Hey, look what I saw in the mall: Portlandia gifts for sale! (Including Portlandia coffee mugs, coasters, nighties, and T-shirts that read "The Dream of the '90s is Alive," and of course, "Put a Bird on It".) But this is what I thought was the funniest part: a placard that unsuccessfully tries to explain what "Put a Bird on It" means.
"In Portland you can just put a bird on something and call it art." This term is referring to a skit performed on the TV series, Portlandia. Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein help change a boutique's fashion and design woes by putting birds on things."
And see? THAT'S WHY IT'S FUNNY!! RIGHT? HAHAHAHAHAAA??
Okay, anyway. POLL TIME!
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Magnetic Art now available for purchase in local stores
Portland's refrigerators never saw it coming.
Two stores at Portland's Milepost 5 are now carrying Portland-Arts-and-Crafts magnetic art products. An exclusive Portland Arts and Crafts (PAaC) product, magnetic art combines small-format art prints with a high-quality magnetic backing to produce refrigerator magnets that transcend the fridge.
Pulling from our vast selection of over 200,000 printed images and an increasing gallery of art by local Portland artists, we've re-invented the refrigerator door, and got people scrambling to find more metal surfaces in their homes and offices.
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