DISRUPTUS - Pat Barrett and Massimo Giuntoli 2020
Those who have seen the carnival prevented or disturbed by the ongoing psychoviral events will have one more reason to enjoy - at least virtually - the amazing festival of colors and sounds organized by Massimo Giuntoli on the images of Pat Barrett: Disruptus, the most recent chapter in a series in progress of musical projects dedicated by Nostro to photography and visual arts. Hibou-Anemone-Bear.com
Those who have seen the carnival prevented or disturbed by the ongoing psychoviral events will have one more reason to enjoy - at least virtually - the amazing festival of colors and sounds organized by Massimo Giuntoli on the images of Pat Barrett: Disruptus, the most recent chapter in a series in progress of musical projects dedicated by Nostro to photography and visual arts. Hibou-Anemone-Bear.com
Salon: Portland2016 Biennial The Studio Visits
In addition to the 34 artists, the Biennial's Curator, Michelle Grabner selected for the Biennial, the 71 artists who also received studio visits have been invited to participate in Salon: Portland2016 Biennial, The Studio Visits, a curatorial index that celebrates the broad spectrum of art-making in Oregon.
"badawī" Acrylic on Canvas 54" x 48" 2015
Event Dates: July 9 - September 18, 2016
Portland 2016 Biennial of Contemporary Art
Disjecta
8371 N Interstate Avenue
Portland, OR 97217
www.disjecta.org
THE COLOR OF MEMORY
Jeffrey Thomas Fine Art
June 29th - August 27th, 2016
What is the color of memory? Of all our human senses, what visual works of art can actively stimulate us to a sense of wonder, remembrance and revelation?
We know that different smells can trigger intense and often immediate recollections of time and place in each of us. The summer scent of new mown grass, pine-sap on your fingers or the aroma our own mother’s cooking are all examples of familiar experiences to us. And speaking of cooking, taste is another sense that can transport us into our past. Our sense of touch is another feeling that can trigger immediate and memorable responses in us: neither a kiss nor a fist are easily forgotten. As for our hearing, play on!
The Artists
SHERRIE WOLF LAURA FRITZ STEWART JONES MARY HENRY DOUG LOWELL BRAD MILDREXLER BRIAN BORRELLO GREGORY GRENON LISA HILDEBRANTELLEN GEORGE HARRY FRITZIUS JAQ CHARTIER JON SERL MOLLY VIDOR PAT BARRETT ELLEN WISHNETSKY-MUELLER
#www.jeffreythomasfineart.com
2219 NW Raleigh Street
Portland, OR 97210
"At The Same Time" Acrylic on Canvas 54" x 48" 2016
Jeffrey Thomas Fine Art
June 29th - August 27th, 2016
What is the color of memory? Of all our human senses, what visual works of art can actively stimulate us to a sense of wonder, remembrance and revelation?
We know that different smells can trigger intense and often immediate recollections of time and place in each of us. The summer scent of new mown grass, pine-sap on your fingers or the aroma our own mother’s cooking are all examples of familiar experiences to us. And speaking of cooking, taste is another sense that can transport us into our past. Our sense of touch is another feeling that can trigger immediate and memorable responses in us: neither a kiss nor a fist are easily forgotten. As for our hearing, play on!
The Artists
SHERRIE WOLF LAURA FRITZ STEWART JONES MARY HENRY DOUG LOWELL BRAD MILDREXLER BRIAN BORRELLO GREGORY GRENON LISA HILDEBRANTELLEN GEORGE HARRY FRITZIUS JAQ CHARTIER JON SERL MOLLY VIDOR PAT BARRETT ELLEN WISHNETSKY-MUELLER
#www.jeffreythomasfineart.com
2219 NW Raleigh Street
Portland, OR 97210
"At The Same Time" Acrylic on Canvas 54" x 48" 2016
Jeffrey Thomas Fine Art
Visions and Revisions A Five Year Conversation
January 20th - February 29th 2016
Visions and Revisions Abstract painting by 7 important regional artists. Are you curious? You can check the website for more pictures of available work. Here we have 3 little worksby #jefgunn and one amazing gestural work by ace painter #patbarrett.
