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2009<br />
portland<br />
institutE <strong>for</strong><br />
contEmporary<br />
art
portland institutE <strong>for</strong> contEmporary art<br />
224 nW 13th avE #305 portland orE 97209<br />
&<br />
This past year we saw the personal, professional, and cultural lives of our community turned upside down.<br />
Amid this uncertainty, PICA’s commitment to remain a vital, provocative, and fiscally responsible organization<br />
never faltered, and our devotion to supporting the art and the artists who will be the enduring voice of our<br />
time was steadfast.<br />
As we budgeted <strong>for</strong> 2009, we made difficult reductions in our programming and administrative budgets, running<br />
lean on the backs of staff and volunteers whose passion and selflessness are unmatched. We made these<br />
cuts with an eye not just toward survival, but longevity. And in spite of these reductions, we celebrated a great<br />
year of programming. We skated around Oaks Park with local composer and musician Ethan Rose, laughed<br />
and cried with Holcombe Waller, and celebrated our 14th Birthday with a trio of local bands.<br />
We created a tremendous community in and around the old Washington High School <strong>for</strong> TBA:09. We mingled<br />
and shared the bounty of our local food on the WHS lawn <strong>for</strong> the Labor Day picnic, we explored and delighted<br />
in Fawn Krieger’s National Park, and stayed up late at THE WORKS. We gathered <strong>for</strong> important and exciting<br />
new work from Miguel Gutierrez, who wowed us with the world premiere of Last Meadow; Erik Friedlander,<br />
who accompanied his autobiographical piece Block Ice & Propane with masterful strokes of his cello; and<br />
Raimund Hoghe, whose stunning choreography has been lauded around the world but never be<strong>for</strong>e seen in<br />
the United States until he stepped onto the stage of the Newmark. We rounded out the year with a two-week<br />
residency by choreographer Diana Szeinblum, who gave a workshop <strong>for</strong> local dancers. At the end of her residency,<br />
she presented a work-in-progress showing of a new piece that PICA commissioned her to develop.<br />
As 2009 comes to a close, and we head into a new year that will continue to test our mettle as a nimble and<br />
entrepreneurial arts organization, your year-end donation makes a defining difference. We need to raise<br />
$30,000 from individual donors to counterbalance a two-year trend of decreased individual donations<br />
and corporate sponsorships. Our goal is practical, responsible, and achievable. If we meet this challenge<br />
together PICA will kick off 2010—our 15th year—with the ongoing financial stability we have all worked so hard<br />
to achieve.<br />
Great civilizations are measured not by the rise and fall of businesses or the changing tides of commerce, but<br />
by the art that distills the tenor of the time and the spirit of the people. Our world is marked by upheaval and<br />
uncertainty, and the art that is being created today is challenging, reflecting that anxiety. PICA is the loudspeaker—the<br />
megaphone—that allows the voices of contemporary artists to carry across distance and time.<br />
At PICA, our challenge is to balance our ambitions and dreams with economic realities. But it is up to you to<br />
define those realities; that is your challenge. This letter is in your hands because you’ve joined us and witnessed<br />
the passion of these times on our stages, screens, and gallery walls. These moments have the power<br />
to change your life and challenge your thinking.<br />
