Angela Anh Nguyen tufts. As in, she makes rugs. Not the type of rugs you would see in the back corner of West Elm, but the type of rugs that can be a story; of movement, of class, of history, of pop-culture. Her tufting is a conversation of space and place, and as the Los Angeles artist has begun to explore her craft and process even further, she has begun to think of the flexibility of her storytelling. How she hangs or displays the work seems to be key. This past weekend, she opened How We Hegemony, a solo show of new works on display in One Grand Gallery in Portland. These works are to be lived with, but also…