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Overview Welcome to the HeART of Portland: K-12 Arts Showcase + Miller Family Free Day! Enjoy free admission all day in celebration of youth arts and the community partnership between the Museum and city schools. Make art, see student performances, and visit the HeART of Portland K-12 Visual Art...
Camp overview Dive into the dynamic world of digital drawing & animation using the illustration app Procreate. Guided by teaching artist and illustrator Fry, young creators will bring their drawings to life through movement, rhythm, and storytelling. Through a mix of individual projects and...
Sundays, March 8, April 12, May 10, June 14, 1 – 4 p.m. Sign up for all four sessions ($150) or just one individually ($50/each)! Ages 16+, limited to 20 participants PAM // PAM CUT Drawing Club is an in-gallery drawing workshop series led by teaching artists Fry and Julz Clementine, who are...
We’re delighted to be collaborating with Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB) to celebrate the many Rental Sales Gallery Member Artists who have been showcased on Oregon Art Beat, their flagship arts program. Come and discover why these nearly 30 exceptional local artists were selected to be shown on...
Camp overview Learn how to turn ideas into illustrated stories and investigate the connections between art books, comics, zines, and graphic novels in this weeklong camp for youth ages 11-14. Guided by teaching artist, ceramicist, and zine maker Erika Rier, campers will explore how images and words.
Dreams in Nightmares (2024) Directed by Shatara Michelle Ford. 2hr 8min. Not Rated. FILMMAKER IN ATTENDANCE! Guest curated by The Future of Film is Female, Dreams in Nightmares follows three Black queer femmes in their mid-30s taking a road trip across the Midwestern United States in search of...
We close out 2026 with our Artist new Holiday-focused show. Come in and buy your perfect holiday gifts, from works all priced at $800 or less. Treat yourself, or give your loved one the gift of fine art! Learn more at rentalsalesgallery.com. The opening reception will be on Friday, November 20,...
PAM CUT’s Summer Camp 2026 is the hub for media arts magic, with camps for ages 8–10 and 11–14 in stop-motion and digital animation, world-building, DJing, comics and zines, and more.
Discover the beautiful images of cities and architecture created by a group of our Member Artists. In this second of our Artist Spotlight series, find works that draw inspiration from the urban environments around us. Learn more at rentalsalesgallery.com.Featuring pieces by Robert Gleason, Wayne...
Event overview Celebrate the extraordinary work of student artists and over a decade of citywide funding for K-12 arts education! The Portland Art Museum is proud to partner with Portland Public Schools to host the 2026 HeART of Portland: A Portland Public Schools K-12 Arts Showcase. This annual...
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Join artist Lorne James for a participatory art initiative inspired by Navajo cultural beliefs of harmony, balance, and interconnections. This project invites you to create art flags that reflect your interpretation of "Walking in Beauty." With our art, we'll embrace the philosophy that the purpose.
Encourage emerging language skills with books, rhymes, music and fun. Don't forget to bring an instrument, and if you would like, a blanket to sit on in our meeting room! Recommended for ages 18 months – 36 months
Come enjoy our story time with songs, rhymes, stories, movement, and crafts. Craft to follow the story time program. Recommended for ages 18 months – 5 years, but all ages and abilities welcome. No registration required.
Sundays, March 8, April 12, May 10, June 14, 1 – 4 p.m. Sign up for all four sessions ($150) or just one individually ($50/each)! Ages 16+, limited to 20 participants PAM // PAM CUT Drawing Club is an in-gallery drawing workshop series led by teaching artists Fry and Julz Clementine, who are...
Sundays, March 8, April 12, May 10, June 14, 1 – 4 p.m. Sign up for all four sessions ($150) or just one individually ($50/each)! Ages 16+, limited to 20 participants PAM // PAM CUT Drawing Club is an in-gallery drawing workshop series led by teaching artists Fry and Julz Clementine, who are...
Puddysticks (2024) Directed by Megan Seely. 1hr 33min. Not Rated. FILMMAKER IN ATTENDANCE! Guest curated by The Future of Film is Female, Puddysticks is a dark, joyously twisted comedy following Liz, a workaholic at a brutal, elite gaming company with the chance to be recruited by her gaming hero...
La Piscine (1969) Directed by Jacques Deray. 2hrs. Rated PG. Guest programmed by the fashion in film experts Looks on Screen, La Piscine (1969) captures a languid summer in the South of France. Part of our film series Pretty Witty and Gay, in conversation with the David Hockney exhibit, the film is.
Sunset Boulevard (1950) Directed by Billy Wilder. 1hr 50min. Not Rated. Catch the Billy Wilder comedy noir classic Sunset Boulevard (1950) as part of our film series Pretty, Witty and Gay— in conversation with the David Hockney exhibition. This film is a masterclass in high contrast, deep shadows,..
Singin’ in the Rain (1952) Directed by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen. 1hr 43min. Rated G. Guest programmed by Drag sensation Poison Waters, catch Singin’ in the Rain (1952) as part of our film series Pretty, Witty and Gay—in conversation with the David Hockney exhibition. This magical and celebrated.
3 Women (1977) Directed by Robert Altman. 2hr 4min. Rated PG. Catch Robert Altman’s dreamy 3 Women (1977) as part of our film series Pretty, Witty and Gay‚—in conversation with the David Hockney exhibition. This visually rich, impressionistic film is set against the backdrop of the dusty California.
The Long Goodbye (1973) Directed by Robert Altman. 1hr 52min. Rated R. Catch the neo-noir Robert Altman classic The Long Goodbye (1973) as part of our film series Pretty, Witty and Gay—in conversation with the David Hockney exhibition. The Long Goodbye is set in sun-drenched 1970’s Los Angeles and..
Playtime (1967) Directed by Jacques Tati. 1hr 55min. Not Rated. French mime, screenwriter, and director Jacques Tati’s hapless, old-world alter ego Monsieur Hulot appeared in four sublime comedies from 1953 through 1971. Hulot’s third go-round, Playtime, a commercial and critical disaster upon its..
Pee-wee’s Big Adventure (1985) Directed by Tim Burton. 1hr 30min. Rated PG When given the green light to make his first Pee-wee Herman movie, Paul Reubens began writing a remake of his favorite childhood film, Pollyanna. But when a 1947 Schwinn Racer bike suddenly appeared outside his Warner Bros...
Nashville (1975) Directed by Robert Altman. 2hr 39min. Rated R. In 1975, Paul Reubens was a struggling actor living in Los Angeles before joining the seminal improvisation troupe The Groundlings. That year, Robert Altman released Nashville, one of his most revered films and a masterwork of the...
Workshop overview Saturdays, May 2 & 9, 1 – 4 p.m.Cost: $135 before April 20, $150 after Ages 18+, limited to 18 participants Step into the process of creating immersive light art in this two-session, hands-on workshop led by Craig Winslow, Founder & Chief Creative Officer of Winslow Studio....
Camp overview Join teaching artist Fry for a collaborative art-making experience where kids ages 8–10 create bold heroes, wily villains, and the imaginary places they call home. Campers will use drawing, writing prompts, and imaginative games to practice storytelling. They’ll invent creatures,...
Camp overview Step inside a game studio and build a world together. Guided by teaching artist and game designer Ian Levesque, campers will work in teams modeled after an indie game studio to develop an exploration-based video game from concept to prototype. Working as a creative team, youth will...