Long before opening the Chinatown storefront, Table of Contents existed as an itinerant experiment, drawn towards the idea of extending the retail environment and bringing it into a dialogue with other fields. Hideout too, comes from a similar background, combining art, music, and food into a nomadic curatorial experience. Hideout at Table of Contents acts as a natural meeting ground, where convention is set aside, barriers lowered, and new possibilities arise. Art breaks out of the White Cube, intermingling with food and fashion, while DJs and a dance floor provide a common rhythm, turning crowd into community. Hideout at Table of Contents takes place as a week-long exhibition of shifting forms and events, between Sunday, January 24 and Friday, January 29. Bookended by the opening of a group exhibition featuring work by Jacob Gevalt, Paul Savovici, and Shohei Takasaki, and a closing party with DJs Maxx Bass and Alex Asher Daniel, the in-between is in flux, continuously in the process of becoming something else. The show passes through forms and configurations, keeping the environment open to change and experiment. Custom scents made by Maak Lab drift through, the fixtures are reworked and the environment is reimagined by TOC Studio. A variety of events, including workshops, screenings, and installations, occur, opening the exhibition to the public and inviting the outside in for one last time in Portland.