Permanent Art

The Port of Portland owns and operates Portland International Airport. 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 concessions specific to our Northwest region, environmentally responsible operations and attractive facilities, PDX has been named Best Airport in the nation for six years running!

The Port’s permanent art collection contributes to the ambiance of PDX. The collection includes work by Louis Bunce, Jack Portland, Deborah Butterfield and others. In two and three dimensional form, the collection captures the collective memory of our region. Artists’ impressions convey the values and spirit of the Pacific Northwest to visitors and locals alike.

The Port’s permanent collection includes artwork in the Portland International Airport terminal and grounds, as well as the Port of Portland Headquarters.

To view permanent artwork at Portland International Airport, click on the images below:

Provincial Narrative, 1991 Concourse D Butterfield Horses, Princess Pine and Lyon, 1995 Airport Way Butterfield Horse, Silverfork, 1995 Airport Way Columbia, 2001, Concourse C State of O, 2001, ABC Lobby Columbia, 2001, Concourse C “Da Tung and Xi’an Bao Bao” (Universal Peace and Baby Elephant), 2012 Concourse Connector Trees and Rain, 2001, Gates C1 and C2 Detail, Trees and Rain, 2001, Gates C1 and C2 Louis Bunce Mural, Oregon Market Louis Bunce Mural, 1958 Oregon Market Ann Munson, 2016, Concourse D Lactation room Xylophone Garden, 2016, Ann Munson Tidepools, 2013 Concourse D Chevrons, 2001 Max Platform Bronze rails, 2001 Max Platform Weather vanes, 2002 Max escalators Phenomena: Homage to Flight I , 2002 Max escalators Phenomena: Homage to Flight II , 2002 Max escalator The Way Home, 2015 Concourse E Governor Victor Atiyeh, 2009 Concourse D Governor Victor Atiyeh and mural, 2009 Concourse D

To view permanent artwork in the Port of Portland Headquarters, click on the images below:

Bottom of the Sea (floor), 2005 Core, 2005 Louis Bunce original sketch for mural, 1958 Louis Bunce original sketch for mural, 1958 Portland Port, 2000 Blade, 1994 Chinook Room doors and handles, 2005 Chinook Room doors and handles, 2005 Louis Bunce original sketch for mural, 1958 4-Bar Wing, Kinetic shade, 2005 Buoyancy, Cumulus, Toe Hold, 2009 Windswept Air, 2010 Windswept Air, 2010 Equilibrium, 2005 Port of Portland, 2014 Containers, 2010 Piles, 2006 Field Study, 2010