Field Gallery

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The Field Gallery was an art gallery in Portland, Oregon, United States founded in 2002 by artist Michael Paul Oman-Reagan. Field was located in the Everett Station Lofts, in the same location as Nil Contemporary Art (founded, directed and curated by Muriel Bartol) another influential gallery in the Portland millennial art renaissance. Field was described by the Willamette Week as "the curatorial anchor"[1] of the Everett Station Lofts. The Oregonian described Field as offering "the city's best lo-fi adventures in art."


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  1. ^ Richard Speer (2003-11-12). FIRST THURSDAY'S FIRST IMPRESSIONS: Romping through the Pearl in search of good art and good vibes.. Retrieved on 2007-02-17.


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