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…
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 spirit of the Pacific Northwest to visitors and locals alike. The permanent art collection…
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 natural light to navigate dimensional relationships, intersecting planes, and shifting visibility relative to surface, space…
The PDX Art Program is overjoyed to feature Portland Artist Amy Ruppel’s new multicolored large scale mural Welcome to Portland Oregon. Located prominently on the back wall of the South Passenger Arrivals waiting area in Ticketing next to Starbucks Coffee, the uplifting mural features regional flora, fauna and important landmarks for travelers and PDX visitors to enjoy. Amy…
Esque Studio is a result of a 20 year long collaboration between two highly skilled Portland, Oregon based glass artists. The Esque Studio 20 Year Retrospective Exhibition at PDX is a dazzling visual tribute to the innovative contemporary glass art and design crafted by the renowned dynamic duo of Esque Studio, Andi Kovel and Justin Parker….
Planes of Planes, Sara Sjol, Concourse D, February 16, 2016 – February 16, 2017 Planes of Planes is an emotive expression of place created by Portland artist, Sara Sjol. As inspiration for this project, Sara spent hours at PDX observing travelers, watching planes land and depart, and thinking about her own experiences of flight. From bottom…
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