APEX: Sharita Towne & A Black Art Ecology of Portland
Portland Art Museum 1219 SW Park Avenue, Porland, ORAPEX series is a culmination of this work that takes her to the most recent projects reflected in the city of Portland now.
Tiempo suspendido | Suspended Time: Myrna Báez and Norma Vila Rivero
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art 1430 Johnson Lane, Eugene, ORImages of stillness and solitude explore the psychological significance of the island’s natural environment and its imprint on the body.
THE ART OF THE NEWS: COMICS JOURNALISM
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art 1430 Johnson Lane, Eugene, ORThe best works of comics journalism stand as compelling examples of how the news might be reimagined as an artistic practice.
Bruce Burris: A Shrine for a Shrine
A selection of recent work will be installed in the museum’s Main and Heiter galleries.
Michelle Segre: Transmitters & Receivers
Lumber Room 419 Northwest 9th Ave., Portland, ORTogether, the pieces describe a whole cosmos, born from Segre’s previous cosmos, a home to marbled nebulae, dark angels, gushing black holes, all floating in a rich, conducting fluid like some interstellar paella.
Re:Pose – Subverting the Gendered Gaze in the Historical Nude
Froelick Gallery 714 NW Davis Street, Portland, ORNew Paintings by Stephen O'Donnell
Flower Eaters
Anti-Aesthetic 245 W. 8th Ave, Eugene, ORThe lighting is a crucial element to this exhibition as it offers a visual representation of space-set-apart and realities-shifted within the gallery, both during gallery hours and overnight as a glowing otherworldly oasis experienced via the storefront windows.
Katarina Zdjelar: Proximities, a rehearsal, an archive
Oregon Contemporary 8371 N Interstate Ave, Portland, Portland, ORZdjelar proposes this artistic meeting between Kollwitz and Hoyer as a manifestation of shared affinities with (proto) feminist pacifism, solidarity, and collective transformation across the barriers of time, class, and social differences.
Fawn Krieger: Rebus Principle
SE Cooper Contemporary 6901 SE 110th AVE, Portland, ORThis work was born from wanting to restore language or sentences to image/pattern/form.
MK Guth: Touching Matter
Elizabeth Leach Gallery 417 NW 9th Avenue, Portland, ORGuth’s multidisciplinary practice includes video, photography, sculpture, performance, and interactive exchange-based projects.
Jinie Park: Windows
Elizabeth Leach Gallery 417 NW 9th Avenue, Portland, ORElizabeth Leach Gallery is pleased to present Windows, new abstract works by Jinie Park that combine painting and sculpture, and feature radiant color washes on cut-out canvases.
Mesh
Portland Art Museum 1219 SW Park Avenue, Porland, ORAt the same time, through photography, painting, sculpture and mixed media they celebrate the ongoing presence of Native American art and culture and remind us that art is an essential form of activism.
Bottoms Up
Well Well Projects 8371 N Interstate Ave #1, Portland, ORThese parts and pieces are familiar but made strange.
The Longest Leg
Fuller Rosen Gallery 1928 NW Lovejoy St., Portland, ORDoes trauma take a singular point of view, like a monologue? Or does it stretch beyond the silo of the psyche, skulking into narrative environments, social interactions, and even conceptions of a fragmented selfhood? Emmanuela Soria Ruiz’s videos, sculptures, installations, and drawings in her solo exhibition The Longest Leg subvert power dynamics implicit within the act of looking.
Simone Fischer: OFFAL
Astoria Visual Arts 1000 Duane Street, Astoria, ORFischer asks us to take a second look at the materials and processes deemed useless within mass food production that could actually sustain us.
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Agenda 4505 SE Belmont, Suite A, Portland, ORThis painstaking and lengthy process of installation deserves an in-person pilgrimage as photo documentation cannot represent the experience of being enveloped in this organized chaos.
Coalesce
Stelo 412 NW 8th Ave, Portland, ORThis group exhibition celebrates alternative models and spaces for material exploration in art making from our paper and print residents.
nat turner project ASYLUM TOO
Well Well Projects 8371 N Interstate Ave #1, Portland, ORTo ask the question, “What is the value of a public outcry in the aftermath of failed metamorphosis?”