Join us for a closing reception on the last day of Laura Berger’s exhibit as we say goodbye to Stephanie Chefas Projects’ first location in Southeast Portland and welcome the transition to a larger space this Fall.
Tag: painting
Drum Listens to Heart weaves different forms of percussion together — physical and socio-political, literal and metaphorical — and juxtaposes instances of impact and vibration with forms of control, emancipation, and community-building. It offers a framework and a vocabulary that binds art and politics to each other in percussive ways.
In You Must be Held, Freeman quietly, and often unexpectedly, invents rituals that begin to mobilize this rage through acts of self-reflection and care.
Featuring works in mediums ranging from drawings, paintings, photographs, prints, sculptures, and ceramics by 37 artists
Gray Loft Gallery is delighted to present Night Vision – curated by Isaac Jasper Amala.…
A solo painting show by Travis Frazelle at Lakewold Gardens, Lakewood WA, “Rainbows to the Anthropocene,” is an exhibit of contrasting metaphors in bold imagery exploring the new age of human’s dominating influence on the environment and our imperiled connection to and memory of a vibrant Earth.
This exhibition features works created over the past nine years by NIAD artist Nathan Lam. A survey of the artist’s practice, this collection includes works on paper that predate his time in the NIAD Studio. From charcoal still life drawings, to comic style illustrations branded with his signature “Lamic”, and generously applied acrylic paintings of mountains inspired by a summer trip to Alaska. We offer a look into the different ways Nathan Lam works.
In the two-venue exhibition, Buckwalter’s domestic scenes have a revolutionary proposition: what would a world of care and support for the needs of all women look like?
PDX CONTEMPORARY ART is pleased to present Easy Breezy— a casual summer group show featuring new work by our gallery artists, plus a few surprises.