— May 18, 06:29 AM — 

Animation Inside Out

Platform International Animation Festival and Animation Installations
Wednesday, June 6 – Saturday, July 28
PNCA Galleries and Pearl District site-specific locations

PNCA becomes the hub for the Platform International Animation Festival’s installations. Platform is a new competitive festival and symposium. Platform provides a major contemporary forum in the United States for the international animation community and a platform for new ideas, debates and discussions, including innovative ways of displaying animation – from cell phones to the sides of buildings.

Sponsored by Cartoon Network, Platform highlights the latest and brightest in the world of animation and will feature a juried show and animation installations at PNCA along with screenings and workshops at Portland Center for Performing Arts. For more information visit www.platformfestival.com.

Platform Related Events at PNCA:
• June 7 – July 28: Dryden Goodwin, Flight Feldman Gallery + Project Space Open daily: 9am-9pm | 1st Thursday Opening, June 7, 6-9pm

• June 14: Lecture with Dryden Goodwin PNCA: 6:30pm

• June 25 – July 28: Animation Inside Out PNCA Galleries Open daily: 9am-9pm

• June 11-25: Dryden Goodwin workshop, Animation – One location, Two experiences PNCA, with both credit and non-credit bearing options Open to the public

• June 24 – 30: Graphic Novel Intensive: Scott McCloud, Trina Robbins & Daniel Duford PNCA, with both credit and non-credit bearing options Open to the public

• June 28: Platform Street Party at PNCA and walking tour of Pearl District (site specific) PNCA | NW 13th & Johnson St. Open to the public | 8 pm

• June 28: Lecture by Scott McCloud – Comics Storytelling Wieden+Kennedy: 7pm Tickets: 503.821.8903 | secure.pnca.edu/tickets

• July 1: Thinking the Visual: Seeing Narrative, Moving Boundaries Panel discussion featuring Paul Wells, Scott McCloud and Rose Bond Open to the public | 6:30pm

Animation Inside Out is funded in part by the Regional Arts and Culture Council. PNCA receives additional support from the Oregon Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts.

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