Jessica Loughlin

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Jessica Loughlin's first one-person exhibition held at Portland "Bullseye Connection Gallery" focuses the well-worn craft-world saw of Japanese Zen-minimalism into what becomes her own expansive form of landscape art. The most compelling works in the show were Vertical Lines, a series of scroll like wall reliefs, sometimes hung singly, sometimes in suites of three to five.

Art, Art exhibitions, Works, Loughlin, Jessica

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Chunghie Lee

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South Korean artist Chunghie Lee has experimented with a variety of media for some 20 years, but generally she seems to prefer the use of fabric in her work. In particular, Lee has made use of the Korean pojagi, or a cloth used by women to carry and wrap goods. Lee's exhibit, and her career are discussed.

South Korea, Criticism and interpretation, Artists, Lee, Chunghie

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Material matter: At home with Dan Schwoerer and Lani McGregor

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Dan Schwoerer and Lani McGregor's glass collection is presented. The couple believes that the collection is extraordinarily focused on those who have achieved technical or conceptual advances in the medium.

Glass construction, Homes and haunts, Interior design accessories, Home decor accessories, Schwoerer, Dan

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