#portlandartcollectors #contemporaryartcurator
www.jeffreythomasfineart.com
PDX Art Now Magazine
presented by Richard Schemmerer
http://pdxart.blogspot.com/2016/02/visions-and-revisions-at-jeffrey-thomas.htmlArt & Culture Blog curated by Richard Schemmerer
Contact at Richardschemmerer@comcast.net
Tuesday, February 2, 2016Visions and Revisions at Jeffrey Thomas gallery, Portland
What is friendship for if it is not for the support of each other. What are artists for if not for building a frame a mental house in which we can communicate about the necessities of life. There is the art of mark making on canvas as in an art piece but there is also the art of mark making within each one of us. There are the people who cut wounds but there are the others that give our life a deeper life meaning within the self by cutting away the unproductive and help us build a bond in the outside world that acts as a protective shield.
It takes vision to envision long term friendships against all odds. These seven artists used their communality their love for art to go beyond the urge of competition and instead foster a kind inter-connectedness that can serve as an example for us who are privileged to be able to enjoy art not just as decoration but as stimulation for all our senses. We also can revision our path to align it more with what supports community and weed out what grows discontent from within.
In the process we too make a mark on society and become part of the art of living correctly, by realizing what needs and deserves our support and where our dollars feed an unjustifiable greed. we are called to support the arts in its many incarnation and a good beginning is by purchasing local art so that these visionaries can continue to dazzle us with their visions.
Artist list
Jef Gunn (Courtesy of the Augen Gallery)
Clinton MacKenzie
Claire Browne
Stephanie Doyle
Pat Barrett
Trude Parkinson (Courtesy of the Augen Gallery)
Andrea Schwartz-Feit (Courtesy of the Butters Gallery)
For more information go to: www.jeffreythomasfineart.com
presented by Richard Schemmerer
http://pdxart.blogspot.com/2016/02/visions-and-revisions-at-jeffrey-thomas.htmlArt & Culture Blog curated by Richard Schemmerer
Contact at Richardschemmerer@comcast.net
Tuesday, February 2, 2016Visions and Revisions at Jeffrey Thomas gallery, Portland
What is friendship for if it is not for the support of each other. What are artists for if not for building a frame a mental house in which we can communicate about the necessities of life. There is the art of mark making on canvas as in an art piece but there is also the art of mark making within each one of us. There are the people who cut wounds but there are the others that give our life a deeper life meaning within the self by cutting away the unproductive and help us build a bond in the outside world that acts as a protective shield.
It takes vision to envision long term friendships against all odds. These seven artists used their communality their love for art to go beyond the urge of competition and instead foster a kind inter-connectedness that can serve as an example for us who are privileged to be able to enjoy art not just as decoration but as stimulation for all our senses. We also can revision our path to align it more with what supports community and weed out what grows discontent from within.
In the process we too make a mark on society and become part of the art of living correctly, by realizing what needs and deserves our support and where our dollars feed an unjustifiable greed. we are called to support the arts in its many incarnation and a good beginning is by purchasing local art so that these visionaries can continue to dazzle us with their visions.
Artist list
Jef Gunn (Courtesy of the Augen Gallery)
Clinton MacKenzie
Claire Browne
Stephanie Doyle
Pat Barrett
Trude Parkinson (Courtesy of the Augen Gallery)
Andrea Schwartz-Feit (Courtesy of the Butters Gallery)
For more information go to: www.jeffreythomasfineart.com
Jeffrey Thomas Fine Art
"Conversations with Artists" Painter, Pat Barrett Saturday, September 26, from 4 - 6 You are invited to join us for an informal salon and one-on-one interview with painter and photographer PAT BARRETT for this Saturday's "Conversations with Artists". One topic that we will be discussing is the dynamic effect that black has in a painting, as both a presence and/or as a color. Bring your own thoughts on the use of black to the table and join the conversation this Saturday from 4 - 6 pm. Collapse Acrylic on Canvas 60"H x 54"W 2013 Jeffrey Thomas Fine Art 2219 NW Raleigh Portland, Oregon, 97210 503.544.3449 www.jeffreythomasfineart.com |
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Jeffrey Thomas Fine Art
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 from 6 - 8 pm
You are invited to join us at the opening reception for the artists of
"DARK MATTER"
Portland, OR. – Following the positive public response to the exhibition Beauty in the Age of Indifference earlier this summer, Dark Matter takes the viewing public on a complete 180 degree turn into the shadows. While Beauty in the Age of Indifference generated its impact from the individual works of art that served as diverse ambassadors for the myriad forms of beauty that exist in the world, the exhibition Dark Matter charts a completely different set of visual experiences.
