Many of the prints from Ryan Berkley’s summer show with us are now available as prints in the shop and online.
This show looked at facets of nature and how they can inspire human traits and values. It’s a bit like classic scientific lithographs but with a modern cultural spin.
Shop in store or online.
Adam describes the event as “It’ll be really cute and low key so come by and hang out and let’s talk about the fun anxiety that comes with ‘being a creative’ and ‘trying to make things.'”
Come on out, meet Adam and hear about his great new book. Can’t make it? You can pickup your copy online at our sister shop buyolympia.com.
Artist Nikki McClure returns to Land to share the original pieces from her 2018 calendar. Using only an x-acto knife, Nikki transforms a single piece of black construction paper into something magical. Pulling inspiration from the world around her, she creates a strong, female-driven narrative of life in the Pacific Northwest.
Join us for an opening reception on Friday, October 20th from 6-9pm.
Show runs through November 19th. Open daily 10a – 7p.
We’re thrilled to be able to share Jesse LeDoux’s original work with you online at our sister store, buyolympia.com.
Finite is Infinite features a series of new paintings, screen prints and ceramic sculptures by Jesse LeDoux exploring the relationship between the city and the natural environment.
Join us for a reception with the artist on Friday, September 8, 2017 at 6pm.
The show is free and open to the public daily from 10am-7pm, September 9 – October 9, 2017.
We’re thrilled by the stunning collection of prints that are rolling in for our upcoming group show.
Snippets of work by Lisa Congdon, Nyssa Oru, Cate Andrews and Meg Hunt above.
COTTON CANDY makes their first appearance on the west coast of this continent with long-time west-coaster and visionary outfit SELECTOR DUB NARCOTIC (featuring Calvin Johnson) for a special, free Tuesday early-evening performance, August 1st at 6pm.
Her Own Wings is a gallery show of femme representations of our city, by female-identified Portland artists.
The concept for the show came from show-organizers Andy McMillan’s passion for local history, and his research into the Portland Building and the statue of Portlandia.
“I have been frustrated for some time about the fact that the City tried and ultimately failed to brand Portland with a strong female figure in the early 1980s. So I’m bringing together some of my favorite local artists to try again.”
Show runs July 28 – September 3, 2018
Opening Night Friday July 28 at 6pm with many of the artists in attendance.
We just got our copies of in the shop of True Portland: The Unofficial Guide for Creative People. More than a travel guide, it’s a curated experience that captures the essence of what makes Portland different from other cities. Perfect for visitors to our fair city and residents alike.
We’ve gone through all our previous shows and organized them by year, so it’s easier than ever to browse all the great work we’ve shown over the eight years we’ve been doing this.
