Author: Pat Castaldo

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🦉 We had to close our shop and gallery due to the pandemic, but our sister shop buyolympia.com has remained open and is now offering local pickup here in Portland. You can order online and pick up your gifts to save on shipping.

Place your order online and then once you get an email that it is ready (it takes us a few hours to a day, depending on when you order), you can pick it up through our red door in the parking lot on N Mississippi Ave.

Pickup hours are Noon to 5pm Monday through Saturday (closed Sunday).

Pickup will be available through December 24th at 5pm.

Please arrive wearing a mask, knock on the red door and wait for someone to bring your order to you.

We wish everyone warm and happy holidays.

—land & buyolympia

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Land Gallery Front Door

🦉 We had to close the shop and gallery for the rest of the year, but our sister shop @buyoly remains open and is now offering local pickup.

Place your order online and then once you get an email that it is ready (it takes us a day or so), you can pick it up through our red door in the parking lot.

Pickup hours are Noon to  5pm Monday through Saturday (closed Sunday).

Knock on the door and then come in if open, wait and someone will bring your order to the pickup table for a contact-less pickup. 

Thanks!-land team

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Adaptation is a collection of small works by Portland, Oregon illustrators who are interested in exploring the line between illustration, design and fine art.

Each piece offers a little window into the soul of the maker, a snapshot of what artists have been creating during the pandemic while their usual resources are unavailable.

“We hope, to one day soon, display our larger works in Land Gallery’s upstairs, but for now we wanted to bring the art to the windows to remind you that artists are still here and making things, and that you as the audience are still so important to us.”

View Entire collection Online
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Off the Page: Unnatural Habitats is a collaborative illustration project featuring 18 artists working across the illustration industry.

“Unnatural Habitats” is their debut exhibit as a group, and includes both solo and collaborative works, in an effort to push their boundaries as artists who often work alone or remotely.

Inspired by mythology, folklore, and fairytales, they examine the range and scope of illustration as it is on the page, and what happens when it is brought off the page and into three-dimensional space.

The resulting experience is an adventurous world populated with collaborative works that bleed past their own borders and into one another.

This show has been pushed from from April to August in light of Design Week Portland’s postponement.

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We’re thrilled to be hosting the artwork of Jean Smith in Land Gallery this May, 2020. She’s bringing pieces from her $100 collection — each piece is only $100 and all sales above Jean’s $1000 monthly expenses go towards opening the Free Artist Residency for Progressive Social Change.

You can read a mini-review of this series with The Jealous Curator.

Jean has talked about her efforts to raise money for the Free Artist Resident for Progressive Social Change on the site Jes Reyes.

Jean will be performing with her long-time collaborator David Lester as Mecca Normal during the opening party on May 9, 2020.

The show will run from May 9 – June 7, 2020.