2004 Events included:
Events_______________________
Friday, October 1: Opening Night Gala 6-9 PM * $25 ticket
Collectors, patrons, exhibiting dealers, artists, and members of the
press celebrate the opening of the fair and have the first chance
to see rooms. Drinks, food, and music.
Saturday, October 2: Panel Discussion
10:00-11:30 AM (in the Jupiter courtyard) * FREE
Saul Ostrow (Dean of Fine Arts at Cleveland Institute of Art) - moderator,
Regine Basha (Curator of ArtHouse, Austin), Stephanie Snyder (Director
of Douglas F. Cooley Gallery at Reed College), Larry Rinder, and Charles
Stainback discuss the culture of international biennials and art fairs,
and their effect on artmaking, collecting, cities, and teaching.
Projects________________________________
Transient Decor (on the road again) *
Curated by Stuart Horodner and Saul Ostrow
This
room offers itinerant decorating tips by replacing the Jupiter Hotel's
furniture and furnishings with "surrogates" provided by
artists including Jeanne Silverthorne (lamps and wiring), Marne Lucas
(bedding), Emily Ginsburg (wallpaper), MK Guth (Bible), Chas Bowie
& Jacinda Russell (mirror), Charles Goldman (table), Dean MacGregor
(hotel guest), and others.
* In May of 1993, Stuart Horodner & Saul Ostrow organized
"Transient Decor, Room 311" at the Roger Smith Hotel in Manhattan.
It featured works by some 40 artists; including a rickety lounge chair
by the architecture duo LOT/EK, crushed velvet bedding by Polly Apfelbaum,
furniture by Peter Boynton and Steve West, a cracked and repaired
mirror by Curtis Mitchell, paintings by Elliot Green and Mira Schor,
and clocks by James Elaine.
A Tribute to Michele Russo (1909-2004)
Curated by Stephanie Snyder & Chris Gander
This room features a small selection of sexy and humorous works by
one of Portland's most important painters and cultural leaders. Russo
was an influential teacher at the Museum Art School (now the Pacific
Northwest College of Art) for 27 years, and he co-founded the Portland
Center for the Visual Arts. He recieved the Governor's Award for the
Arts in 1979.
Independent Publishing Resource Center
This room brings together a wide range of zines, posters, broadsides
and books by Portland artists; including materials from PRINT PRINT
REVOLUTION, responses to the presidential election.
(www.iprc.org)
Publishers/Magazines
Two rooms are filled with representatives from ArtForum,
BOMB Magazine,
The Relay
Project, The
Organ, Clear
Cut Press, and PLAZM.
They present their publication for sale and subscription.
Podium
by David Eckard
After
animating his roving Podium at multiple sites around the city during
PICA's Time Based Arts Festival (September 10-19), Portland artist
David Eckard will return for a special appearance at the Jupiter Hotel.
His portable, dismantled six foot high podium will be rolled into
place, assembled, and used to deliver a monologue. "Part stump
speech or rally proclamation, the text is a collage of personal revelations,
facts, poetry, and aural non-sequiturs." Eckard's objects/events
investigate conditions of masculinity, endurance, authority, and absurdity.
(www.davideckard.com)
Pearl Necklace
by Marne Lucas
To celebrate AFFAIR @ the Jupiter Hotel, we have published
a limited edition photograph by Portland-based artist Marne Lucas,
who is known for her sexual images of women. "Pearl Necklace" was
shot at the hotel and features model Rachel Hightower.
(www.marnelucas.com)
This work is available by contacting stuart@affair-jupiterhotel.com
|  Marne
Lucas
"Pearl Necklace"
2004
Chromira print
16 x 20 inches (unframed)
Edition of 25
$200 |