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.
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.
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.
Chester Arnold – Survivors
Elizabeth Leach Gallery 417 NW 9th Avenue, Portland, ORArnold’s oil paintings are inspired by memory and imagination and he creates dreamlike images that combine realism and fantasy with meticulous specificity.
Living Room: San Francisco & Berlin
Blue Sky 122 NW 8th Avenue, Portland, ORNolle works with people living on the streets to understand how their improvised dwellings are constructed.
(Extra)ordinary: Reimagining the Everyday
Elizabeth Leach Gallery 417 NW 9th Avenue, Portland, ORThe show features artists who challenge preconceptions of the commonplace through unexpected visual interventions in sculpture, video, photography and works on paper.
Power Positions: A Dismantling of Phallacies
The Elisabeth Jones Art Center 516 NW 14th AVE, Portland, ORWhile great strides have been made since the first wave feminist movement kicked off the century long battle for equality, equity, and recognition, over one hundred years of forward movement has not yet leveled the playing field.
Modern Folk
Stephanie Chefas Projects 305 SE 3RD AVE STE. 202, Portland, ORStephanie Chefas Projects rings in 2022 with Modern Folk, a group exhibit featuring five West Coast artists who express distinct cultural identity through folk art traditions.