May/June: Jeff Howard
Most of us know, abstractly, that the human body and human consciousness did not wink into existence. Most of us have some vague understanding that these have been knitted together … Continue reading May/June: Jeff Howard
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Most of us know, abstractly, that the human body and human consciousness did not wink into existence. Most of us have some vague understanding that these have been knitted together … Continue reading May/June: Jeff Howard
March/April: Dave Gallison March 26, 2026 Dave Gallison is delighted to share instants and instances of often-startling beauty in the natural world. Photographs feature themes of African leopards and lions … Continue reading March/April: Dave Gallison
For the past seven years, Portland artist Nancy Helmsworth has found inspiration in Forest Park. She began looking to the trees as examples of longevity and resilience at the same … Continue reading Jan./Feb.: Nancy Helmsworth
It’s always surprising to see how many talented people we see in Fuller Hall. This year we encouraged young people to apply, and a few did.
Benno Philippson was an architect who loved to paint the interesting buildings he encountered while traveling…and at home. The light-filled watercolors make you feel like you are there on a … Continue reading October: Benno Philippson
M. Aurora Oliva is a Filipino-American artist. She immigrated to the United States with her parents in the 1980’s. Aurora grew up and was educated in New Jersey. As a child and … Continue reading September: Aurora Oliva
Leslie Pohl-Kosbau is showing etchings, Sam Muller is showing photographs, and Connie Cleaton is showing watercolors this month.
Portland artist Leslie Lee started The Soul Box Project in 2017 after the October 1 Las Vegas music festival mass shooting. The massacre prompted Lee to look up statistics about … Continue reading March/April: Soul Box Project
Paula Bullwinkel is a narrative and figurative painter. Her female characters and beast-familiars are often in a doppelgänger tableau, suggesting an unsettling and boisterous multiverse. She has exhibited widely, including … Continue reading January/February: Paula Bullwinkel
The Garden Poppy Dully’s artistic practices span painting, printmaking, and artist books. Her recent work features copper etched botanical prints created over the past two years. She is attracted to … Continue reading Nov./Dec.: Poppy Dully