The Red String Palma Corral In my own process of working on installations, I am always interested in the idea of “meaning”. How do we derive and access meaning? Is meaning inherent in forms or is meaning projected onto forms? I am very conscious that in the interpretation of meaning a deconstruction process may occur in which the work may be investigated into distinct but malleable areas of existence within art and life: the aesthetic, the cultural, the political, and the personal. Much like reading a poem the process of looking and seeking to understand and find meaning in the installation is where the “art” happens. Bio Palma Corral is an installation artist. She has exhibited her work in the USA and Canada. Her exhibitions consist of Digitypes (a mix-media photographic process she invented), conceptual sculptural installations, sound installations and art performances. Her work studies the existential issues of the human experience from ancient times into contemporary life and incorporates ideas and symbolic images from history, psychology, religion, philosophy, mythology, science and art. She graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography at The Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland, Oregon. Currently, she is one of the founders and curators of Place and the Settlement. www.palmacorral.com
Five Project Everyone Palma Corral answers the 8 questions with a green backdrop. “What’s the best thing to ever happen to you?” For more information on the installation and to follow Kurowski and Tait’s project go to: https://projecteveryone.wordpress.com/
On The Plurality of Worlds:
An Analysis of Thomas Kuhn’s Plurality-of-Phenomenal-Worlds Thesis
By Blake Thompson
Esoterica…
Wall Dance 1 - Collaboration
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! SOOO MUCH!!!!!!!!!
Wynde is determined to get the carpet to come up!
After a long day of working you have to dance!
The day we got the keys to the former Pottery Barn on the third floor of the Pioneer Place Atrium. The beginning of PLACE and eventually The Settlement.
PLACE is up for Best New Art Space at PORT
Time to Vote: Portland Art Scene 2010 Readers Poll
Here’s to possibilities!
Go to PORT and vote.
We really are very honored to even be considered and really look forward to 2011. (Pretty much our acceptance speech if we get it, minus our beaming smiles, Gary Gabe and Palma’s crazy banter, and going overtime with the music playing because our thank you list was way too long.)
The logo has arrived. Stake a claim, make a claim, take a claim, leave a claim.
New logo for the Settlement. More info HERE
David Vanadia My 9/11 performance at Place 8/14
“That’s going to happen to the other one.”