is entirely free and open to all.

FalseFront

4518 NE 32nd Avenue

Portland, OR 97211

info@falsefrontstudio.com | 503.781.4609

Sat/Sun 12 - 3PM and by appointment

Coming Soon

A new book by Emily Nachison

HYLOZOIC: MATTER LIFE is an exploration and collection of images relating to Hylozoic, a site-specific installation for FalseFront in Portland, Oregon. 

Paperback, 44 pages
Edition of 25 

Hylozoic

Images of my most recent piece Hylozoic.
Hylozoic will be on view until April 23, 2011 at FalseFront Gallery in Portland, Oregon.

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Photography by Dan Kvitka

Studio

Emily Nachison | Hylozoic

April 2 – April 23, 2011

Opening Reception: Saturday, April 2, 7 – 10PM
(Viewing Hours: Saturdays and Sundays, 12 – 3PM, and by appointment)

Closing Reception, Light Brunch/Artist Talk: April 23, 12 – 3PM

FalseFront
4518 NE 32nd Avenue
Portland, OR 97211
www.falsefrontstudio.com

FalseFront is pleased to present the site-specific installation, Hylozoic, from Emily Nachison. Working from the philosophical theory that all things–living and inanimate hold life, and therefore are universally related, Nachison constructs grand geologic environments from the man-made synthetics.

Hylozoism, (from Greek hyle, “matter”; zoe, “life”), in philosophy, any system that views all matter as alive, either in itself or by logically in the operation of a world soul or some similar principle. Hylozoism is logically distinct both from early forms of animism, which personify nature, and from panpsychism, which attributes some form of consciousness or sensation to all matter.
-Encyclopedia Britannica

Artist Talk This Sunday
Vanessa Calvert: Wall Shade
Emily Nachison: Suspension, Stage 1 and Corridor
Dustin Zemel: SHOW SHOW, SHOW tell, SHOW SHOW

PLACE is very pleased to host Artist’s Talks by Vanessa Calvert, Emily Nachison, and Dustin Zemel. They are each raising questions about spatial relationships and how we navigate them.  Nachison is looking at transitional spaces creating environments that are both inviting and displacing. Calvert is exploring very personal discomfort and the space between concealment and exposure. Zemel’s seven panel video installation examines “artificial visual landscapes” and the relationship we have to the information we receive and the possible limitations to our navigation.

Sunday January 30th, 3:00-4:00 pm
700 SW Fifth (3rd floor) Pioneer Place, Portland, Oregon
Contact: placepdx@gmail.com