The Rotating Art Program at Portland International Airport provides a portal into the dynamic cultural life of our region.
Through ongoing relationships with professional regional artists, arts organizations, art museums, and galleries, the PDX Art Program provides a showcase for artwork that reflects the values of the Port of Portland and the region we serve.
Rotating Exhibitions: Within the PDX terminal, there are currently five exhibition areas featuring artwork by professional regional artists (living and working in Oregon and Washington State). These temporary exhibits rotate annually and are located post-security within Concourse D and Concourse E.
Additional pre-security exhibition locations include:
International Exhibitions in Baggage Claim: This exhibit space features the work of international artists or regional artists working on international themes. It is located pre-security near the international arrivals waiting area in North Baggage Claim. This exhibit space rotates annually.
Rental Car Lobby: This exhibit space features exhibitions of regional cultural special interest and rotates annually. It is located on both the north and south walls of the Rental Car Lobby.
South Pedestrian Tunnel: This exhibit space features exhibitions of regional cultural special interest and rotates every two years. It is located on the north wall of the South Pedestrian Tunnel leading from PDX’s parking structure towards the escalators to and from Baggage Claim.
For details on individual exhibitions currently on view, please view posts on the Home page or click on the images below.
Reflection by Shohei Takasaki in Concourse D
Cut Out by Io Palmer within the Concourse E Extension
The City and The Sky by Jacob Hashimoto (educational exhibition) within the Concourse E Extension Display Case
LEGO St. Johns Bridge by Erik Mattson within the Concourse DE Display Case
There is a Land Over the Ocean by The Immigrant Story in the International Arrivals Corridor of North Baggage Claim
A Place Called Home mural by Alex Chiu and Jeremy Nichols in the North Pedestrian Tunnel
#OregonMade Film History and Poster Exhibition in the South Pedestrian Tunnel