Join PICA as we celebrate and preserve <strong>Portland</strong>’s cultural legacy. Renew—or increase—your commitment to<br />
PICA, and share in our vision of a future filled with the best that contemporary art has to offer.<br />
Victoria Frey<br />
Executive Director, PICA<br />
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Please return this <strong>for</strong>m with payment to: <strong>Portland</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Contemporary</strong> <strong>Art</strong> (PICA) 224 NW 13th Ave,<br />
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January: Ethan rosE<br />
oaks cd rElEasE<br />
fEbruary: Edgar arcEnEaux<br />
psu monday night lEcturE sEriEs<br />
march: holcombE WallEr and thE hEalErs<br />
into thE dark unknoWn: thE hopE chEst<br />
photo: AdAm porterfield<br />
photo: lucAs BAlzer photo: edgAr ArceneAux
PICA offers a plat<strong>for</strong>m to ask meaningful,<br />
urgent questions, and to own them entirely,<br />
particularly when they don’t come<br />
with easy answers or anecdotes. It’s this<br />
investment in experimentation, in risk, in<br />
NOT knowing, in UNknowing, that is incredibly<br />
inspirational. It propels us to build<br />
ourselves a world from scratch. PICA’s an<br />
agency that produces agency.<br />
My experience of PICA’s TBA:09, both as<br />
participating artist and as audience member,<br />
was archeological. It was an opportunity<br />
to unearth, to excavate, and to discover.<br />
It was a moment of expanding interior<br />
space, recognizing layers of interconnectivity,<br />
and moving through territory as<br />
guest, witness, author, and outlaw.<br />
Fawn Krieger<br />
TBA:09 <strong>Art</strong>ist-in-Residence
april: tada!<br />
thE annual gala<br />
may: pica hEart nyc<br />
With acE hotEl and papEr magazinE<br />
JunE: Washington high school<br />
load in and build out bEgins<br />
photo: jeff <strong>for</strong>Bes<br />
photo: cultureBot<br />
photo: kenneth AAron
As fall settles in and we gather sustenance <strong>for</strong> the winter ahead, I hope that<br />
you stored away a lot of energy from a complex, textured, and physically<br />
charged TBA:09! I loved the candy necklaces that laced the Festival, the vast<br />
dream landscapes of America conjured <strong>for</strong> us, the geodesic domes and caves<br />
that provided opportunities <strong>for</strong> reflection, and the actors and dancers who<br />
broke into song. And each night, I relished coming together in Washington<br />
High School to share the Festival experience with an engaged, opinionated,<br />
and adventurous cross-section of <strong>Portland</strong>.<br />
The air is turning cold and PICA’s artistic staff is traveling far and wide, visiting<br />
artist studios and rehearsals in <strong>Portland</strong> and around the country. We are<br />
unpacking the boxes of DVDs we’ve received in the mail, doing our homework,<br />
and having lots of conversations, both brainy and brawny, that will result in<br />
the tremendous energy of ideas and bodies coming together <strong>for</strong> TBA:10. So,<br />
what are we thinking about <strong>for</strong> next year? A Festival that will be full of visceral<br />
euphoria and that will reflect on the big topics of our time. We are not shy<br />
about making a statement and we will assuredly create a Festival that adds<br />
something truly unique to the <strong>Portland</strong> landscape. To begin with, we are thinking<br />
about love, war, lies, supermen, magic, youthful fantasy, and female icons,<br />
just to name a few of our big ideas!<br />
Some of the artists we have been talking about include The Wooster Group,<br />
