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Kay WalkingStick Elected to National Academy of Arts & Sciences
April 24, 2020 Kay WalkingStick has been elected to the National Academy of Arts & Sciences class of 2020, a group of professionals... Read more -
Updated Hours: By Appointment Only
March 17, 2020 We are now only open by appointment. Please tour through our website for lots of exciting artwork and info about... Read more -
Gail Tremblay Included in Brooklyn Museum Exhibition
Climate in Crisis: Environmental Change in the Indigenous Americas on view through Jan. 2021 February 15, 2020 Climate in Crisis: Environmental Change in the Indigenous Americas February 14, 2020-January 10, 2021 Arts of the Americas Galleries, 5th... Read more
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Tom Prochaska in "What Needs to Be Said"
Exhibition of recent Hallie Ford Fellows at Disjecta through April 5. February 15, 2020 Tom Prochaska is included in What Needs to Be Said: Hallie Ford Fellows at Disjecta , through April 5. Curated... Read more -
V. Maldonado Included in "Making a Better Painting"
Group Exhibition at Hoffman Gallery, Lewis & Clark College January 24, 2020 V. Maldonado is one of the artists selected for the group show Making a Better Painting at the Ronna &... Read more -
Michael Schultheis at National Museum of Mathematics
Venn Pirouettes on view at New York City institution beginning January 25 January 22, 2020 Venn Pirouettes, the art of Michael Schultheis will be on view at Composite, the Gallery at the National Museum of... Read more
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Two Generations: Joe Feddersen and Wendy Red Star
Exhibition on view at the Schneider Museum, Southern Oregon University January 16, 2020 Two Generations: Joe Feddersen and Wendy Red Star, curated by Mack McFarland, is on view at the Schneider Museum at... Read more -
Hayashi Recommended in Visual Art Source
Takahiko Hayashi's "Vibes in the Lines" Reviewed November 16, 2019 Richard Speer, in Visual Art Source, writes: Kiritsubo, Japan-based artist Takahiko Hayashi brings a background in printmaking to the mixed-media... Read more -
Ace, Bartow to be included in Portland Art Museum exhibit
"Portraiture from the Collection of Northwest Art" Opens Nov. 2 October 29, 2019 Katherine Ace's large-scale painting, Nine Portraits, in which she portrays herself and eight Portland-based women painters of her generation- a... Read more
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Emma Gerigscott at Jentel Residency
Her monthlong residency includes an exhibit in Wyoming October 29, 2019 Emma Gerigscott is currently in residence at the Jentel Artist Residency Program in Banner, Wyoming, which will culminate in a... Read more -
Maldonado exhibition at Schneider Museum of Art
"Excerpts from a Book I'll Never Write" solo exhibition October 24, 2019 V. Maldonado's exhibition of new paintings, Excerpts from a Book I'll Never Write is on view at the Schneider Museum... Read more -
Rick Bartow Retrospective at Missoula Art Museum
"Things You Know but Cannot Explain" at its final venue October 4, 2019 Rick Bartow's traveling retrospective Things You Know but Cannot Explain is on view at the final venue of its nearly... Read more
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Rick Bartow Prints at Hallie Ford Museum of Art
Make Your Mark: Prints from the Rick Bartow Print Archive on view September 14, 2019 On view through December 20 in the Maribeth Collins Library. From the Hallie Ford Museum of Art: Rick Bartow (Wiyot,... Read more -
Tom Prochaska in Hallie Ford Fellowship Alumni Show
"What Needs to Be Said" at Hallie Ford Museum of Art September 14, 2019 Tom Prochaska is included in What Needs to Be Said, a selection of works by past Hallie Ford Fellowship Grant... Read more -
Jim Denomie receives 2019 McKnight Foundation Distinguished Artist Award
Awarded to one Minnesota-based artist annually August 29, 2019 Jim Denomie has received the 2019 McKnight Foundation Distinguished Artist Award. This honor, given annually to one Minnesota-based artist, includes... Read more
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Gabriel Liston in The Guardian
"Global heating, quakes and how to avoid pathogen soup: a cartoon about water" August 23, 2019 Gabriel Liston contributed an illustrated essay on the history and future necessity of water conservancy in Portland for The Guardian's... Read more -
