Barbara Tetenbaum, “Portland/Living”

MCBA Prize Semi-Finalists
Written By Shelley Dunville

Artist Statement

Images of homeless encampments taken from my daily commute in Portland, Oregon, translated onto thin Kozo paper with pochoir technique. Quotes from members of homeless population collected by Jill Severn. A project to illuminate a difficult and sad situation in our contemporary American life, produced to bring beauty to an otherwise anti-aesthetic reality, in order to facilitate conversation and meditation.

 
Ellen Knudson

Portland, Oregon
slowread.org

Portland/Living
2018

Letterpress and pochoir on Japanese paper

Closed: 8.5 x 8 x .25″

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Shelley Dunville

Happenstance Design Co. combines artistry and process to create standout designs for impactful businesses.

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