Artist Rachel Denny’s highly crafted installations and sculpture portray life-size explorations of the wild, seductive beauty found in the natural world and the imprint that human intervention has made on Earth’s flora and fauna. She produces colorful, animated work in a wide variety of media, including fiber, ceramic, and resin. Denny utilizes time-honed sculpture techniques…
The PDX Art Program is honored to debut ten masterly charcoal drawings from the series A Storm Blown From Paradise by Vancouver BC based artist Amory Abbott. These superb works are on view pre-security through November 2019 in the International Arrivals area of North Baggage Claim. Spanish Point, 2018 | Charcoal on Stonehenge 250 gsm | 26…
Located post-security in Concourse C, The Hollywood Theatre at Portland International Airport is a 17-seat microcinema. Free and all ages, the theatre showcases short films by Oregon filmmakers with programming updated quarterly. To submit your film for consideration, please visit the Hollywood Theatre’s Film Freeway festival page, click here. Now Playing: Fall 2018 Harvesting One Million Christmas Trees,…
More Education is a handsome and timely solo exhibition/exploration of diverse elements and ideas that have informed Portland artist Jeremy Okai Davis to be the person he is today. Davis creates paintings that are both personal and engaging through multi-layered subject matter that invites further investigation. PJ & Spree, 2016, Acrylic on panel, 12 x 10…
Artist Ruth Lantz explores the intersection between painting and digital language. Commingling abstraction and representation, she approaches her highly crafted paintings and prints through a series of perceptual, process driven, and painterly filtration systems. Lantz’s skillful and innovative new exhibition titled Technotope—meaning an external space that is uniform in its use values, social meanings, and technology use—is…
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 Oregon landscapes, this informative mural represents a carefully curated collection of Oregon’s…
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 and beauty of contemporary Native basketry. Making a Portland Oregon debut as part of the PDX Rotating Art Program post-security…
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 Between by Portland artist James Florschutz. Florschutz is a sculptor with 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 post-security in Concourse A through the PDX Art Program. This outstanding exhibition, appropriately titled…
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 July of 2019. The sculpture was designed and built by Portland based LEGO artist Erik Mattson in 225 hours over the course of one year with…
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