www.jeffreythomasfineart.com
The Artists
JUDY COOKECourtesy of the Elizabeth Leach Gallery
MARY HENRY
JUSTYN HEGREBERG
JAMES MINDENCourtesy of the Augen Gallery
PAT BARRETT
ERIC STOTIK
HARRY FRITZIUS
LAURA FRITZ
DANA LYNN-LOUIS
AMY FIELDSBRIAN BORRELLO
BRAD MILDREXLER
STUART BUEHLER
JAMES LAVADOUR
HEATHER HUTCHISON
ELLEN WISHNETSKY-MUELLER
DAVID JEFFREY
MOLLY VIDORCourtesy of PDX Contemporary Gallery
CHRIS MULLINS
ROBERT MOTHERWELL Courtesy of the Augen Gallery
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 from 6 - 8 pm
You are invited to join us at the opening reception for the artists of
"DARK MATTER"
Portland, OR. – Following the positive public response to the exhibition Beauty in the Age of Indifference earlier this summer, Dark Matter takes the viewing public on a complete 180 degree turn into the shadows. While Beauty in the Age of Indifference generated its impact from the individual works of art that served as diverse ambassadors for the myriad forms of beauty that exist in the world, the exhibition Dark Matter charts a completely different set of visual experiences.
www.jeffreythomasfineart.com
The Artists
JUDY COOKECourtesy of the Elizabeth Leach Gallery
MARY HENRY
JUSTYN HEGREBERG
JAMES MINDENCourtesy of the Augen Gallery
PAT BARRETT
ERIC STOTIK
HARRY FRITZIUS
LAURA FRITZ
DANA LYNN-LOUIS
AMY FIELDSBRIAN BORRELLO
BRAD MILDREXLER
STUART BUEHLER
JAMES LAVADOUR
HEATHER HUTCHISON
ELLEN WISHNETSKY-MUELLER
DAVID JEFFREY
MOLLY VIDORCourtesy of PDX Contemporary Gallery
CHRIS MULLINS
ROBERT MOTHERWELL Courtesy of the Augen Gallery
PERMANENT RECORD
Documenting art in Portland, Oregon
Amy Bay / www.amybay.com
Documenting art in Portland, Oregon
Amy Bay / www.amybay.com
- Dark Matter: Judy Cooke, Mary Henry, Justyn Hegreberg, James Minden, Pat Barrett, Eric Stotik, Harry Fritzius, Laura Fritz, Dana Lynn-Louis, Amy Fields, Brian Borrello, Brad Mildrexler, Stuart Buehler, James Lavadour, Heather Hutchinson, Ellen Wishnetski-Mueller, David Jeffrey, Molly Vidor, Chris Mullins, Robert Motherwell at Jeffrey Thomas Fine Art (Part 2)
http://www.jeffreythomasfineart.com/dark-matter/- SEPTEMBER 27, 2015 (5:33 PM)
- 2 NOTES
- #JUDY COOKE
- #MARY HENRY
- #JUSTYN HEGREBERG
- #JAMES MINDEN
- #PAT BARRETT
- #ERICK STOTIK
- #HARRY FRITZIUS
- #LAURA FRITZ
- #DANA LYNN-LOUIS
- #AMY FIELDS
- #BRIAN BORRELLO
- #BRAD MIDREXLER
- #STUART BUEHLER
- #JAMES LAVADOUR
- #HEATHER HUTCHINSON
- #ELLEN WISHNETSKY-MUELLER
- #DAVID JEFFREY
- #MOLLY VIDOR
- #CHRIS MULLINS
- #ROBERTH MOTHERWELL
- #JEFFREY THOMAS FINE ART
- #PORTLAND ART
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Pat Barrett
The Pozzi Room
Gallery 114
May 5th – 28th, 2011
Another excellent painter is Pat Barrett, his latest show on view at Gallery 114 may be tiny but he's proven himself to be one of Portland's best abstract paint movers.
