We’re gearing up for PDX RE-PRINT, and the first talk and book release is in just a few weeks. First up — on Thursday, March 31st — is Twenty Seven Installations. This lecture will focus on the legacy of Portland Center for the Visual Arts (PCVA), Portland’s first contemporary arts organization. YU will host a [...]
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Reminiscing on PCVA with Mel Katz
Things have been busy here at the DPC, as we get ready for the release of our Walls of Pride book (3/13 @ In Other Words Bookstore). We’ve also been busy researching and putting together the first of our PDX Re-Print Lecture Series (3/31 @ Yu). The lecture revisits Portland Center for Visual Arts (PCVA), [...]
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help make our winter lectures possible
Things are busy here at DPC central as we finalize PDX Re-Print, our winter lecture series. It’s a series of four publications and free public lectures celebrating obscured and out-of-print books on Portland’s visual culture. Held at roving venues on last Thursdays at 7PM, lectures bring together authors, scholars, activists and community members, who will [...]
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