COMIC ARTIST NIGHT @ THE OPERA | Portland Opera
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MAY 15, 2012
COMIC ARTIST NIGHT @ THE OPERA | Portland Opera
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A Tour of Free Geek in Portland
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DECEMBER 9, 2007
After the workshop was over, my hosts took on a tour of Free Geek, a truly unique nonprofit organization in Portland. The space reminded of the many artist-run spaces and community centers I've visited when I worked with the New York Foundation of the Arts. If you ever get to Portland, you must visit.
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