Yoshihiro Kitai Residency at Crow's Shadow Institute of the Arts
Reception and talk to be held August 22nd, 5-7pm August 3, 2019 Yoshihiro Kitai will be the artist in residence at Crow's Shadow Institute of the Arts in Pendleton, OR for two... Read more -
Kevin Kadar Included in Oregon Ballet Theatre Exhibit
on view at the Oregon Historical Society August 2, 2019 A large-scale drawing by Kevin Kadar will be on view at the Oregon Historical Society in an exhibit honoring Oregon... Read more
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Whitney Lowe In Crocker Museum Group Show
Cool Clay: Recent Acquisitions in Contemporary Ceramics through Summer 2020 July 31, 2019 Whitney Lowe is included in Cool Clay: Recent Acquisitions in Contemporary Ceramics at the Crocker Museum, Sacramento, CA on view... Read more -
Sarah Horowitz Profiled
in Good Life Magazine July 30, 2019 Sarah Horowitz, was recently profiled in The Good Life Magazine, a publication focused on Washington's Douglas and Chelan counties. The... Read more -
Froelick Gallery will be Closed on Thursday, July 4
Opening again at noon on July 5 July 4, 2019 Froelick Gallery will be closed on Thursday, July 4, and will open again at noon on Friday, July 5. Read more
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Feddersen named 2019 Artist Trust Fellowship Award recipient
June 19, 2019 Congratulations to Joe Feddersen on being named a 2019 Artist Trust Fellowship Award recipient. Fellowships are merit-based monetary awards given... Read more -
Portland Rose Festival Grand Floral Parade!
Froelick Gallery to open late Saturday, June 8, 2019 June 7, 2019 Please note that in light of the parade marching through downtown, Froelick Gallery will open at 1:00pm on Saturday, June... Read more -
"Laurie Danial's Dynamic and Enigmatic Abstraction"
Profiled for Oregon Visual Arts Ecology Project May 25, 2019 An insightful profile of Laurie Danial written by Patrick Collier appears in the Oregon Visual Arts Ecology Project. Please follow... Read more
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Oregon Chief Justice Portrait by Katherine Ace
Portrait Unveiled at Oregon Supreme Court May 11, 2019 Katherine Ace was commissioned to paint the official portrait of Thomas Balmer, the Oregon Supreme Court's Chi ef Justice from... Read more -
Yoshihiro Kitai images in New York Times article
May 9, 2019 Yoshihiro Kitai 's gold and silver leaf works can be seen in 'Renovating an Ode to the Pacific Northwest ',... Read more -
Ronna Neuenschwander in "Tradition Interrupted"
on view at Bedford Gallery, Walnut Creek, CA April 6, 2019 Three sculptural works by Ronna Neuenschwander will be on view in Tradition Interrupted at Beford Gallery in Walnut Creek, CA... Read more
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Susan Seubert choreographs with BodyVox Dance Pearl Dive Project
April 5, 2019 BodyVox Dance Center's Artistic Directors Jamey Hampton and Ashley Roland asked the question: “What will happen when artists and innovators... Read more -
Victor Maldonado painting purchases by two museums
Portland Art Museum and the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at UO purchase Maldonado Paintings March 13, 2019 We are honored to announce that two of Maldonado's large scale paintings have been purchased by Oregon museums for their... Read more -
Willie Little exhibition at Archer Gallery, Clark College
America's Whispered Truths: Renee Billingslea and Willie Little March 13, 2019 On view thru April 13, 2019. Willie Little and Renee Billingslea critique portions of America’s social dilemmas, and confront the... Read more
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Welcoming Jim Denomie
March 13, 2019 Froelick Gallery is happy to begin exhibiting the work of celebrated Anishinaabe artist Jim Denomie. Jim lives and works in... Read more -
Joe Feddersen, "Echo"
On view at Pacific Northwest College of Art March 7, 2019 Joe Feddersen: Echo, a show of new large-format prints as well as glass, ceramic and monoprints from previous bodies of... Read more -
Nat Meade in Artforum
Nat Meade in March 2019 Issue of Artforum March 1, 2019 A recent New York exhibition by Nat Meade is reviewed by Todd Lippy in the March 2019 issue of Artforum... Read more
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Katherine Ace Paintings at Legacy Cancer Institute
