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Evah Fan: Weird View, Weird Few

Join us for a wine reception with the artist on Friday, June 24, 2016 from 6-9 pm.

Evah Fan is an artist and illustrator hand-spinning in Oakland, California.

She's curious.

She mostly paints and illustrates, but also enjoy making zines and art multiples.

Her work has been shown in galleries, publications and shops both near and far. There's a sense of play hiding in the painstaking hairline brush strokes of her work.

Here and There: Map Paintings & Watercolors by Rachel Austin

Rachel Austin lives in Portland, Oregon and spends most of her day painting circles and things that fly.  Her work is inspired by crisp moments of beauty, maps and color. Rachel is a full-time, self-taught artist who shows work across the country.

She’ll be showing mixed media map paintings from the Northwest as well as a collection of houseplant paintings in watercolor and gouache.  

Join us for a wine reception with the artist on Friday, May 27, 2016 at 6pm.

Art Chantry: Degenerate Bebop

Art Chantry worked in Seattle for nearly 30 years, during which he produced a body of work that, however unorthodox, rivals some of the best graphic design the world has ever known.

This event is related to the fabulous Design Week Portland. Art will also be speaking at PSU this week.

Opening Night Reception With Art Chantry on April 22, 2016 from 6-9p.

Show runs through May 22, 2016.

Near Mint A print portfolio featuring 30 artists.

Organized by Breanne Trammell & Noah Breuer. Join us for an artists’ reception on Friday, April 1, 2016 at 6pm.

This project considers the practice of publishing, collecting, and trading prints throughout history and the shifting role of the artist, publisher, and print shop within that history.

In the late 19th century, offset lithography enabled the average consumer to collect mass produced trade cards depicting a wide variety of popular culture subject matter. Artists have made double-sided prints which have been collated into archival sleeves and three-ring box binder. Thematically associated with commercial trade cards or collectible ephemera, this portfolio references a method of pop-culture consumption that has become obsolete: the accumulation of popular printed matter as a source of data, self-identification, and social currency.

The binder also connects this outdated hobby to the contemporary art world as the success of the project rests on an artist-defined economy that subverts the commercial art market—artists trading their work with one another.

The show is open daily, free to the public April 1—10, 2016.

This show features the work of:

We’re doing a fun pop-up shop with our friends at Badge Bomb during their first-ever “Makes” event on March 11th and 12th. 

Everyone’s favorite pug-illustraor Gemma Correll will be visiting, having a small art show and launching a new line of enamel pins and patches. 

Gemma will also be giving hosting two drawing workshops on Saturday.

The art show and pop-up is free and open to the public. 

For more information on the events and to sign-up for the workshops ($30), visit the Badge Bomb site. 

Matt Sandstorm's show "100 Views of Oregon" opens next Thursday, February 11th at 6pm. 

Matt has travelled all over the state and done an amazing 100-print series capturing Oregon’s rich and diverse history. He’s got a ton of amazing work, from great illustration of the coast to some really tender ones of the Pendleton Round-Up.

100 Views of Oregon

New prints by Matt Sundstrom

Opens Thursday, February 11th at 6pm.

Happy Holidays! 

We’re open daily from 10am - 7pm through Christmas Eve.

Our annual “Off The Wall” event is now happening upstairs in the gallery. 

We’re open daily from 10am - 7pm through Christmas Eve.