Last April, amid a string of rejections and the isolation of solo work in a studio, artist Bob Ziller reached […]
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Patty Stonefish can take down a fully grown man by his finger. She makes it look graceful—a skillful flick of
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Twelve years ago, artist Diane Bladecki saw a play about people who had spent time in prison for crimes they
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Upon entering the theatre for “The Gun Show” in Portland, Oregon, you will find the following things on stage: a
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