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  Broadcast
  Broadcast is an exhibition that explores the ways in which artists since the late 1960s have engaged, critiqued, and inserted themselves into official channels of broadcast television and radio. This is the first exhibition of its kind to explore this engaging subject and to examine this provocative body of work. September 8 - December 13, 2009

Selected Reviews

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  The Oregonian reflects on saboteurs who comprise Broadcast
  The Oregonian’s review of Broadcast, Lewis & Clark’s current gallery exhibition, calls attention to the collection’s “must-see provocations.”
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  International art magazine reviews Broadcast
  Lewis & Clark’s fall exhibition, Broadcast, appears in the Critics’ Picks section of the international art magazine Artforum.
• Blogger reviews area college exhibitions
  Artist and blogger TJ Norris discusses the current exhibits at Lewis & Clark and Reed College, saying they contain, “a whole lot of eye/ear opening, jaw-drop inducing masterworks by artists over centuries.”
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  PORT features video interview with Broadcast artist
  PORT, a website dedicated to catalyzing critical discussion and disseminating information about art in Portland, recently interviewed artist Gregory Green from his installation within the Hoffman Gallery. Watch the video and read more about what PORT says about Broadcast.
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  Portland blog takes note of Broadcast
  A local blog that offers a guide to Portland’s art events and exhibitions discusses the Hoffman Gallery fall exhibition, Broadcast.
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  Portland Mercury highlights new additions to TBA
  Lewis & Clark’s fall exhibition, Broadcast, is a part of the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art’s annual Time-Based Art Festival (TBA), a convergence of contemporary performance, dance, music, new media and visual arts projects in Portland, Oregon.