who will remind us That There is Still Time…. Brother, in a new project directed<br />
by the legendary Elizabeth LeCompte that collides the 1959 film On the Beach<br />
with Paris Hilton, Iraq war imagery, and an Ohio <strong>for</strong>t in the 1700s; John Jasperse,<br />
whose new work is called Truth, Revised Histories, Wishful Thinking<br />
and Flat-Out Lies; and Maria Hassabi, who investigates feminine iconography<br />
in Solo/SoloSHOW. Plus, you can expect a return visit from perennial favorite<br />
Reggie Watts, an encore per<strong>for</strong>mance by Tarek Halaby, and lots more theater,<br />
dance, music, and visual arts that will have us sit up straight in our seats and<br />
then talk late into the night at the WORKS.<br />
It’s an incredible journey to put together a festival of the breadth and depth<br />
of TBA, the culmination of PICA’s year-round ef<strong>for</strong>ts to bring contemporary<br />
art to <strong>Portland</strong>. During the year, PICA hosts lectures by emerging artists, provides<br />
artist residencies, and devotes resources to commissioning provocative<br />
new work. These activities energize <strong>Portland</strong>’s creative culture and, more than<br />
ever be<strong>for</strong>e, we rely on your curiosity, opinions, and participation. Join our<br />
community by becoming a member or renewing your support, contributing<br />
financially, and establishing a stake in what we do all year round. I hope that<br />
you’ll join us as we build PICA’s energy <strong>for</strong> the coming year.<br />
Cathy Edwards<br />
Guest <strong>Art</strong>istic Director TBA:09 & TBA:10
July: p1c4<br />
pica 14th birthday party<br />
august: mikE daisEy<br />
thE last cargo cult: a monologuE Workshop<br />
sEptEmbEr: tba:09<br />
thE sEvEnth annual timE-basEd art fEstival<br />
photo: point juncture, WA.<br />
photo: mike dAisey<br />
miguel gutierrez photo: WAyne Bund
thanks to our ‘09 donors<br />
With great sadness we mourn our friend and supporter Bob Gerding. We<br />
wish to express our endless gratitude <strong>for</strong> his vision, generosity and commitment<br />
to PICA and the entire <strong>Portland</strong> art community.<br />
Presenting Leslie B. Durst, Meyer Memorial Trust Major Paul G. Allen<br />
Family Foundation, The Collins Foundation, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation,<br />
Diana & Bob Gerding, James F. Miller and Marion L. Miller Foundation,<br />
National Endowment <strong>for</strong> the <strong>Art</strong>s, Nike, Oregon <strong>Art</strong>s Commission, Oregon<br />
Cultural Trust, The Regional <strong>Art</strong>s & Culture Council, including support from<br />
the City of <strong>Portland</strong>, Metro, and Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington<br />
Counties Media Comcast, KINK.FM 101.9, OregonLive.com, The <strong>Portland</strong><br />
Mercury, Sagacity, TriMet UnderWriting <strong>Art</strong>s Victoria, Australia Council<br />
<strong>for</strong> the <strong>Art</strong>s, Australian Government/Department of Foreign Affairs and<br />
Trade, BOORA Architects, The Heathman Hotel, The Kinsman Foundation,<br />
LAIKA/house, The Mark Spencer Hotel, National Per<strong>for</strong>mance Network,<br />
Nordstrom, OTAK, Laura & Nawzad Othman, Parrilli Renison, Prints <strong>for</strong> PICA<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ists, T.C. Smith & Showdrape Inc., The Standard, Charlie & Darci Swindells,<br />
Travel <strong>Portland</strong>, Twenty Four Seven, Dan Wieden, Wieden + Kennedy<br />
ChaMPion Ace Hotel <strong>Portland</strong>, <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> of <strong>Portland</strong>, Bruce Carey Restaurants,<br />