"Moments of Transformation" on view for Artist Residency January 31, 2019 Katherine Ace is the current artist in residence at the Legacy Cancer Institute- she has work on view at Portland's... Read more -
Michael Schultheis at Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, WSU Pullman
"Venn Pirouettes": Solo Museum Exhibition opens January 15 January 15, 2019 January 15 - June 29, 2019 Artist and Washington State University alumnus Michael Schultheis finds dynamic synergies in the languages... Read more -
"Comings & Goings: Works on Paper by Rick Bartow" at the C.N. Gorman Museum
Bartow on view at UC Davis January 9, 2019 Comings and Goings: Works on Paper by Rick Bartow Jan 7 - Mar 15, 2019 The solo exhibition... Read more
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Matthew Dennison, "Birth Mark" Career Survey
Dennison at The Alexander Gallery, Clackamas Community College January 7, 2019 Work spanning Matthew Dennison's career will be on view in a show titled Birth Mark at The Alexander Gallery, Clackamas... Read more -
"Victor Maldonado's Liberation Stories at Froelick Gallery is one of the strongest painting shows I've ever seen in Portland." Jeff Jahn, PORT
November 15, 2018 This month is Victember! Victor Maldonado's Liberation Stories at Froelick Gallery is one of the strongest painting shows Ive ever... Read more -
Rick Bartow in "Original Warrior" at National Veterans Art Museum
Exhibit focuses on the Native American military experience October 30, 2018 The National Veterans Art Museum is excited to present Original Warrior, our new exhibition which explores the complex Native American... Read more
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Gail Tremblay in "Community and Continuity: Native American Art of New York", Hyperallergic article
Exhibit at the Samuel Dorsky Museum reviewed October 26, 2018 Gail Tremblay is featured in the exhibit Community and Continuity: Native American Art of New York at the Samuel Dorsky... Read more -
Whitney Lowe in Dot Magazine
October 26, 2018 Whitney Lowe is the subject of an in-depth profile in Dot Magazine, the publication of the Art Center. “I really... Read more -
Schultheis Lecture at Oregon State University
"Venn Pirouettes: Changing the way the world sees math" October 24, 2018 Michael Schultheis will lecture at Oregon State University at 7pm, October 24, on the topic of 'Venn Pirouettes: Changing the... Read more
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Hargis in Arrowmont Group Show
On view during Figurative Association Symposium 2018 October 20, 2018 Kris Hargis will have work on view at Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts in Gatlinburg, TN during the Figurative... Read more -
Victor Maldonado in Archer Gallery Group Show
Maldonado's "Lucha Chapel" in "I Say 'RADICAL!' You Say 'FEMINIST!'" group show October 2, 2018 I Say 'radical'! You say 'Feminist'! A celebration of diverse expressions of gender, identity, and the human body Exhibition: September... Read more -
Joe Feddersen in Portland Art Museum Glass Exhibit
CCN: Not Fragile with Joe Feddersen September 1, 2018 CCNA: Not Fragile Portland Art Museum 1219 SW Park Avenue Portland, OR 97205 SEP 1, 2018 - JUN 9, 2019... Read more
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Rick Bartow in LA Weekly
Bartow Show at the Autry Reviewed August 30, 2018 Rick Bartow's traveling retrospective 'Things You Know but Cannot Explain', now at the Autry Museum in Los Angeles, is the... Read more -
Tom Prochaska Exhibition in Lugano, Switzerland
Incisioni di Thomas A. Prochaska August 25, 2018 A series of prints created exclusively for the L'Associazione dell'Atelier Calcografico has opened at the Biblioteca Saliti dei Frati in... Read more -
Kris Hargis Reviewed in Visual Art Source
"A Michigan Winter" profiled by Richard Speer August 23, 2018 Richard Speer writes: Like Chuck Close, Cindy Sherman and other artists who work in self-portraiture, Kris Hargis takes a career-long... Read more
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Nat Meade in ArtMaze Magazine
Everyday Archetypes: In Studio with Nat Meade August 22, 2018 Nat Meade was interviewed by Layla Leiman for ArtMaze Magazine's Summer Issue, 8. Bathed in warm light, the somnambulant bearded... Read more -
Willie Little on KBOO Radio
