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We Tell Ourselves Stories in Order to Live by Cassandra Coblentz; John Ewing; Ford Family Foundation (Roseburg, Or.); Pacific Northwest College of Art; Museum of Contemporary Craft (Portland, Or.) is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is We Tell Ourselves Stories in Order to Live about?
Organized by the Museum of Contemporary Craft, the exhibition, publication, and online resources bring together work by nine Oregon-based mid-career artists. Through interviews and photographs of each artist's studios, this publication reveals critical shifts in today's artscape, the evolution of each individual artist's practice, and, more broadly, transitions as age-old juxtapositions and outmoded hierarchies of artistic media make way for new narratives and new realities of the contemporary art world
- Author
- Cassandra Coblentz; John Ewing; Ford Family Foundation (Roseburg, Or.); Pacific Northwest College of Art; Museum of Contemporary Craft (Portland, Or.)
- Publisher
- Museum of Contemporary Craft : In partnership with Pacific Northwest College of Art
- Published
- 2013
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780972898188
More by Cassandra Coblentz; John Ewing; Ford Family Foundation (Roseburg, Or.); Pacific Northwest College of Art; Museum of Contemporary Craft (Portland, Or.)
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