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OFF THE CLOCK- ARTWORK BY N + A

Friday, September 25th, 2009

 

 

September  17, 2009

OFF THE CLOCK
Artwork by Nate Silverstein and Andrea Paustenbaugh (N +A)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Portland, Ore – September 17, 2009 – Nemo presents the work of Nate Silverstein and Andrea Paustenbaugh in Off The Clock, curated by NEMO opening Friday, October 2, 2009 6-10pm. The show will run through Friday, October 30, 2009 at Nemo- 1875 SE Belmont Street in Portland, OR.

Opening reception will include special musical guests.

Off The Clock is a collection of work collaboratively created by photographer Nate Silverstein and designer Andrea Paustenbaugh (N + A).   In conjunction with the opening the duo will be launching four new books they have created with BOOKBOOKPRESS.

About Nate Silverstein ( http://www.natesilverstein.com/ )
Like most people who graduate from high school, Nate attended college. After a short time Nate left Portland State University for a better education as an apprentice for Trevor Graves.  After a few years, Nate left for New York City to study at the School of Visual Arts. After leaving SVA, Nate entitled himself to an honorary degree: a BS in Art. Today Nate gets up drinks some coffee, lives to create, then does it over again, no institution needed or required.

About Andrea Paustenbaugh ( http://venetiapluto.com/ )
Andrea graduated valedictorian from the school of hard knocks, floating on a full ride endowment courtesy of the inventor of the barcode. After, she packed her vintage suitcases heading back and forth across the country. Daily she continues her exploration as an artist, teacher / student, designer, and life long inventor, sticking to her personal motto, “rules are for other people.” Like a firecracker
she is quick, loud and will burn you if you hesitate.

About N + A ( http://www.happenstantialism.com/ )
More a combination than collaboration: N + A is a hybrid artist taking on the personality of two people. This open-to-anything free for all is tempered by a shared perspective of living art, everyday. In this equation, the burdens of individualism are halved by a shared commitment to taking on each step of the process as fully as possible. N + A is a solution machine, reaching far beyond the obvious, activating a belief in more than the naked eye can see.

BOOKBOOKPRESS ( http://www.bookbookpress.com/ )                                                                                                                                                       Bookbookpress operates null to hypothesis—all possibilities and processes are embraced. Artist editions to commercial projects are tackled.  Bookbookpress is a continuous adventure in publishing—all ideas are welcome.

About NEMO
NEMO is a Portland-based integrated branding, marketing and design shop. NEMO’s capabilities include brand strategy, design, motion graphics, interactive development, film, video, print and photography production. For more information visit: nemohq.com

For More information Contact
Carey Garland
careyg@nemohq.com
(503) 872-9631

Heather Hanrahan
heatherh@nemohq.com
(503) 872-9631

NEMO PRESENTS: OFF THE CLOCK ARTWORK BY N + A

Friday, July 24th, 2009

 

 

Join us October 2, 2009 6 pm – 10 pm for the opening reception of  OFF THE CLOCK- ARTWORK BY N +A.

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Press Release

PORTLAND LOOKING UP Artwork by Chris Donnelly

Friday, July 24th, 2009

 

 

July 20  2009
PORTLAND LOOKING UP
Artwork by Chris Donnelly

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Portland, Ore.- July 20, 2009 – Nemo presents the work of Chris Donnelly in Portland Looking Up, curated by NEMO opening Friday, August 7, 2009 6-10pm. The show will run through Monday, August 31, 2009 at Nemo- 1875 SE Belmont Street in Portland, OR.

Opening reception will include special musical guests.

Portland Looking Up will highlight Chris Donnelly’s work of paintings and carvings. The exhibit will focus on Donnelly’s travels through Portland, where he became captivated by the shapes of the industrial water towers, and their contrast to the neighborhoods below.

About Chris Donnelly
Chris Donnelly grew up in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Unlike many kids, crayons, paints, and art classes were not a big part of his experience. As an adult, he started carving and painting fishing lures from wood. His unique pieces quickly became collectible. Having developed a basic mastery of hand tools, his desire to express a more personal sentiment shifted his focus to carving human figures. Hundreds of figures later, Chris began exploring flat surfaces by carving linoleum block prints and recently evolved into painting on canvas. Still self-taught, Chris’ first paintings depicted people from his experiences. Elements of Portland’s urban landscape have been his recent focus.

