Here's a sampling of images taken primarily at Disjecta's lovely Interdisciplinary Art Center in the Kenton neighborhood of North Portland, and the Templeton Building just off of the Burnside Bridge. Both stellar shows. (stay tuned for a more thorough verbal account of the show later this week)
West Coast Turnaround by Crystal Schenk and Shelby Davis, was the first piece my friend Colby and I saw of this Biennial, and it really set the stage for the ambition and scope of the show.
All these first works were in the Kenton space. The black sculpture, Past Craft, is by David Corbett
a view of Warlord Sun King, installation by Bruce Conkle and Marne Lucas
I hate to say it, but I was reminded of Avatar.
Have and Have Not by Crystal Schenk
Colby entering the Templeton warehouse part of the exhibition
The Templeton show features 3 floors of expansive installations in a cavernous warehouse. 
works by David Eckard
photos by Corey Arnold 
In the basement we foundthe aptly named Destroyer by Jenene Nagy
and a video installation by Pat Boas which very slowly told a story with pics of found words:
Upstairs, in the wonderful light, works by Oregon Painting Society (my favorite of the show), Holly Anders, John Brodie and Damien Gilley:
Enough art, time to head to Rogue for a beer:
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a beer sounds good...
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