Chelsea Cain & Marc Mohan, Columbia Sportswear Company, Colin<br />
& Rosine Evans, Creative Capital Foundation, Goethe-Institut, Linda Hutchins<br />
& John Montague, Kirk Kelley, makelike design, McGraw Family Foundation,<br />
Anne K. Millis Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation, M.J. Murdock<br />
Charitable Trust Employee Matching Gift Program, Pacific Northwest College<br />
of <strong>Art</strong> (PNCA), Pop*<strong>Art</strong>, <strong>Portland</strong> Center <strong>for</strong> the Per<strong>for</strong>ming <strong>Art</strong>s<br />
(PCPA), Howard & Manya Shapiro Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation,<br />
Joan & John Shipley, Al Solheim, Michael Tingley & Ellen Fortin, Travel<br />
Oregon, Dorie & Larry Vollum, Work <strong>for</strong> <strong>Art</strong>, including contributions from<br />
hundreds of employees at companies throughout the <strong>Portland</strong> metropolitan<br />
area Patron Amtrak, <strong>Art</strong>s Council of Ireland, Jana Bauman & John Baker,<br />
Annie Bellman & Michael Woods, Bergelectric Corporation, Bill Boese, Cinema<br />
Project, Crack Press, Culture Ireland/Cultur Eirann, Hugh D’Autremont,<br />
Dennis Uni<strong>for</strong>m, Douglas F. Cooley Memorial <strong>Art</strong> Gallery/Reed College, Dublin<br />
City Council, Dunn Carney Allen Higgins & Tongue LLP, Full Sail Brewing<br />
Company, J.W. & H.M. Goodman Family Foundation, Half/Drop Repeats, Deborah<br />
Horrell & Kit Gillem, Philip J. Iosca of Hanna Andersson, Indigo Designs<br />
LLC, Jesuit High School, Stephanie Kjar & Adam Roth, Peter Koehler & Noel<br />
Hanlon, Lufthansa German Airlines, Julie Mancini & Dennis Bromka, Betsy<br />
Miller, Steven Neighorn, New Deal Distillery, North Country Productions,<br />
Northwest Film Center, Oregon Ballet Theater, PDX Distribution, <strong>Portland</strong><br />
Center Stage (PCS), Pushdot Studios, Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust, The<br />
Rona and Eric Hoffman Gallery of <strong>Art</strong> at Lewis & Clark College, Jim Sampson<br />
& Geoff Beasley, Bonnie Serkin & Will Emery, Rebecca & Alexander Stewart,<br />
Union Bank, Zipcar sUPPorting Louisa Brown, Marianne Buchwalter, Steven<br />
Cantor & Jessie Jonas, Mo Caviness, Brad Cloepfil, Countryside Nursery,<br />
Daniel Deutsch, Nora Diver and Clif<strong>for</strong>d P. Diver Jr., Foundation <strong>for</strong> <strong>Contemporary</strong><br />
<strong>Art</strong>s, Victoria Frey & Peter Leitner, Gamblin <strong>Art</strong>ist Colors, MK Guth &<br />
Greg Landry, Pat & Kelley Harrington, Susan Hoffman & Fred Trullinger, David<br />
Hopkins & Rick Younge, The Jackson Foundation, The Jacobs Group,<br />
LAIKA/house Employee Matching Gift Program, Le Happy, Dorothy Lemelson,<br />
Sally & John Lawrence, Casey Mills & Carmen Calzacorta, Pacific Grip &<br />
Lighting, PDX <strong>Contemporary</strong> <strong>Art</strong>, Picture This Productions, Evan & Jennifer<br />
Reynolds, Larry Richards/Jez Foundation, David Rosenack, Mark Russell &<br />
Jennifer Goodale, Rick & Halle Sadle, Sandbox Studio, Ethan Seltzer & Melanie<br />
Plaut, Michael Shea & Kelly Tweeden, Karen & John Spencer, Merlyn<br />
Strat<strong>for</strong>d & Gary Vossenkemper, Jeff Stuhr & Peter Kallen, Today<strong>Art</strong> Studios,<br />
Young People’s Theatre Project, Jack Walsh & Denise Turner Walsh,<br />
Western States <strong>Art</strong>s Federation (WESTAF), Amy L. Williams, Cynthia Williams<br />
& Tripp Somerville, Douglas & Mary Winter advoCate <strong>Art</strong> Work Fine<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Services, Inc., Cynthia & Steven Addams, Luisa Adrianzen Guyer & Leigh<br />
