IGLOO
IGLOO is a contemporary artspace in the Everett Station Lofts. We are open every First Thursday, and by appointment or by chance.

325 NW 6th Ave #102
Portland OR
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Jun 3, 2010Tanner Dobson
Local performance "artist" Sean Joseph Patrick Carney has apparently decided recently that he gets to also be a writer. Go fuck yourself. It takes years of training and work to get to the level of a real, working writer – earning your MFA doesn't mean shit. Take a look around the city and you'll begin [...]
May 6, 2010Monitor Mix

A few weeks ago, the minicomic Henry and Glenn Forever made its debut at the Stumptown Comics Festival in Portland, Ore. A work of sheer fantasy dreamed up by Tom Neely, Scot Nobles and Gin Stevens of the art collective Igloo Tornado, the comic po...
May 14, 2010Skate and Annoy
Oh Icee bear, who shall remain nameless because it apparently doesn't actually have a name other than "Polar Bear." How I love you neo-Igloo Caps type face and your permanently retro identity. You've been holding out on me for so long, always on an ice surfboard, and in the past decade, an ice snowboard. Countless [...]
Apr 1, 2010Research Club
Christine Taylor at IGLOO gallery says:
"Colin Matthes - whom I talked about at Reasearch Club - is here and his lecture is today @ PNCA 12:30 rm 201, but also his opening it tonight at IGLOO. Hope you can come by and please spread the word to those who want to see a Reasearch Club result. Everyone was very helpful!"
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Editor Note: Damien Gilley is participating in PORTLAND2010. His opening (as well as many other artists) take place this Saturday @ the Templeton Building (old Disjecta). More info: portland2010.disjecta.org
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Interview by Hannah Burns & photo by Christine Taylor
You moved to Portland from Las Vegas. What brought you here and how long have you lived here?
I've been [...]
May 6, 2010Just Out

File this under "ludicrously awesome:" a new comic book by writer/illustrator team Igloo Tornado examines the (fictional) gay romance of the musclebound punk/metal icons Glenn Danzig and Henry Rollins.
Published by Portland's own Microcosm Publishing, Henry & Glen Forever looks at the (again, fictional) life of the influential rockers while they support each other's projects ("Just [...]
May 31, 2010Portland Mercury
Igloo, check. Trapeze, check. Tons of girls that are hot enough to melt the ice, double check. Stars Bridgeport iced over this week for Frost 'The Ice Party' presented by Belvedere Vodka. Set up throughout Stars was ice sculptures which included a shot luge and even an igloo for guest to sit in while they enjoyed a steamy hot dance. Providing beats for the night was DJ Pierre. The main event for the night was a incredible trapeze preformance from Parabliss Trapeze.After almost 3 years, Igloo will end programming. Thanks to all of the amazing artists that exhibited!
May 26, 2010

Maybe I'm just saying we're all corrupted in a way; life itself is corrupted, and that's the way we like it.
- Maurizio Cattelan
Artists:
Sean Joseph Patrick Carney
Alicia McDaid
Matthew Green
Ralph Pugay
Patrick Rock
Jason Traeger and Liam Drain
This will be the final exhibition Igloo will present, we will be closing our doors at the end of June in good spirits.

If It Ain't Broke
John Preus and Sara Black
Open Engagement: Making Things, Making Things Better, Making Things Worse
May 15 and 17th, 2010
If It Ain't Broke solicits the participation of four individuals, couples, groups or families who own a broken thing and who might like to see it 'repaired.' On Saturday, May 15th at the Igloo Gallery, the artists will host one-and-a-half hour 'consultations' regarding your thing, discussing its condition and imagining possible repairs. Repairs will be taking place on-site on Monday, May 17th. You are welcome to participate or observe but are not required to attend the repair session. If you are interested in participating, please contact us at:
info@blackpreus.org

Come test your luck and raffle for individual artists' works, and drink free while you play! RAAAADDD!!!
Artists include:
Jenene Nagy
May Juliette Barruel
Vanessa Calvert
Salvatore Reda
Craig Wheat
Ashley Sloan
Calvin Ross Carl
Sydney S. Kim
Chris Lael Larson
Ryan Burghard
Avantika Bawa
Ralph Pugay
Zack Davis
Maggie Casey
Josh Pavlacky
Ben Young
Travis Fitzgerald
Miles Sprietsma
Nathanael Thayer Moss
Chelsea Linehan
Lori Gilbert
Mack McFarland
Kevin Nagler
Kathleen Brown
Christine Taylor

Reception: Thursday, March 4, 6-10pm
Open First Saturday 1-5, and appointment
In terms of genre, this gathering of artists presents ideas at once related under the umbrella of constructed space, yet provide a variety of challenging perspectives. These artists conspire in a loose category of structural invention, whether found at the foot of a modernist monolith, or in an impossible world flirting with utopian sketchbooks. Wrecking Crüe owes no allegiance to systems or practicality, working in an interstitial state of half-made/half-undone. What these works can do is give our current visual processing a crash course in alternative spatial understanding while questioning how creation takes form in spatial contexts.
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