Overview Portland Art Museum invites the community to join a Free First Thursday event, offering free admission to the museum for all, plus a Live Wire event as part of the Literary Arts Portland Book Festival. Visitors can take in the afternoon gallery pop-ups, the evening show, or both! Free First Thursday + Museum pop-ups 4:30 – 6 p.m. — Free, pre-show, pop-up performances will take place throughout the Museum’s galleries. Performers are poet and rapper Dessa, bestselling children’s...
A group show centering young people and the adults who care for them, with works exploring play, connection, and collaboration by area artists, many of whom are parents, educators, or allies of
The annual Portland Holiday Market is the premier venue for holiday cheer! Kickstart your festive decor and gift shopping while enjoying gourmet food and festive family activities. The three-day market brings the community together for a weekend...
Closing out the Portland Book Festival with a special edition Soju Party, celebrating Korean food, drinking culture, and Irene Yoo’s James Beard Award-winning cookbook, Soju Party: How to Drink (and Eat!) Like a Korean, as part of Portland Book...
Rah's artwork is shown alongside altars curated and decorated for idols at Cargo. The exhibit is open Monday through Sunday, 11 AM–6 PM, through Nov. 6.
Diane Jacobs is a Portland artist and bookmaker whose work explores ideas of feminism, social justice and our connection to nature. Her solo exhibition, “what do you feel?” features 3-dimensional artist books which read as sculptures, printmaking, found objects, works made of human hair, map based pieces and much more. There will be an Artist Talk on October 29th at 11 am and an Artist Reception on November 6th from 5pm-7pm.
An exhibition of Diane Jacobs' mixed-media work, including sculptural artist books, printmaking, and found objects, exploring themes of feminism, social justice, and nature.
For more than twenty-five years, Inkling Studio, a cooperative printmaking workshop, operated out of a storefront on SW Corbett Avenue. Liza Jones was the organizing force and spirit of the atelier, which soon attracted artists eager to practice...
Halls C, D, E — The Oddities & Curiosities Expo is the largest internationally traveling oddities and subculture event in the world. A space showcasing hand selected vendors, artists and small businesses with all things weird. You'll find items such as taxidermy, preserved specimens, original artwork, horror and Halloween inspired pieces, antiques, handcrafted oddities, creepy clothing, odd jewelry, animal skulls