Guyer, Anonymous, Nancy & John Barrows, Josh Berger & Tiffany Brown,<br />
Amery & John Calvelli, Philip Cole, Chris Larson, Hampton Lumber, Margaret<br />
& Robert Hinshaw, Terri & Robert Hopkins, Dennis Johnson, Jupiter Hotel,<br />
Thomas M. Lauderdale & Philip Iosca, Elizabeth Leach, Kathleen Lewis, Luxco/Pearl<br />
Vodka, Carter & Jenny Macnichol, North Star Foundation, Nate<br />
Overmeyer, Bobbie Parisi, Barry Pelzner & Deborah Pollack, Perfect Fit, Inc.,<br />
Pinball Publishing, Jason Saunders & Stephanie Kelly, St. Cupcake, Kathleen<br />
& Leigh Stephenson-Kuhn, Cerinda Survant & David Kaplin, Damion &<br />
Heather Triplett, Paul Weiss & Jessica Scarborough, Whole Foods enthUsiast<br />
Jane & Spencer Beebe, Julia Bernard, Donna Drummond, Grand Central<br />
Baking, Twink Hinds & Graeme Harrison, Joan Hoffman, Drieke Leenknegt<br />
& Tom Schutyser, Adam Milne & Old Town Pizza, Marilyn Murdoch &<br />
Katayama Framing, OFFICE PDX, Justin Oswald, Topher Sinkinson & Nic Pe-<br />
tersen, Kim Thomas & John Morrison ContribUtor Jamin Aasum, Carole<br />
Alexander, Paula Amato & Eve Golden, Andrew Apter & Mary Bosch, Nancy<br />
Armendariz, Anonymous, Sherry & Rich Bader, Patricia Barnes, Florence<br />
Barnhart, Elise Bartow, Kathleen & John Bayer, Doug Beebe & Tom Cotter,<br />
Rose Bond & Carolyn Wood, Christine Bourdette & Ricardo Lovett, Jim<br />
Brunke, Bill Bulick & Carol McIntosh, Tori Bryer & Neilson Abeel, Carolyn<br />
Burleigh, Jessica Burton & Matt Rhoads, Kim Carlson & Larry Shatuck, Kelly<br />
Chalmers Cress, Robert Chapman & Jason Halstead, Philip & Melinda Conti,<br />
Michael Corrigan & Susan Otter, Thomas & Mary Costello, Annette Cragg &<br />
Cliff Torng, Matthew Cross, Elizabeth Anne & Jim Crumpacker, Gun Denhart,<br />
Donna Drummond, Jennifer & Jon Dunn, Morgan Ehlen, Leiv Fagereng,<br />
Mary Elliott & Mark Friedman, Carolyn & Robert Ferguson, Carol & Byron<br />
Ferris, Sally Finch & Andrew Trzynka, Greg & Debbie Flinders, Gina Franzosa,<br />
Barb & Dean Freeman, Kay French, Kyle and Charles Fuchs, Wendy Fuller,<br />
Kameron Gates, Ellen George & Jerry Mayer, Catherine Greenblatt & Jensen<br />
Rhodes, Gerald Greeve & Margo Jacobsen Greeve, Dene Grigar & John Barber,<br />
Michael Griggs, Adam Guggenheim, Trisha Guido, Heather Hall, Wendy<br />
Hambridge & Craig Redfern, James Hamrick, Bill Hart, Jonathan Hart & Patrick<br />
Long, Gary Hartnett & Eloise Damrosch, John & Meredith Hines, Anselm<br />
Hook, Sarah Hoopes & Patrick Sullivan, Julie Huffaker & Leslie Bevan, Salle<br />
Humphrey & David Hyman, Cecelia & Robert Huntington, Beth Hutchins &<br />
Pete Skeggs, Kay Hutchinson, IBM International Foundation Matching Gifts<br />
Program, Robe Imbriano & Helena Huang, Intel Volunteer Grant Program,<br />
Erica Johnson, Mary & Tim Johnson, Heather Jones, Jim Kalvelage & Barbara<br />
LaMack, Michelle Kantor, Peggy Kendellen & Doug Prior, David Kennedy,<br />
Alissa & Neal Keny-Guyer, Amy & Kevin Kohnstamm, Kimberly Krull &<br />
Harry Jones, Joahna Kuiper, John Light & Patricia Barnes, Thomas Mack &<br />
Archie Curtis, Paula Manley & Todd Samusson, Frances Maher & Kacey Baxter,<br />
The Jane Marcher Foundation, Jennifer Maxwell-Muir, Robert Melchior,<br />
Merrill Lynch Matching Gifts Program, Michael & Sherry Mills, Alise Munson,<br />
Scott Murray & Nancy Winters, Abby & Conrad Myers, Kathryn Nagy, Neighborhood<br />
Notes, Madeline Nelson & Jim Lafky, Nike Employee Match Program,<br />
John Nolan, Jung Oh, Phyllis & Warren Oster, Melissa Owens & Tom<br />
Clark, Erik Palmer & Kathryn Holland, Tifani & Paolo Parrilli, Eric Philps &<br />
Laura Van Houten, Luwayne Sammons, Steven Pinger & Katharine Sammons,<br />
