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Scion’s Installation 5 Art Tour, which will benefit Creative Capital, arrives in Portland, OR in August. The opening reception will take place Thursday, August 6th from 6 p.m. – 10 p.m. at three adjacent galleries: Igloo Gallery, On Gallery and Virtuoso Studios. The galleries are all located in Chinatown, 323 -325 NW 6th, Portland, OR 97209 (between Everett and Flanders), and the event takes place on the popular First Thursday. Artists Angela Boatright, Elyem, Souther Salazar, Too Tall Jahmal and Yoskay Yamamoto will be in attendance. DJ Rad! And Doctor Adam will be spinning. Too Tall Jahmal will travel, as always, with his bicycle so that he can explore the city this way. He is a bicycle enthusiast and founder of Wolfpack Hustle which organizes all-city team races in Los Angeles. His bike-centric artwork is featured on the event flyer and will be used as a poster giveaway at the opening. J.Shea, Portland local and proprietor of the coffee shop/gallery Fine Grind is a featured artist on the Installation tour.

The World According to M.I.S.S. Iran Election Still Causing Unrest

It’s been awhile since the Iran election and the fall out that happened directly after, but according to reports the unrest is still persistent. Security forces are said to have confronted some 3,000 protesters in various locations around Iran, first at a cemetery, a pray vigil, and government buildings. Protesters were mourning the loss of Neda Agha Soltan, the woman who at 26 was gunned down during post election protests on June 20 and who is now being rendered as the face of the Iran revolution.

The government has apparently cracked down on all the demonstrations, resorting to violence to control crowds.

The clashes between authority figures and mourners occurred when leaders of the post election movement tried to gather several thousand people join in a memorial for the slain Agha Soltan. The gathering was banned by law enforcement, but the restrictions were ignored by participants. There is religious significance to the gathering of mourners to this said grave. For Iranians the 40th day after a death marks the last official day of mourning.

A confrontation between women protesters and police also was seen. The women shouted, “Don’t beat up our young people. You, our Muslim brothers. It is a shame to beat up our young people.”

Uses of tear gas, and reports of multiple beatings have been reported beginning at the memorial, where it is said militia charged the gathering with batons, and as many as nine beatings were seen. People were also reportedly beaten as they ran from police.

U.S. State Department spokesman Ian Kelly said using force to “break up a group of people who were trying to exercise an important ritual in Islam, the mourning after 40 days,” is “particularly disturbing.”

The government has apparently cracked down on all the demonstrations, resorting to violence to control crowds. Arrests have been made, hundreds are being detained including about 50 political figures who are being accused of being key figures in the street demonstrations that turned violent.

Design duo Anzevino & Florence (AZFN) have a new line of casual clothing called “Laugh Cry Repeat” that’s no fuss and all about comfort. Imagine Pierre Cardin and Rick Owens got together to make clothes a woman can run errands in without having to don unsightly sweats or a track suit of any sort and you would get the Fall 2009 collection of Laugh Cry Repeat.

The pieces are mostly made of 100% cotton with the occasional silk, sateen, viscose or modal french terry blend. All of which make for comfortable, breathable, easy to maintain clothing. The collection ranges from draped tops, tanks and dresses with cut-outs or ruffles, versatile coats and jackets, and fun screen printed tees with original art from Anzevino & Florence themselves.

Upside Down Coat - 100% cotton / $74

The collection features great design but the big bonus is the price tag. The most expensive item is a $74 jacket that can be worn upside down (and you wouldn’t look like a crazy person that can’t dress). Check out the gallery to view the entire collection.