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.
Where the Waters Come Together
Center for Native Arts and Cultures 800 SE 10th Ave, Portland, ORNative artists across the country have been responding to social and environmental issues that affect them and their communities.
Storm Tharp: In This Garden
PDX CONTEMPORARY ART 925 NW Flanders, Portland, ORPDX CONTEMPORARY ART is pleased to present, In This Garden, an exhibition of new paintings by Storm Tharp.
Grown from the desire to create monumental, improvisational works, these new paintings employ a calligraphic speed and deft mark-making to create large-scale abstractions of the garden. The quick and confident execution of these works come from years of experienced practice, but the result is the appearance of something effortless and light—a feeling akin to flying or dancing.
Luis Manuel Diaz: El Césped del Otro Lado (The Grass on the Other Side)
Blue Sky 122 NW 8th Avenue, Portland, ORDepicting fragments of everyday rituals and sights, El Césped del Otro Lado (The Grass on The Other Side) examines the post-migration consciousness through a familial lens.
Shades of Light
Portland Art Museum 1219 SW Park Avenue, Porland, ORShades of Light brings together ceramics, photography, printmaking, sculpture, and textiles from the Portland Art Museum’s permanent collection.
Molly Alloy and Arielle Zamora: Held Tight
Fuller Rosen Gallery 1928 NW Lovejoy St., Portland, ORFuller Rosen Gallery is pleased to announce Held Tight, a two-person exhibition of new and recent work by Molly Alloy and Arielle Zamora. Held Tight will present ten paintings on panel by Arielle Zamora and a series of assemblages, sculptures, and installations by Molly Alloy.
Ian van Coller: Naturalists of the Long Now
Blue Sky 122 NW 8th Avenue, Portland, ORIn this exhibition of photographs, Ian van Coller breaks down barriers between art and data to offer a dialogue between text and image, landscape and viewer, expert and novice, and past, present, future. With the current Climate Change crisis on our minds and in our midst, the project aspires to help viewers understand the long-term impact of this change on generations to come.
Held Tight
Fuller Rosen Gallery 1928 NW Lovejoy St., Portland, ORFuller Rosen Gallery is pleased to announce Held Tight, a two-person exhibition of new and recent work by Molly Alloy and Arielle Zamora on view June 04 - August 07, 2022. Held Tight will present ten paintings on panel by Arielle Zamora and a series of assemblages, sculptures, and installations by Molly Alloy. Join us for an in-person opening reception on Saturday, June 04 from 6-8 pm.
Bananas
Helen's Costume 7706 SE Yamhill Street, Portland, ORA group exhibition featuring Ralph Pugay, Rainen Knecht, Keith Boadwee, Shelley Turley, Dan Attoe.
Ricardo Nagaoka: at last, I see you
Melanie Flood Projects 420 SW Washington St., #301, Portland, ORExhibition will include recent photographs from Nagaoka's series examining Asian masculinity and society’s patriarchal structure as played out in the domestic sphere.
Unattended
Carnation Contemporary 8371 N Interstate Ave, Portland, ORUnattended by Russell Borne is abstractly about the passing of time. Time presses along in abstraction yet has a tangible effect of both decay and growth in our daily lives. While some moments seem to have an overabundance of time, other more precious moments seem to vanish before our eyes. The works in Unattended explore the different elemental experiences of time. Experiences of destructive, redemptive, and some places in-between.
Seeing You/Seeing Me: Conversation
Carnation Contemporary 8371 N Interstate Ave, Portland, ORTakahashi started making performances every day in 2014 to visualize her response to social, cultural, and political questions in her new home country. After her multiple solo public performances, she named this project "Seeing You/Seeing Me", which stems from her feelings on visibility/invisibility in US society. In 2021-2022, Takahashi is expanding this project into a community participatory project happening in multiple US locations with the hope to share the feeling with others.
In this exhibition, Takahashi shares documentation from this expanded version of “Seeing You/Seeing Me” from her first-time visit to GA in 2020, and her recent visit to MA in 2021. Takahashi also presents a sound installation with Adrian McBride in the courtyard during the opening.
Bean Gilsdorf: Some Women
Nine Gallery 122 NW 8th Avenue, Portland, OR"Some Women" is solo show of new photographs by artist Bean Gilsdorf at Nine Gallery in Portland, Oregon. The exhibition opens on Friday, July 8, 2022 and closes on July 30, 2022. Nine Gallery is open Wednesday through Saturday, 12–5 PM, and located inside Blue Sky Gallery/Oregon Center for the Photographic Arts at 122 NW 8th Avenue, Portland. Note: Blue Sky requires proof of vaccination and masks to visit the gallery.
Home
Playground Galley Portland, ORAn exhibition that expresses the artist's definition of what home can mean, whether it is comfort, vulnerability, or the physical space that reflects your innermost desires.
LRVS Lecture Series: Aki Onda
Pacific Northwest College of Art (PNCA) 511 NW Broadway, Portland, ORThe Low Residency Visual Studies Program is pleased to welcome visiting artist Aki Onda for a public lecture on his work and practice.