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angry fairy presents:
iteration
new works by
ben purdy
www.optocentric.com

for the month of june

opening reception:
first thursday
6.02.05

6-10pm


angry fairy presents:
future perfect
new works by
julie west
www.juliewest.com

for the month of may

opening reception:
first thursday
5.04.05

6-10pm





angry fairy presents:
the bitter breed
new works by
kathie olivas
miserychildren.com

opening reception:
first thursday
4.07.05

6-10pm





angry fairy presents:
Shadow Cabinet
new works by
Kendra Binney

for the month of september

opening reception:
first thursday
09.02.04

6-10pm

 

 

angry fairy presents:
Bittersweet Bliss
new works by
Ryan Bubnis

for the month of august

opening reception:
first thursday
08.05.04

6-10pm

 


 

 

angry fairy presents:
sam lawrence
"commodified"
black & white photographs
of nude women in society

for the month of july

opening reception:
first thursday
07.01.04

6-10pm

 


 

 

angry fairy presents:

Chanwut Hothai
The Journey of a Bamboo Basket

for the month of june

opening reception:
first thursday
june 3rd


may, 2004

kimba kuzas
"dark ages"
two collections of ironic
documentary photographs

for the month of may

opening reception:
first thursday
05.06.04
6pm-10pm


april, 2004
angry fairy gallery & studio presents:

mitas luna
"creature feature"

the art of graffiti

for the month of april

opening reception:
1st thursday 04•01•04
6-10pm


©2003matthew schneider march, 2004
the angry fairy gallery and studio presents:

matthew schneider &
lucian schmit


"classical nudes"
an intimate collection of black
& white photography

for the month of march
opening reception:
first thursday
04.03.04
6pm-10pm
 
February, 2004 brought us a new series of paintings by gallery hostess Kimmie Hutchins. In Hutchins’ previous works, dark-eyed characters lounge amidst huge fantasy flowers, rooms are wallpapered with adhesive alphabets, and robots and giant bees conduct mysterious transactions with a semi-autobiographical heroine in striped socks.

The new series is drawn around the central theme of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland. In these paintings, Hutchins’ draws inspiration from Carroll’s classic, where characters from the novel are recreated in a slightly twisted fashion unique to Hutchins’ style. In one painting, Alice shies away from the love of a hookah–smoking caterpillar; in another Alice “paints the roses red” with her own blood.

This is Hutchins’ third show in Portland, and promises to be the beginning of a wildly successful career. Don’t miss this exhibition!
MAP