Portland International Airport - Art Program
Expansive Oregon Film History Mural + Movie Poster Exhibit in PDX’s South Pedestrian Tunnel
The exciting new #OregonMade Film History and Poster Exhibit is now on view in Portland International Airport’s South Pedestrian Tunnel which connects PDX’s parking garage to the terminal. Providing travelers with over 160 uninterrupted feet of colorful mural art, iconic movie posters, and…
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Woven: The Art of Contemporary Native Basketry Opens in Concourse DE
Featuring artworks from twelve Northwest based professional Native artists, this outstanding exhibition is the third installment of Curator Todd Clark’s IMNDN traveling exhibition titled Woven: The Art of Contemporary Native Basketry.
The exhibition focuses on the power…
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Engaging Repurposed sculpture by James Florschutz now in Baggage Claim
James Florschutz, The World Between, 2005, Surveyor stakes, Ash, Walnut, and crayon, 75 x 51.5 x 13 inches
Now on view pre-security in North Baggage Claim through the PDX Art Program is a handsome reclaimed and salvaged wood relief sculpture titled The World…
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Intricate Book Excavations by James Allen in Concourse A
James Allen is a Portland Oregon based visual artist that produces wonderfully unique “Book Excavation” sculptures. Allen painstakingly transforms vintage books into sculptures brimming with carefully chosen words, phrases and images. Twenty-three of Allen’s exquisite Book Excavations are currently on view…
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Impressive Multnomah Falls LEGO sculpture by Erik Mattson now in Baggage Claim
An extremely intricate and impressive eight foot tall LEGO sculpture of Oregon’s iconic Multnomah Falls is now on view pre-security in PDX Baggage Claim (located next to travel Oregon) through January of 2019. The sculpture was designed and built by Portland based LEGO artist…
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Xander Griffith’s Imaginative Fiber Journey in Concourse B
Through the soft warmth of natural and acrylic felts, fiber artist Xander Griffith creates compositions that honor and celebrate Pacific Northwest nature-based subject matter in his premier PDX exhibition titled 11.15.1805.
Xander’s exhibition title refers to a particularly challenging date noted in the travel…
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Vivid Thunderegg photographs by Julian Gray of the Rice Museum featured at PDX
Julian Gray is the Executive Director of the Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks and Minerals, in Hillsboro, Oregon and photographed the six fascinating Thunderegg specimens from the Rice Museum’s collection in the recent exhibition featured in Portland International Airport’s Rental Car…
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Deb Stoner photographs added to the Port’s Permanent Art Collection
The Port of Portland’s Permanent Art Collection greatly contributes to the pleasing ambiance of PDX. In two and three-dimensional form, the Port’s collection captures the collective memory and history of our region. Artists’ impressions and skilled craft convey the values and…
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Nachtfluge by Kevin Cooley Tracks Flight in the Night Skies
The PDX Art Program is honored to present a spectacular selection of ten large scale photographs by renowned international contemporary artist Kevin Cooley. Located pre-security in the International Arrivals area of North Baggage Claim, Cooley’s series titled Nachtfluge (German for night flight) depicts long exposure photography of…
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Imager by Laura Hughes Dazzlingly Reflects Concourse A
Laura Hughes, a dynamic Visual Artist currently based in Portland, Oregon, produces compelling site-specific art installations investigating how light, form and space surround and shape one another in our collective perception.
Directly responding to the given features of architectural space, Hughes manipulates reflective materials and artificial or…
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