Lindsay Costello

Morgan Rosskopf and Manu Torres’s Color Burn at Well Well Projects, Portland, OR.

Howard Fonda at Ampersand Gallery & Fine Books, Portland, OR.

Emily Counts's Souvenir is on view at Nationale, Portland, OR from April 22 - July 8, 2021.

"umm no" by Yuyang Zhang was on view at Fuller Rosen Gallery April 15 - May 30, 2021.

On Dawn Cerny at Melanie Flood Projects, Portland, OR.

Jovencio de la Paz at Holding Contemporary in Portland, OR.

On Ryan Pierce's "Awake Under Vines" at Elizabeth Leach Gallery, Portland, OR.

Bill Traylor and Billy White at Adams and Ollman, Portland, Oregon.

On Yulia Pinkusevich's Calm Under the Waves in the Blue of My Oblivion at Archer Gallery.

The winnowing process is ancient. Early Egyptians depicted this method of separating grain from chaff, as did the Ojibwe.

An interview with the painter Rainen Knecht, whose solo exhibition R U My Mother? is at Fourteen30 Gallery in Portland, Oregon.

Review of Rami George's window exhibition at PCC Paragon Gallery, January 2021.

Review of Panteha Abareshi and Kayley Berezney's exhibition NO SANCTUARY at Fuller Rosen Gallery in Portland, Oregon.

Pacifico Silano’s solo exhibition at Melanie Flood Projects, I Won’t Last A Day Without You, consisted of photographic prints, framed without glass and adhered in vinyl to the gallery walls, plus a video, Inside Out.

It’s easy to compartmentalize nature as a singular entity—we’re either in it or we’re not—and it feels quite distant during pandemic times. But perhaps our relationship to nature could become more fluid, more interconnected, more spiritual. Such is the central topic of Adams and Ollman’s group show, Eartha, featuring the works of seven artists grappling with their place in the natural world.