Evening Lectures and Wine Tasting
Saturday, May 17th
7pm $10 at the Door
$5 with Student ID

The Portland Bungalow Show is proud to announce
an exciting evening of lectures and winetasting!

We would like to welcome back CJ Hurley of CJ Hurley/Century Arts who will deliver an encore presentation of his extremely well received lecture on "The Arts and Crafts Movement: An Important Moment in Art History" This talk will help to explain the delineation between the Fine Arts and the Decorative Arts. For my money I would go with the Paul Gauguin beer stein!

Following CJ Hurley will be a wine tasting featuring Dalla Vina Wines. Carol Dinger of Dalla Vina will give a presentation of a selection of their wines including;

2006 Yakama Valley Chardonnay

2006 Columbia Valley Riesling

2006 Chehalem Mtn Pinot Noir

2006 Columbia Valley Syrah

2006 Columbia Valley Sangiovese

After the wine tasting we will finish the evening with noted architectural photographer Alexander Vertikoff. Alex will take us through a visually lush tour of Arts and Crafts homes that he has photographed throughout his career in "A Random Walk Through Wood Noise".

Please join us for what will prove to be an unforgettable evening!

CJ Hurley was educated and trained as a fine artist. He attended Guilford College in North Carolina where he was a Fine Arts Major. He is influenced by both Eastern and Western art, and does all of his work by hand. His work has been sold in large galleries from New York to San Diego. He specializes in interior period work of the Arts and Crafts, Jungenstil, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco styles. His work can be seen on the cover of the latest addition of Old House Interiors!

Alexander Vertikoff is one of the leading architectural photographers in the nation. His award winning images have been on the cover of every issue of American Bungalow Magazine, as well as dozens of other covers and hundreds of articles in leading magazines such as Architectural Digest. He is the principal photographer for the J. Paul Getty Trust's Villa and Center. His books include American Bungalow Style, Weird Rooms, Hidden L.A., Bungalow Nation, and Craftsman Style, along with many others. He holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from the California Institute of the Arts.

The event will be held at the Ambridge Event Center, 300 NE Multnomah ST. right across the MAX tracks from the Convention Center. The lectures will begin at 7PM. Admission is $10 at the door, $7 for students with college ID. SEE YOU THERE!

Advanced registration online,
and tickets available at the door