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Piece Description
You'll hear Scott Wayne Indiana, the artist behind the popular "horse project" on Portland sidewalks and Chris Haberman, who has shown his work in convenience stores and sold paintings out of the trunk of his car. This documentary also takes you inside the tiniest gallery in Portland. Just three and a half feet high, the Core Gallery is a popular gallery space in Anna Todaro's Everett Station loft apartment. Take an audio journey inside Alisha Wessler and Cin Shepherd's installation in the Core with a soundtrack by Stirling Myles. Dallas Oliver also talks about installation art in strange places and a pair of performance artists will discuss some of the public projects they've done as the Collective of Geniuses.
Broadcast History
Some of this material was originally broadcast on an episode of "DIY, Portland" on KBOO Community radio in Portland on March 20, 2008.
Timing and Cues
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Additional Files
- illegal mural (haberman_mural.jpg)
- Horse Project 1 (horse_11.jpg)
- Chalk Activity (chalk_2.jpg)
- Anna Todaro (anna_3.jpg)
- Chris Haberman (haberman_7.jpg)
- Horse Project 2 (horse_14.jpg)
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