
There's that show we've never seen. Yet we found ourselves in Portland all the same.
In the annex bldg. of the art museum, you look down a long hall and see this.
Alongside an exhibit of ancient Chinese art, the permanent collection has great contemporary Asian works.

Matsuo Jun's salt-glazed stoneware resembles glass. Amazing.
William Morris's construction, "Artifacts," took up two stories of wall space.

There was an exhibit of John Frame, and though photography wasn't allowed, I did buy the catalog, the seal of which remains unbroken. There were no labels on the walls, in fact the room was blackened save for the works, and only this grand collection of what, for lack of a better word, were 'action figures.'
You may think this Cezanne's.
It's actually a Rothko. He's from Portland and we caught the exhibit.
Say it with me like Seinfeld said "Newman."
The lift at the Pioneer Sq. courthouse has been modernized only for safety.
Few do detail work like this courthouse staircase.
Few do seafood this well.

I'm guessing the hotel hoped we'd keep this to ourselves.
NOTE ON VIEWING:
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1. Oregon Postcard
Scanned receipts, maps, tickets, etc.
2. Burnside Bridge and Towers
f 5.6
1/800 sec.
180 mm
ISO 200
3. Dale Chihuly "Papé l'arbre, 2001" Glass
f 3.5
1/80 sec.
50 mm
ISO 500
4. Matsuo Jun "Salt-glazed Vase, 2000-2003"
f 1.7
1/80 sec.
50 mm
ISO 1600
5. William Morris "Artifact Panel" 2000 (detail)
Commissioned in commemoration of the Project for the Millenium
f 3.5
1/50 sec.
50 mm
ISO 1600
6. Mark Rothko "Untitled (Still life with pitcher)," c. 1926
Oil on canvas board - National Gallery, Washington
f 1.7
1/80 sec.
50 mm
ISO 800
7. Mark Rothko "Self-Portrait," 1936 - oil on canvas
f 1.7
1/80 sec.
50 mm
ISO 1000
8. 9th Circuit Elevator
f 1.7
1/80 sec.
50 mm
ISO 1000
9. Courthouse Staircase
f 1.7
1/250 sec.
50 mm
ISO 200
10. Jakes Famous Crawfish (b/w)
f 1.7
1/1000 sec.
50 mm
ISO 200
11. Port-Land-Ear "Russel No" (slight tint)
f 5.6
1/500 sec.
70 mm
ISO 200
12. Embarrassy Suites w/ View of Mechanicals
f 3.5
1/30 sec.
18 mm
ISO 640
Scanned receipts, maps, tickets, etc.
2. Burnside Bridge and Towers
f 5.6
1/800 sec.
180 mm
ISO 200
3. Dale Chihuly "Papé l'arbre, 2001" Glass
f 3.5
1/80 sec.
50 mm
ISO 500
4. Matsuo Jun "Salt-glazed Vase, 2000-2003"
f 1.7
1/80 sec.
50 mm
ISO 1600
5. William Morris "Artifact Panel" 2000 (detail)
Commissioned in commemoration of the Project for the Millenium
f 3.5
1/50 sec.
50 mm
ISO 1600
6. Mark Rothko "Untitled (Still life with pitcher)," c. 1926
Oil on canvas board - National Gallery, Washington
f 1.7
1/80 sec.
50 mm
ISO 800
7. Mark Rothko "Self-Portrait," 1936 - oil on canvas
f 1.7
1/80 sec.
50 mm
ISO 1000
8. 9th Circuit Elevator
f 1.7
1/80 sec.
50 mm
ISO 1000
9. Courthouse Staircase
f 1.7
1/250 sec.
50 mm
ISO 200
10. Jakes Famous Crawfish (b/w)
f 1.7
1/1000 sec.
50 mm
ISO 200
11. Port-Land-Ear "Russel No" (slight tint)
f 5.6
1/500 sec.
70 mm
ISO 200
12. Embarrassy Suites w/ View of Mechanicals
f 3.5
1/30 sec.
18 mm
ISO 640









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Comments
What camera did you use?
John - We didn't look up any OSers. I know that's something you enjoy a lot.
I'll be processing an ocean exhibit today. The 4th floor, as it were. Thanks for your visit and for signing the imaginary guest book.