Jeff Jahn Portland Art + News + Reviews (May 10, 2011)
www.portlandart.net/archives/2011/05/the_score_2_spa.html
Cascade AIDS Project Art Auction
Almost Live: 2010 Cascade AIDS Project Art Auction's New Digs a Hit
By,RICHARD SPEER 05.04.2010
POSTED IN: VISUAL ARTS, The Oregonian, Arts & Books
What a difference a venue makes. After a multi-year run in the oppressively cheesy Oregon Convention
Center, the Cascade AIDS Project's annual fundraising extravaganza benefited immensely this past
weekend from a move to the Bison Building at 419 NE 10th Ave.
The 21st Annual Art Evening and Auction
This was one of CAP's most tightly curated live and silent auctions, thanks to the discerning
eye of Roger Hull of Willamette University and the Hallie Ford Museum of Art. The live auction featured
works ncluding Gail Tremblay's celluloid sculptures, Anna Skibska's glass filigree, Tom Cramer's
suave pyrographic painting, Andrea Schwartz-Feit's six-foot-high encaustic panel, Hayley Barker's
surreal work on paper, and many others.The item that fetched the highest bid ($9,500) was an untitled
semi-abstract landscape by the late Michele Russo, uncle of recently deceased gallery owner Laura
Russo. Highlights of the silent auction included Rio Wrenn's silk-and-rust etude; Lawrence Morrell's
twin rectangles of engraved raspberry-hued glass; Peter Miller's spooky and well-composed Day of the
Dead, 2009; Karen Silve's multi-layered abstraction; Pat Barrett's Nationalism II, with its grotesque
abomination of the Stars and Stripes as mucked-up cake icing; and Tamara English's Islamic calligraphy-
meets-English garden superimposition. Photographer Grace Weston's Lovebirds was a particularly witty
entry, with its immaculately staged vignette of a family of birds looking in on a birdcagepopulated by a
human couple.
While the Portland gallery crowd was not as well represented as in years past (Charles Froelick, for
example, was said to be sojourning in Palm Springs; Jeffrey Butters, a fixture during past years, was in
Portland but did not attend), attendance was nevertheless strong. With the strength of the evening's art
offerings, entertainment, and above all the nspired choice of venue, this CAP Auction signaled what we
can only hope is a resurgence in Portland's art economy and art-scene esprit de corps.
The Pozzi Room
Gallery 114
May 5th – 28th, 2011
Another excellent painter is Pat Barrett, his latest show on view at Gallery 114 may be tiny but he's proven himself to be one of Portland's best abstract paint movers.
Jeff Jahn Portland Art + News + Reviews (May 10, 2011)
www.portlandart.net/archives/2011/05/the_score_2_spa.html
Cascade AIDS Project Art Auction
Almost Live: 2010 Cascade AIDS Project Art Auction's New Digs a Hit
By,RICHARD SPEER 05.04.2010
POSTED IN: VISUAL ARTS, The Oregonian, Arts & Books
What a difference a venue makes. After a multi-year run in the oppressively cheesy Oregon Convention
Center, the Cascade AIDS Project's annual fundraising extravaganza benefited immensely this past
weekend from a move to the Bison Building at 419 NE 10th Ave.
The 21st Annual Art Evening and Auction
This was one of CAP's most tightly curated live and silent auctions, thanks to the discerning
eye of Roger Hull of Willamette University and the Hallie Ford Museum of Art. The live auction featured
works ncluding Gail Tremblay's celluloid sculptures, Anna Skibska's glass filigree, Tom Cramer's
suave pyrographic painting, Andrea Schwartz-Feit's six-foot-high encaustic panel, Hayley Barker's
surreal work on paper, and many others.The item that fetched the highest bid ($9,500) was an untitled
semi-abstract landscape by the late Michele Russo, uncle of recently deceased gallery owner Laura
Russo. Highlights of the silent auction included Rio Wrenn's silk-and-rust etude; Lawrence Morrell's
twin rectangles of engraved raspberry-hued glass; Peter Miller's spooky and well-composed Day of the
Dead, 2009; Karen Silve's multi-layered abstraction; Pat Barrett's Nationalism II, with its grotesque
abomination of the Stars and Stripes as mucked-up cake icing; and Tamara English's Islamic calligraphy-
meets-English garden superimposition. Photographer Grace Weston's Lovebirds was a particularly witty
entry, with its immaculately staged vignette of a family of birds looking in on a birdcagepopulated by a
human couple.
