Portland Art Museum Photography Council’sBrown Bag Lunch Talk SeriesBill Finger's imagery examines such topics as space exploration, crime, and the fallibility of memory. With each series he looks to the thin line between fiction, reality, and photography. To create an image, he begins with the construction of a miniature diorama that is built specifically for […]
Portland, Oregon photographer Hillary Atiyeh Clements’ exhibit, “Chaos Theory”, is a new series of black and white double exposures. Atiyeh Clements notes, “Chaos Theory is a branch of science based on the law of sensitive dependence on initial conditions. Rooted in quantum theory and relativity its main premise states that small changes in initial conditions […]
Robert Frank is considered the inventor of street photography. With his method of sequencing and composing pictures in intuitive series beyond the traditional photographic essay, he has developed new forms of expression within the medium of photography.Despite Frank’s significant influence on photographers of his own and subsequent generations, there are only few exhibitions of his […]
Georgina Reskala, Residue of a VisionPDX CONTEMPORARY ART is delighted to introduce the newest addition to the gallery roster, Georgina Reskala, in “Residue of a Vision,” her first solo exhibition with the gallery. The exhibition will feature new photographic prints on gelatin silver paper and linen. Born and raised in Mexico, now living in Los […]
Wolff Gallery presents Generous Mystery by Dorothy Glenn, a series in which photography serves as a medium for self-exploration. Glenn turns the camera on herself, creating in-camera multiple exposures in addition to more straightforward yet delightfully surreal imagery. Through these methods, she embraces the experimentation, change, and uncertainty inherent to these processes that also mirror […]
A five-question survey was sent out to 30+ figures in the Portland photography community – photographers, gallerists, non-profit organization staff, curators, teachers – asking opinions on the state of the photography “scene” here in Portland at this given moment. What came back to us was a diverse perspective of opinion that will become the foundation […]
Walt has been photographing since about 1957. The Junior High School he attended had a camera club with a darkroom. He studied photography at Brooks Institute of photography between 1969 and 1970. He has worked in the photo industry in camera shops, portrait studios, commercial studios and freelance work.He owned two One-Hour/Custom Photo Labs from […]
Portland Art Museum Photography Council’sBrown Bag Lunch Talk SeriesLeslie Hickey was recently a fellow at The Civita Institute in Civita di Bagnoregio, Italy. Born in Portland in 1983, she first went to Italy at 20, and has since returned four times with an additional trip planned for May 2018. She will speak about how her […]
Melanie Flood at Fourteen30 ContemporaryNow through March 3rd, 2018Fourteen30 Contemporary is pleased to present Mirror Mirror, an exhibition of new work by Portland, OR-based photographer Melanie Flood. This will be Flood’s first solo exhibition at the gallery.Aligned with contemporary conceptual photographers such as Anne Collier, Annette Kelm, Sara VanDerBeek, and Eileen Quinlan, Flood’s practice brings […]
OPEN/CLOSE: February 2, 2018 –March 26th, 2018Pushdot Studio is honored to be working in conjunction with Angelica Dass to bring her internationally acclaimed project, Humanae- Work in Progress to the West Coast of the United States for the first time. We believe the artist’s vision presents a unique reflection on race, it’s definition and it’s […]
