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DTSTART:20220217T200000Z
DTEND:20220218T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
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DTSTAMP:20261011T115619Z
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DTSTART:20220218T200000Z
DTEND:20220219T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261011T115619Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39140079743609
DTSTART:20220219T200000Z
DTEND:20220220T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261011T115619Z
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DTSTART:20220220T200000Z
DTEND:20220221T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
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DTEND:20220225T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
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DTEND:20220226T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261011T115619Z
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DTSTART:20220226T200000Z
DTEND:20220227T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
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DTSTAMP:20261011T115619Z
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DTSTART:20220227T200000Z
DTEND:20220228T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261011T115619Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39174998283841
DTSTART:20220303T200000Z
DTEND:20220304T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T115619Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39140079749756
DTSTART:20220304T200000Z
DTEND:20220305T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T115619Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39140079750781
DTSTART:20220305T200000Z
DTEND:20220306T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T115619Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39174998284866
DTSTART:20220306T200000Z
DTEND:20220307T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T115620Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39174998286915
DTSTART:20220310T200000Z
DTEND:20220311T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T115620Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39140079752830
DTSTART:20220311T200000Z
DTEND:20220312T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T115620Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39140079754879
DTSTART:20220312T200000Z
DTEND:20220313T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T115620Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39174998288964
DTSTART:20220313T190000Z
DTEND:20220314T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T115620Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39174998291013
DTSTART:20220317T190000Z
DTEND:20220318T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T115620Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39140079756928
DTSTART:20220318T190000Z
DTEND:20220319T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T115620Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39140079758977
DTSTART:20220319T190000Z
DTEND:20220320T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T115620Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39174998293062
DTSTART:20220320T190000Z
DTEND:20220321T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T115620Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39174998295111
DTSTART:20220324T190000Z
DTEND:20220325T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T115620Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39140079761026
DTSTART:20220325T190000Z
DTEND:20220326T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T115620Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39140079763075
DTSTART:20220326T190000Z
DTEND:20220327T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T115620Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39174998297160
DTSTART:20220327T190000Z
DTEND:20220328T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Art Research\n\nDon’t Shoot Portl
 and presents Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience at Holding
  Contemporary in Portland\, OR. The multimedia installation will open on T
 hursday\, February 17 and run through Sunday\, March 27\, 2022. Gallery ho
 urs will be Thursday–Sunday\, noon–5pm. Safety and social distancing r
 equirements will still be in place. \n\nFeeling Documents is an installati
 on that creates a timeline of artistry and politics using social trends\, 
 music\, art and culture to promote each of their intersections to social j
 ustice. Art communicates revolutionary actions and inspiration for social 
 change.\n\nDon’t Shoot Portland is a social justice organization that us
 es art\, education and community engagement to create social change. Since
  2014\, their free programming and advocacy work has been done to promote 
 civic participation in the spaces of racial justice and human rights.\n\nH
 OLDING Contemporary presents exhibitions and programs by visual artists ac
 ross disciplines. Through a deliberate curatorial vision\, an experimental
  business model\, and community–driven projects\, we position ourselves 
 towards challenging the economical and social privilege of the art world.\
 n\nThis exhibition is made possible by the University of Oregon\, Center f
 or Art Research (CFAR) and Curators-in-Residence\, Tiffany Harker and Iris
  Williamson. Their 2021-22 program\, titled HABITS OF DENIAL\, features re
 search\, exhibitions\, and public programs around the theme of “access.
 ” Collaborating artists investigate specific issues within larger system
 s of power and their embedded exclusionary impacts. Four anchoring program
 s will examine access through lenses of language and communication\, techn
 ology and economies\, communities and archives\, and Indigeneity and insti
 tutions. Residency and related programming are made possible by The Ford F
 amily Foundation. \n\nSpecial thanks to Karen Hsu\, Designer at Omnivore.\
 n\nSpecial thanks to Andrew Wang\, Art and Architecture Librarian\; Kate T
 hornhill\, Digital Scholarship Librarian\; and Franny Gaede\, Director of 
 Digital Scholarship Services at UO Libraries Art & Design Library and Digi
 tal Research\, Education\, and Media (DREAM) Lab.
GEO:45.525615;-122.680474
LOCATION:Holding Contemporary
SUMMARY:Feeling Documents: A Liberated Archives Experience
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/feeling_documents_a_libera
 ted_archives_experience
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Art
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR