Alchemy Tintype portrait
December 23, 2022
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UrbanitePDX, a great antique mall on SE Grand at Yamhill St. in Portland, hosted a holiday popup. So I popped on my vintage minkies to sit for Alchemy Tintype studio. The technology makes a resurgence every 120 years -- as I now print my car images on aluminum.
Ashley Jennings braved the horrendous chemical stench wearing a respirator. She expecte...
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Belmont Street Fair 2022
October 21, 2022
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Thanks to a booth sponsored by the generous Great Jones NW (fine decor rentals for weddings and corp events), my art fair booth at 2022 Belmont Street Fair, the above double-decker carousel (Carcassonne, FR) image found a new home. Printed from a transparency, the best quality out there.
Fair attendance was sapped due to Oregon fires, smoke and he...
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Acceptance
March 04, 2022
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Cascade Aids Project has hosted the premier art auction in Oregon for decades. I used to photograph it for The Oregonian and later with Team Photogenic.
Many established artists and myself are rejected due to limits on the numbers of art pieces they can accept. But this year, my "Raining Sweets" (Il Pleut du Sucre) was accepted!! This means I am a...
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Sexy art at the Emerald Line
December 29, 2019
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My vintage gold wood frames with Portland nightscape and nudey statues of Cuba adorn the men's room (open to ALL genders) of Sheila Baraga and Jacq Lopez's new entity: The Emerald Line! My photo transfer of Muses is on a bamboo board for $225.
Their New Year's Eve event "2020 Vision" features 3 live bands: Ados and 2 others (one has "Flying" in th...
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Catacomb art at Remax through Nov 8, 2019
October 17, 2019
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ReMax Equity is hosting their 9th annual fundraiser art exhibit. Community Warehouse receives 30% of sales and I managed the miracle of selling 2 original photo transfers at the opening reception! ReMax keeps the buyer's name confidential -- which is utterly magically obnoxious for artists who send thank you notes! But super sleuth LeeAnn talked to...
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