Chris has been represented by Virginia Brier in San Francisco and Mark Miliken in New York City. His pieces were part of a collection of work by self-taught artists at the Palmer Museum of Art at Pennsylvania State University. His work has been shown at the Washington Street Gallery in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He will be part of a group show at Review Gallery in Detroit, Michigan later this year.

About Portland Looking Up
Discovering Portland by bicycle last summer, Chris was captivated by the shapes quietly looming overhead. Like floating ships or low-tech space ships at rest just above the neighborhoods, these water towers have a presence. As if monuments from a bygone era, they fade into the landscape despite their size and visibility. These giant vessels venerate our most precious resource. The striking blue sky of Portland summer provides the backdrop for these strong shapes. While strong and industrial looking, their round shapes and patina create a friendly character. Painting these pictures helped Chris get to know Portland.

About NEMO
Nemo is a Portland-based integrated branding, marketing and design shop. Nemo’s capabilities include brand strategy, design, motion graphics, interactive development, film, video, print and photography production. For more information on Nemo click here.

For More information Contact

Carey Garland
careyg@nemodesign.com
(503) 872-9631

Heather Hanrahan
heatherh@nemodesign.com
(503) 872-9631

Mixed Mania

Thursday, June 18th, 2009

 

 

June 18 2009
MIXED MANIA -Burnside Skate Park Benefit Exhibit
 

Artwork by Gus Van Sant, Jon Humphries, Chet Childress, Rick Charnowsk

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Portland, Ore.- June 18, 2009 – NEMO presents Mixed Mania, a benefit exhibit for Burnside Skate Park, opening Friday, June 26, 2009, 7-11pm. The show will run through Monday, July 31, 2009 at NEMO: 1875 SE Belmont Street in Portland, OR.

Artists include:
Jon Humphries,
Chet Childress,
Gus Van Sant,
Rick Charnowski

There is no cost to attend.  Proceeds from exhibit sales will go to Burnside Skate Park Benefit
Online event information may be found here - http://bit.ly/1EPcX

MIXED MANIA opening reception at Nemo HQ follows the Red Bull Manny Mania Amateur
Finals, taking place at 1pm at Pioneer Square
www.redbullmannymania.com

 

About Nemo

Nemo is a Portland-based integrated branding, marketing and design shop.
Nemo’s capabilities include brand strategy, design, motion graphics,
interactive development, film, video, print and photography production.
For more information on Nemo click here.

 

For more information on the exhibit contact

Heather Hanrahan
heatherh@nemodesign.com

 
For more information on Nemo contact

Becky Singh, Communications
becky@nemohq.com

05-11-09: The Free! Summit

Thursday, May 14th, 2009

 

 

This event has passed- you can find a write up here.

Nemo’s Dave Allen joins the Business Models That Work,  on May 11, 2009 at The Free! Summit in San Mateo, CA. The panel will explore- Making Music, Making Money. When intellectual property is set free, is it good for the bottom line?

Learn more about The Free! Summit here.

05-13-09: Social Media: Where do we go from here?

Thursday, May 14th, 2009

 

 

From Facebook to Twitter, social media has become an extremely popular medium for corporate communication programs.  The impact of social media on corporate attitude and customer expectations is far reaching. Customers are no longer happy filling out forms or waiting on hold. They want faster and more engaging access to information and corporate representatives.

Tony Welch, the Community Manager for Hewlett-Packard, is hosting a panel at De Anza College titled: Where Do We Go From Here?   The panel will examine the current relationship between social media and corporations, and discuss how the relationship might evolve in the future.  Come by and participate in a lively discussion about new media trends with some of the most knowledgeable minds in the industry.  Refreshments will be provided. 

Parking

Parking is available near the Campus Center in Lot A and Lot B.  There will be a $2.00 charge and machines are available to take cash and coins.

Map

http://www.deanza.edu/map/main_quad.html

Panel members:

Dave Allen, Director of Insights and Digital Media for Nemo Design. Dave is also the Founding member and bassist of Gang of Four, and Founder of music site Pampelmoose.

James Todd, Twine, Software Engineer, Multi-threading Conversationalist

Owen Linderholm, Foodie, Blogger, Director of Content and Publishing for Move.com

Beth Blecherman, Co-Founder http://www.siliconvalleymomsgroup.com, Founder http://www.techmamas.com

Rachel Luxemburg, Community Manager for Adobe. You can read more at her blog  Fiat Lux.