Sandy Polishuk, Steve Purcell, Foy Renfro, Sally Retecki, Karl Richter,<br />
Brian Rupp, Laura & Steve Russell, James Scott & Elaine Robin, Luwayne<br />
Sammons, Lori & Dick Singer, Abigail Spring, John & Maggie Slocum, Brandon<br />
Sprague & CJ Gabbe, Melissa Stauffer, Allan Steele, Sara Swangard, Colin<br />
Thacher, Ellen Thomas & Fred Cann, Nancy & George Thorn, Barry Tonkin,<br />
Josh Tonnesen, Sharon Urry & J. Scott Soutter, Greg & Sharon Ware, Frederick<br />
& Maureen Wearn, Wendy Wells Jackson, Sarah Wiebenson, Virginia Willard<br />
& Jack Olson, Brian Wilson & Eric Olson, Jim Withington & Erin Martin,<br />
Mark & Angelina Woolley, Zilpha Yost & Lance Limbocker, Tony Zito, Carole<br />
Zoom additional sUPPort Allied Security, Linda Austin/Per<strong>for</strong>mance<br />
Works NW, Kimberly Barta & Jeffrey Wallin, Jen Brothers, Conduit, Great<br />
Northern Beverage, Kerry Hampton & <strong>Portland</strong> Public Schools, Joan Hayward,<br />
Eric Hinson & Kim Fetko, Hot Lips Pizza, Burk Jackson, Ken’s <strong>Art</strong>isan<br />
Bakery, Gesine Kratzner, Ademar Matinian, Jeff Miller & Will Carter, David<br />
Oates, Oregon Food Bank, Peregrin Techonologies, Red Bull, The Rose Festival,<br />
Rudy’s Barbershop, Someday Lounge, Mark Sotta, Michael Wellins, Yoga<br />
in The Pearl, Dan Young PUbliC Partners Mayor Sam Adams, City of<br />
<strong>Portland</strong>; Chris D’Arcy, Oregon <strong>Art</strong>s Commission/Oregon Cultural Trust;<br />
John Carroll, <strong>Portland</strong> Streetcar, Inc.; Eloise Damrosch, Regional <strong>Art</strong>s & Culture<br />
Council; Todd Davidson, Oregon Tourism Commission; Karen Goddin,<br />
Oregon Economic & Community Development Department; Commissioner<br />
Nick Fish; Fred Hansen, Trimet; Anne Mangan, <strong>Portland</strong> Development Commission;<br />
Jeff Miller, Travel <strong>Portland</strong>; Vailey Oehlke, Multnomah County Library;<br />
Virginia Willard, Northwest Business <strong>for</strong> Culture and the <strong>Art</strong>s oregon<br />
CUltUral trUst supports PICA and numerous cultural institutions<br />
in Oregon. Please consider matching your tax-deductible gift to PICA with a<br />
gift to the Oregon Cultural Trust. You will receive a full tax-credit on your<br />
state taxes <strong>for</strong> the gift to the Trust. For more in<strong>for</strong>mation please visit www.<br />
culturaltrust.org. PiCa staFF Jessica Burton, Erin Boberg Doughton,<br />
Cathy Edwards, Victoria Frey, Luisa Adrianzen Guyer, Philip Iosca, Jörg Jakoby,<br />
Kristan Kennedy, Patrick Leonard, Scott McEachern. tba Festival<br />
staFF Heidi Ambler, Angela Barker, Elise Bartow, Andrew Billing, Bill Boese,<br />
Dave Caldwell, Clair Callaway, Sarah Farrell, Jeff Forbes, Derek Franklin,<br />
Russ Gage, Shannon Goffe, Paul Harris, Lindsay Hogland, Liam Kaas-Lentz,<br />
Rob Kodadek, Sam Korman, Mark LaPierre, Corinne Lowenthal, Lisa Maurine,<br />
Melanie McLain, Mo McFeely, Larry Moiola, Andrea Raijer, Heather Redetzke,<br />
Kent Richardson, Jessica Risdon, Amy Scott, Kayla Scrivner, TC<br />
Smith, Noëlle Stiles, Janine Twining. TBA:09 is also made possible by our<br />
valiant volunteers and committed members. We thank every single one of<br />
them! List from 6.11.2008-9.31.2009.
octobEr: diana szEinblum<br />
rEsidEncy and in-progrEss shoWing<br />
novEmbEr: philip glass<br />
With portland opEra and northWEst film cEntEr<br />
dEcEmbEr: prints <strong>for</strong> pica<br />
printmaking marathon and art salE<br />
AlAskA photo: jAzmÍn tesone<br />
photo: philip glAss<br />
photo: cAlvin ross cArl
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