The Port of Portland owns and operates Portland International Airport (PDX). PDX is the 29th largest passenger airport in the US and serves a population of more than 3.5 million people in two states. PDX offers travelers a unique customer experience with local concessions specific to our Northwest region, environmentally responsible operations, and attractive facilities.
The Port of Portland values and celebrates everyone’s life experiences, voices, and histories. We strive to offer equitable access to arts and culture experiences. Equity, diversity, inclusion, and shared prosperity are our core values. The Port of Portland Permanent Art Collection contributes to the diverse culture and overall ambiance of PDX.
The Port Permanent Art Collection includes artwork sited within Portland International Airport and on the airport’s grounds, as well as within the Port of Portland Headquarters and PDX’s PACR Rental Car Facility. In two and three-dimensional forms, the engaging collection captures the collective memory of our region and world. Artists’ impressions convey the values and spirit of the Pacific Northwest to visitors and locals alike.
The growing permanent art collection—made up of more than sixty-five (65) unique artworks and art installations—includes fine work by RYAN! Feddersen, Jacob Hashimoto, Brenda Mallory, Ko Kirk Yamahira, Ellen McFadden, Ben Butler, Nori Sato, DeWitt Godfrey, Linda Beaumont, Jeremy Okai Davis, Deb Stoner, Perez Westbrooks, Sticky Co., Deborah Butterfield, Joe Feddersen, Louis Bunce, Lucinda Parker, Jack Portland, and many more.