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Photography
The Portland-based photographer’s new exhibit, 100 Sunrises (Before the Election), is set to release on election day.
11/03/2020 By Gabriel Granillo
Visual Art
Stop Killing Us: A Black Lives Still Matter Exhibition runs August 6–29 at Holding Contemporary.
07/24/2020 By Conner Reed
Public Art
Commissioned by owner Kiauna Floyd, Rosie PDX celebrates the worth of women everywhere.
07/07/2020 By Lauren Carlos
Socially Distanced Shoots
Their photos document our shelter-in-place selves.
04/11/2020 By Fiona McCann
Someday This Will All Be Gone is a story of reclamation.
02/06/2020 By Gabriel Granillo
Spirits Rising: ひろしま/hiroshima showcases objects left behind after U.S. forces bombed the city in 1945.
01/21/2020 By Conner Reed
Art & Basketball
Snapping one up requires arriving way early at the Moda Center before a home game.
01/21/2020 By Julia Silverman
Immigration
The moving new exhibit mixes portraits and narratives with images of the items each one carried on their journey here.
01/16/2020 By Portland Monthly Staff
Sculpture
Finding a (new) contemplative place for Contemplative Place
11/26/2019 By Conner Reed
Fashion Show
Twenty of Portland's most familiar names team together to do an all purple fundraising runway show.
11/07/2019 By Eden Dawn
The Framers
Bob Nadeau and Efraín González frame art—everything from high-end masterpieces to your preschooler’s handprinted hot mess.
10/16/2019 By Fiona McCann
Trophy Case
No matter the sentiment, there's a locally crafted card for it.
10/16/2019 By Marty Patail
Candy Coated
From vases to bongs, the Portland ceramicist's wild creations sell out as fast as she can make them.
10/16/2019 By Rebecca Jacobson Photography by Christopher Dibble
The Oregon College of Art and Craft is no more. But its many teapots live on.
10/16/2019 By Wriik Maui
Petal Power
Manu Torres’s floral work—inspired by the opulence of 16th-century Dutch still lifes—straddles the line between timeless and ultramodern.
10/16/2019 By Shannon Henderson
Video Games
Untitled Goose Game (formerly Some Like It Honk) is an anarchic, honk-heavy blast.
10/08/2019 By Mark Fogerson
Art
The Japanese creator of Lady Gaga's heel-less platforms chooses Portland for his first solo exhibition in the US.
10/03/2019 By Eden Dawn
Peter Beste's Defenders of the Faith turns a lens on metal fans' leather- and denim-heavy regalia.
09/23/2019 By Casey Jarman
Catch Lisa Jarrett's latest show Future Ancestors at Ori this month.
09/23/2019 By Fiona McCann
TBA
Stray on-the-clock observations from Portland's most unpredictable two-week art party.
09/19/2019 By Conner Reed
Fall 2026
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