While the Portland gallery crowd was not as well represented as in years past (Charles Froelick, for
example, was said to be sojourning in Palm Springs; Jeffrey Butters, a fixture during past years, was in
Portland but did not attend), attendance was nevertheless strong. With the strength of the evening's art
offerings, entertainment, and above all the nspired choice of venue, this CAP Auction signaled what we
can only hope is a resurgence in Portland's art economy and art-scene esprit de corps.
Pat Barrett at Gallery 114
Portland, Oregon
First Thursday Picks May 2009
http://www.portlandart.net/archives/2009/05/first_thursday_38.html
Portland, Oregon
First Thursday Picks May 2009
http://www.portlandart.net/archives/2009/05/first_thursday_38.html
PORT
WEDNESDAY 01.16.08
Weight
Pat Barrett, Curator
James O'Keefe
There are several interesting group shows opening this Friday, beginning with Weight, an installation exhibition curated by Pat Barrett. Each piece explores the physical, psychological, and/or psychic impact of "weight." The show features northwest artists Charles L. Forster, Ellen George, Tim Miller, James O'Keefe, Penitents, Kirsten Rian, Stephanie Speight and Jack Walsh, and PORT's own Jeff Jahn.
Opening reception • 6-8pm • January 18
Artist talk • 1pm • January 30
MHCC Visual Arts Gallery • 26000 SE Stark St., Gresham • 503.491.6075
(more exciting shows under the cut)
Posted By Megan Driscoll On January 16, 2008 At 10:17 |
http://www.portlandart.net/archives/2008/01/
WEDNESDAY 01.16.08
Weight
Pat Barrett, Curator
James O'Keefe
There are several interesting group shows opening this Friday, beginning with Weight, an installation exhibition curated by Pat Barrett. Each piece explores the physical, psychological, and/or psychic impact of "weight." The show features northwest artists Charles L. Forster, Ellen George, Tim Miller, James O'Keefe, Penitents, Kirsten Rian, Stephanie Speight and Jack Walsh, and PORT's own Jeff Jahn.
Opening reception • 6-8pm • January 18
Artist talk • 1pm • January 30
MHCC Visual Arts Gallery • 26000 SE Stark St., Gresham • 503.491.6075
(more exciting shows under the cut)
Posted By Megan Driscoll On January 16, 2008 At 10:17 |
http://www.portlandart.net/archives/2008/01/
PORT
FRIDAY 01.12.07
18 Painters
Pat Barrett, Curator
What’s the only thing that connects the work? Paint.
Artists include: Brendan Clenaghen, Brian Borrello, Michelle Ross, Margaret Evangeline, Judy Cooke, James Boulton, James Lavadour, Willy Heeks, Ken Kelly, Stephanie Doyle, Kristan Kennedy, Marc Katano, Joe Macca, Pat Barrett, G. Lewis Clevenger, Kathryn Van Dyke, Lucinda Parker and Melinda Stickney-Gibson.
18 Painters • Mt. Hood Community College Visual Arts Gallery
opens: Fri Jan 12 • 6 -8:30p
runs: Jan 8 - Feb 2 • M-F • 9-5
503-491-7309 or barrettp@mhcc.edu for more information
Posted By Melia Donovan On January 12, 2007 At 14:25 http://www.portlandart.net/archives/2007/01/18_painters_mt.html
FRIDAY 01.12.07
18 Painters
Pat Barrett, Curator
What’s the only thing that connects the work? Paint.
Artists include: Brendan Clenaghen, Brian Borrello, Michelle Ross, Margaret Evangeline, Judy Cooke, James Boulton, James Lavadour, Willy Heeks, Ken Kelly, Stephanie Doyle, Kristan Kennedy, Marc Katano, Joe Macca, Pat Barrett, G. Lewis Clevenger, Kathryn Van Dyke, Lucinda Parker and Melinda Stickney-Gibson.
18 Painters • Mt. Hood Community College Visual Arts Gallery
opens: Fri Jan 12 • 6 -8:30p
runs: Jan 8 - Feb 2 • M-F • 9-5
503-491-7309 or barrettp@mhcc.edu for more information
Posted By Melia Donovan On January 12, 2007 At 14:25 http://www.portlandart.net/archives/2007/01/18_painters_mt.html
