Call to order.

A similar aesthetic is one of my least favorite ways to group artists together. Each of these artists has an entirely different conceptual interest – but I am starting to wonder why these compulsively ordered images keep cropping up. I

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Call to order.

A similar aesthetic is one of my least favorite ways to group artists together. Each of these artists has an entirely different conceptual interest – but I am starting to wonder why these compulsively ordered images keep cropping up. I

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Changing the site. Again, yes. + Internet K-Hole

Until now we’ve been using this website merely as an accompaniment to the printed magazine, The Benefactor. But no more! We’re going to start “blogging”. We will be primarily addressing contemporary artwork/trends as well as other small press periodicals in

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Changing the site. Again, yes. + Internet K-Hole

Until now we’ve been using this website merely as an accompaniment to the printed magazine, The Benefactor. But no more! We’re going to start “blogging”. We will be primarily addressing contemporary artwork/trends as well as other small press periodicals in

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Sunday, Sunday, Sunday!

For the entire month of August (and also today, July 31st) every Sunday you can pick up the latest issue of The Benefactor for a buck. That’s right, 1 dollar! Do it to it. Issue No. 10 Features: Karl Ramentol

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Sunday, Sunday, Sunday!

For the entire month of August (and also today, July 31st) every Sunday you can pick up the latest issue of The Benefactor for a buck. That’s right, 1 dollar! Do it to it. Issue No. 10 Features: Karl Ramentol

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Remixology Part VI

[Remixology conversation between Ashley and Brittan #6] [5] [4] [3] [2] [1] Post image: Pipilotti Rist. Still from Pour Your Body Out Well, let’s see. Sorry I missed you again yesterday. I had a chest cold and a hangover upon

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Remixology Part VI

[Remixology conversation between Ashley and Brittan #6] [5] [4] [3] [2] [1] Post image: Pipilotti Rist. Still from Pour Your Body Out Well, let’s see. Sorry I missed you again yesterday. I had a chest cold and a hangover upon

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Remixology part V

[Remixology conversation between Ashley and Brittan #5] [4] [3] [2] [1] Post image: Snowfall #6 by Paula McCartney I once had a conversation with a couple of dj’s about sampling and recognition. They both seemed to feel that if something

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Remixology part V

[Remixology conversation between Ashley and Brittan #5] [4] [3] [2] [1] Post image: Snowfall #6 by Paula McCartney I once had a conversation with a couple of dj’s about sampling and recognition. They both seemed to feel that if something

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Remixology part IV

[Remixology conversation between Ashley and Brittan #4] [3] [2] [1] Post image by Paper Rad Ah yes, good call on the museum remixer – Fred Wilson. The Remix Artist Collective (RAC) is a local DJ troupe who do view themselves

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Remixology part IV

[Remixology conversation between Ashley and Brittan #4] [3] [2] [1] Post image by Paper Rad Ah yes, good call on the museum remixer – Fred Wilson. The Remix Artist Collective (RAC) is a local DJ troupe who do view themselves

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More from B. Rosendahl

[Remixology conversation between Ashley and Brittan #3] [2] [1] Hello again, The role of the curator as you see it seems to fall in line with the fifth sample theme on the blog you linked. [PP artists reenvision the exhibition

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More from B. Rosendahl

[Remixology conversation between Ashley and Brittan #3] [2] [1] Hello again, The role of the curator as you see it seems to fall in line with the fifth sample theme on the blog you linked. [PP artists reenvision the exhibition

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Response to Remixology post from B. Rosendahl

[Remixology conversation between Ashley and Brittan #2] [1] Hello to you! Good to hear from you. To begin this response I suggest you use your computer to access http://soundcloud.com/daecos/hipster-trap-music-side-2# then download the posted mixes by my good friend, former neighbor,

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Response to Remixology post from B. Rosendahl

[Remixology conversation between Ashley and Brittan #2] [1] Hello to you! Good to hear from you. To begin this response I suggest you use your computer to access http://soundcloud.com/daecos/hipster-trap-music-side-2# then download the posted mixes by my good friend, former neighbor,

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Remixology

The theme of our next issue is Postproduction/Remixing. I’ve been having conversations with fellow artist-friends to try to better wrap my head around the breadth of these trends. I’m going to start posting my end of these conversations. They’re a

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Remixology

The theme of our next issue is Postproduction/Remixing. I’ve been having conversations with fellow artist-friends to try to better wrap my head around the breadth of these trends. I’m going to start posting my end of these conversations. They’re a

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New acquisition: Ilyas Ahmed

The Benefactor goes shopping; this time to Nationale, one of my favorite Portland gallery/shops. Owner, May Barruel, consistently (and I believe, single-handedly) showcases some of the best artwork in town. It’s been a while since my last visit and the

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New acquisition: Ilyas Ahmed

The Benefactor goes shopping; this time to Nationale, one of my favorite Portland gallery/shops. Owner, May Barruel, consistently (and I believe, single-handedly) showcases some of the best artwork in town. It’s been a while since my last visit and the

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The new logo

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The new logo

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Extensions, all kinds

The submission deadline for our next issue has been extended to March 30th. Get those curatorial projects in now! submit@thebenefactormagazine.com

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Extensions, all kinds

The submission deadline for our next issue has been extended to March 30th. Get those curatorial projects in now! submit@thebenefactormagazine.com

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