Willie Little Interviewed August 18, 2018 Willie Little was recently interviewed by KBOO Community Radio's Amanda Clem for their program Art Focus. The full segment is... Read more -
Victor Maldonado in KSMoCA International Art Fair
Kid-Sized Art Fair at MLK Jr. School August 10, 2018 Victor Maldonado was invited to be a participant in the KSMoCA International Art Fair at MLK Jr. Middle School in... Read more
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Joe Feddersen included in "In Red Ink"
Feddersen in Group Show at Museum of Northwest Art August 1, 2018 Museum of Northwest Art 121 First Street La Conner, WA 98257 On view through September 23 'A major exhibit... Read more -
Rick Bartow Reviewed in Hyperalllergic
"Rick Bartow, the Native American Vietnam Veteran Who Confronted Loss Through Art The Autry Museum" July 5, 2018 Rick Bartow exhibition Things You Know But Cannot Explain at the Autry Museum in Los Angeles is reviewed by Hyperallergic. A leading figure of contemporary Native American artists, Bartow, from Newport, Oregon, was an enrolled member of the Mad River Band of Wiyot Indians, a Vietnam Veteran, whose drawings, paintings, prints, and sculpture have garnered national and international acclaim. Read more -
Gallery Chat with Charles Froelick at the Autry Museum, Los Angeles
"Who Was Rick Bartow?" June 23, 2018 'Who Was Rick Bartow?' Chat with Charles Froelick at the Autry Museum, Los Angeles June 23, 2018 1-4pm Drop by... Read more
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Nat Meade Residency in Italy
Siena Art institute Hosts Meade June 13, 2018 Nat Meade is spending June/July in Siena, Italy at a residency through the Siena Art Institute, where he will work... Read more -
Rick Bartow in the LA Times
Bartow Retrospective Profiled in LA Times June 5, 2018 Arts and entertainment article on Native American (Wiyot) artist Rick Bartow in the Los Angeles Times or LA Times describing his art exhibition Things You Know But Cannot Explain at the Autry Museum in Los Angelels Read more -
Rick Bartow Retrospective to Open at Autry Museum
"Things You Know but Cannot Explain" in Los Angeles May 11, 2018 Rick Bartow's retrospective exhibition 'Things You Know but Cannot Explain' will be on view at the Autry Museum in Los... Read more
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Victor Maldonado in "Mapping Hidden Systems"
Group Exhibition at Oregon State University May 5, 2018 Victor Maldonado's work is included in the three-person exhibition 'Mapping Hidden Systems' at Fairbanks Gallery, Oregon State University through May... Read more -
Saimaiyu Akesuk profiled by CBC
"Nunavut woman who 'hated art' her whole life discovers hidden talent" May 4, 2018 CBC News offers an interesting profile of artist Saimaiyu Akeusk's path to becoming a professional artist- her two solo shows... Read more -
Willie Little at SF MOMA Artist's Gallery
"Nodder Doll" on view through May 6. April 24, 2018 Willie Little's exhibition of reclaimed sculptural assemblages and paintings, 'Nodder Doll/Living Doll', is on view at the SF MOMA Artist's... Read more
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Whitney Lowe: By Design
On view at Oregon College of Art & Craft April 21, 2018 Whitney Lowe: By Design 'Lowe's current ceramic work is spatially intricate, with an emphasis on the sharpness of edge to... Read more -
Katherine Ace Artist Talk
Join us on Saturday, April 14 April 14, 2018 Katherine Ace will lead an exhibition tour and discussion of her current show of new paintings, Face to Face, at... Read more -
Feddersen Retrospective, "Cultural Abstractions"
On view at the Umpqua Valley Arts Association April 12, 2018 'Cultural Abstractions,' a retrospective of the career of Joe Feddersent (Colville), curated by Todd Clark, is on view at the... Read more
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Tremblay, Feddersen at Portland International Airport Group Show
WOVEN: The Art of Contemporary Native Basketry April 12, 2018 WOVEN: THE ART OF CONTEMPORARY NATIVE BASKETRY This outstanding exhibition is the third installment of Curator Todd Clark’s IMNDN traveling... Read more -
Victor Maldonado Lecture at Clark College
Maldonado Clark Arts Talk, 1/24 January 23, 2018 Victor Maldonado will participate in Clark Arts Talks at Clark College, Vancouver, WA by delivering a lecture on Wednesday, January... Read more -
Kris Hargis Albion Residency
