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Opening a third way  Forecasting Cascadia: metabolic architecture and climate change by Abigail Emiko Inoue Cox It has been a brutal couple of years for Portland's alternative art spaces (with bright spots like Una, Grapefruits, C:3 and Indivisible) but we continue to add exciting new venues here and there. Thirdspace is the latest, featuring the work of Abigail Emiko Inoue Cox. Her installation Forecasting Cascadia: metabolic architecture and climate change comes right after yesterday's 4.0 earthquake so it has remarkable timing. She is interested in the intersection of ecology and design (a favorite subject of mine) and her use of carbonized wood forms recalls the forest fires and building boom of 2017 as well. Afterwards there will be a community discussion about opportunities for the space in the coming year. Let's hope the find a third way in these too binary times, Launch | December 14 - January 20, 2018 Opening: December 14 | 6 - 7:30PM -ish Introduction to the space with dir. Kalaija Mallery: 7:30PM Roundtable discussion: 8:00-ish Thirdspace 707 NE Broadway Posted by Jeff Jahn on December 14, 2017 at 14:12 | Comments (0) Comments Post a comment Thanks for signing in, . Now you can comment. (sign out)
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