Agenda:

 6:00 – 7:00        Mingle

7:00 – 7:15        Announcements and Intros

7:15 – 8:30        Panel Discussion

8:30 – 9:00        Q&A

05-18-09: SanFran MusicTech Summit

Thursday, May 14th, 2009

 

May, 18, 2009– Nemo’s Dave Allen will join the SanFran MusicTech Summit, moderating the Social Networking and Music panel. Have a question you’d like Dave to ask the panelists? Send ‘em to twitter.com/pampelmoose.

About SanFran MusicTech Summit:

The SanFran MusicTech Summit will bring together the best and brightest developers in the Music/Technology Space, along with the musicians, entrepreneurial business people, press, investors, service providers, and organizations who work with them at the convergence of culture and commerce. We will meet to discuss the evolving music/business/technology ecosystem in a proactive, conducive to dealmaking environment… –More

06-04-09: Who Killed Social Media?

Thursday, May 14th, 2009

 

 

group Y & NEMO Panel Discussion
Thursday, June 4th, 2009
Nemo Design HQ — Portland, Oregon

“Who Killed Social Media?”
A panel discussion on Social Media vs. Social Web.

Register here.

Social Media, Social Web, Social Networking, Community Director…. what do those terms mean to you and/or your company? Do you or your company understand that Twitter is a platform more akin to good old IM than a social network? Is Facebook a social network or an online community or both? Does it matter? Our panel of venerable experts will attempt to steer us through this topical minefield during the discussion.

Speakers:

Dave Allen – Director of Insights and Digital Media at Nemo Design; @Pampelmoose, pampelmoose.com

Tony “Frosty” Welch – Web, Community and Social Media Strategy Personal Systems Group at HP, Community Manager for theNextBench.com; @frostola, frostyland.com

James Todd - Software Engineer at Radar Networks, for Twine; twine.com

Matt Savarino- Lead Information Architect at K2 Sports and creator of ridertech.com

Lee Crane – action sports online veteran; leecrane.com

Marshall Kirkpatrick (Moderator) – Vice President of Content Development and Lead Writer at ReadWriteWeb; @marshallk, readwriteweb.com

Speaker Bios:

Dave Allen is Director of Insights & Digital Media, and Community Director for Nemo. Forming the company’s future strategies for Social Web, Dave manages the company’s digital footprint via several popular blogs. He also advises Nemo clients like Nike, Hewlett Packard, Skullcandy, Bell Helmets and Smith Optics on Social Web strategies.  Dave is also the Founding member and bassist of Gang of Four, and Founder of music site Pampelmoose.com.

Tony “Frosty” Welch is currently busy defining the social media strategy for web and community efforts for the Personal Systems Group at HP. He’s also the Community Manager for TheNextBench.com, which will be rapidly expanding to cover PSG’s portfolio. He’s been building websites since 1996, and was at Sun for nearly 10 years designing and developing their major web presences. 

James Todd works at Radar Networks as a Software Engineer on various components of Twine (twine.com),  which is a free “Interest Network” management service, enabling people to “Tie it all together” … both the obvious  and at times not so obvious. Twine at it’s core is built on open Semantic Web technologies upon which resides a prototypical Social Network application, but one that is not strongly bound to any particular domain. Previously, James has worked at Sun Microsystems for a number of years working on projects such as JXTA/P2P, Tomcat, and eCom/eReg initiatives.

Matt Savarino  has over 10 years of experience in the action sports  industry and is the Lead Information Architect at K2 Sports in  Seattle.  Matt is also the creator of Ridertech, a community focused on providing riders with location-based services and mobile applications.  Ridertech currently operates the two most popular action sports applications on Facebook, a Twitter directory for the  industry, and mobile/iPhone apps for locating places to ride.

Lee Crane is a blogger and commentator who has been involved in redefining action sports media for the past two decades. Online since 1984, Lee has often been accused of publishing several influential, anonymous websites including Flakezine.com, Sacklunch.com, and most recently Boardistan.com. The former Director of Digital Content for TransWorld Media, Crane was responsible for the development of the TransWorld Matrix of websites. He launched Snowboarding Online in 1996 as part of the AOL Greenhouse Project and was the co-founder and founding editor of The Mammoth Times, a weekly newspaper based in Mammoth Lakes, California.

Marshall Kirkpatrick, the panel’s moderator, is Vice President of Content Development at ReadWriteWeb, and also its Lead Writer. He hails from Portland, Oregon. Prior to joining RWW in September 2007, Marshall was Director of Content at SplashCast Media. During 2006 he was Lead Blogger at TechCrunch.

 

Questions?

Becky Singh   

503-734-5094

Registration: http://tinyurl.com/groupY-6-4-09