Last Sunday, Matt McCormick returned to the Boathouse Microcinema, a venue pivotal in his artistic journey. Presenting a retrospective of his films—including 'The Subconscious Art of Graffiti Removal'—he celebrated his dual role as an artist and curator. McCormick, a key figure in Portland's film community, not only created influential works but also fostered other artists through initiatives like the Peripheral Produce series. This event marked the resurgence of the cinema's programming post-pandemic, highlighting McCormick's enduring connection to the community he helped shape.
I just had a good time-traveling moment,
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