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Argh, Debatey! Favorite Color Edition
Welcome to another edition of “Argh, Debatey!” the oped column where we take a controversial question, two fueding pirate guys, and one black powder pistol to see who comes out on top. This week’s question was selected by Katherine Bixby of Eugene, OR. Katherine is a full time college student, but not at U of O. Whoever can correctly guess the name of her school in the comments below wins... more
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Fraternity Guidance Counselor Spotlight
Like a lot of Americans, I went through a rough time when the recession hit four years ago. At that particular time in my life, I was enjoying the fruits of my Ivy League education and my well-connected family members by working on Wall Street as a successful financial analyst, but then tragedy struck. I lost my job during the banking crisis, and after that I was forced to make... more
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Focus on Dicks: An Exclusive Interview With L. Wolf, the King of Inappropriate Art
In 2011, Dirty Treat Publishing set out to discover the World’s Most Inappropriate Drawing. A call was put out to artists around the world: send us your filthiest, your most wretched, your most inappropriate black and white drawings. The judges had no way of knowing how deep down the hole of inappropriate visuals the artists would go, but they were certain that when they saw Denver-based artist, L. Wolf’s “Kiss... more
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C.O.C.K. G.A.G. Brings Portland Artists and Animal Rights Together
In the world of animal rights, no organization has done more for the plight of non-human animals than C.O.C.K. (Compassion Over Cruelty and Killing). As the world’s most perfect and pure vegan, I only support non-profit organizations whose message is for animal rights not animal welfare. If you don’t know the difference, then you’re probably the type of asshole who puts bacon on a veggie burger. The good people at... more
tagged with art, Chicken Choking, Cock, Cock Gag, Compassion Over Cruelty and Killing, Gag, Graeter Art Gallery, John Graeter
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Jesse Reno Discovers Fire!
Legendary Portland artist Jesse Reno joins Salvia Darling to discuss the tragic events that led to third degree burns and thousands of dollars of property damage, as well as his feelings on fire, rocks, and aluminum cans. Reno’s artwork will be on display at The Goodfoot throughout the month of July 2011.... more
tagged with aluminum cans, fire, jesse reno, rocks, The Goodfoot
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Orin Starr, Citizens Ashamed of The Nest
When most people think of bars in Portland Oregon good times and good beer come to mind. Even The Nest, Alberta street’s hot-spot for local well dressed liberals such as Orin Starr has been known for it’s comfortable atmosphere, cheap beer, and loud music set against a backdrop of fine rotating artwork curated by local celebrity Chris Haberman. What happens, though, when a local hangout, once a meeting point for... more
tagged with bingo, cheap beer, Chris Haberman, free media, Oregon Art Beat, orin starr, portland, RACC, the nest, violence, weed, whiskey
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Portland Craigslist: SAFE AT LAST
In 1995, Craig Newmark founded the classified website Craigslist with the best of intentions: to provide a safe haven for good natured Christians to exchange goods and services, arrange to meet on wholesome dates, and to announce family friendly community events. Like all righteous internet endeavors, however, it was overrun by the forces of Satan before you could say “Christ on the Cross”. As Newmark himself puts it, “One thing... more
tagged with craisglist, decency, face painting, Jesus Christ, offensive content, Portland Citizens for a Cleaner Craigslist, Satanic forces, Stephen Baldwin, Tanner Dobson, Tanner Dobson's nana
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