Kris Hargis currently engaged in a 10-week residency at Albion College, Michigan January 18, 2018 Kris Hargis, Boise State Adjunct Professor in Art, and recent MFA Visual Arts alumni (May, 2016) has been awarded a... Read more
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Michael Schultheis Profiled in Mathematics Journal
November 16, 2017 Mathematics in the Mind's Eye: Michael Schultheis Paints Poetic and Conceptual Geometries appears in the Journal of Humanistic Mathematics ,... Read more -
Sarah Horowitz Residency in Switzerland
Sarah Horowitz in Art Bellwald Residency, Bellwald, Switzerland August 30, 2017 Sarah Horowitz is currently participating in the two-month Art Bellwald Residency in Bellwald, Switzerland. Working in nature and in a renovated barn, she is producing drawings for her November 2017 show at Froelick Gallery. Read more -
Bartow, Tremblay, Feddersen in JSMA exhibtion
Bartow, Tremblay, Feddersen included in "Conversations in the Round House" August 24, 2017 Rick Bartow, Gail Tremblay, and Joe Feddersen are among the group of twelve contemporary Native American artists featured in Conversations... Read more
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Nat Meade profiled by Juxtapoz Magazine
Meade Profile & Interview in the October issue of Juxtapoz Magazine July 5, 2017 Sasha Bogojev writes: 'When you can describe your creations as 'gods and buffoons,' it's clear you're drawing with a broad... Read more -
Benny Fountain reviewed in Visual Art Source
Benny Fountain's while the whole moves;and every part stands still is reviewed in Visual Art Source June 13, 2017 Richard Speer writes in Visual Art Source: 'Like a composition by Philip Glass, Benny Fountain's paintings explore seemingly infinite permutations... Read more -
Susan Seubert exhibits work in Venice during the 2017 Bienniale
May 13, 2017 Susan Seubert has been invited to participate in Personal Structures, during the 2017 Venice Biennale. Organized by the GlobalArtAffairs Foundation... Read more
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Oregon ArtsWatch review of Seubert's Exhibit
Bob Hicks writes eloquently of Susan Seubert's "Not a Day Goes By" exhibition April 26, 2017 'Seubert's exhibit on a subject most people don't like to think about includes two series: Asphyxiation, a grouping of 40... Read more -
Joe Feddersen at the Pequot Museum
Joe Feddersen included in "Without a Theme" at the Pequot Museum March 3, 2017 Without a Theme is an immersive display showcasing approximately 20 vibrant, large-format installations from seven premier North American artists. The... Read more -
Laurie Danial solo exhibition in Southern Oregon
"A Good Distance" opens January 13th at the Umpqua Valley Arts Association in Roseburg, OR January 13, 2017 The Umpqua Valley Arts Association will feature the work of Laurie Danial in her solo exhibition titled A Good Distance.... Read more
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Missoula Art Museum exhibit co-curated by Gail Tremblay
"Not Vanishing: Contemporary Expressions in Indigenous Art, 1977-2015" is now on view at the Missoula Art Museum September 23, 2016 Curated by both Gail Tremblay and Miles R. Miller, this exhibit seeks to bring together significant artworks by artists in... Read more -
Charles Froelick on Rick Bartow
Video: Charles Froelick Discusses Rick Bartow September 22, 2016 Charles Froelick's wonderful discussion of Rick Bartow's life, work and legacy is now available on our Vimeo page . Please... Read more -
Artforum.com reviews Rick Bartow
Artforum.com Critics' Picks reviews Rick Bartow retrospective September 13, 2016 We're honored to announce: Artforum.com Critics' Picks writer Chelsea Weathers reviews Rick Bartow's traveling retrospective Things You Know But Cannot... Read more
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Terrell James 2016 Texas Artist of The Year
Terrell James awarded 2016 Texas Artist of the Year by the Art League Houston September 12, 2016 The Art League Houston has awarded Terrell James the 2016-17 Texas Artist of the Year. This recognition further evidences her... Read more -
Gail Tremblay in NEA ARTS Magazine
National Endowment of the Arts publication NEA ARTS features the work of Gail Tremblay in the latest issue August 10, 2016 Victoria Hutter highlights the film baskets by Gail Tremblay in her recent article 'Outside the Box: Finding a Place for... Read more
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