Art museum featuring Asian, American, Native American, and European art collections, traveling exhibitions, and film screenings.
A special 35mm screening of David Lynch's 'Blue Velvet' presented by Fresh Cut Flowers and PAM CUT, with wine and music, as part of the 'Night Blooming Jasmine' programme.
A screening of David Lynch's surreal horror film Eraserhead as part of the Night Blooming Jasmine programme, with a product launch from Fresh Cut Flowers.
Special screening of David Lynch's Lost Highway within the Night Blooming Jasmine film series at the Portland Art Museum.
Showcase of the new and historic event spaces for weddings, galas and corporate events with tastings, tours and live music.
Presentation by photographer Eddie Soloway on the beauty of photography and how to make personal images, part of the museum's PAM CUT lecture series.
Screening of the 1968 psychological horror film Rosemary's Baby, directed by Roman Polanski, as part of the PAM CUT film series at the Portland Art Museum.
Exhibition of the monumental asphalt art piece 'Mountains Full of Blessings' by Yinka Ilori at the Portland Art Museum, transforming the urban street grid into a public art installation.
Exhibition featuring Katherine Ace's painting '9 Portraits' alongside the work of the nine Northwest artists depicted in it, including Laura Ross-Paul, Mary Josephson, and Shu-Ju Wang.
Screening of the documentary The Elk followed by a post-screening walking tour of downtown Portland monuments, part of ADX Fest.
A screening of the horror classic 'Eyes without a Face' in 4K restoration, part of the 'Vintage Spooky' festival at the Portland Art Museum.
Screening of George A. Romero's 1968 horror classic 'Night of the Living Dead' as part of the PAM CUT horror film series at the Portland Art Museum.
35mm screening of Peter Bogdanovich's screwball comedy 'What's Up, Doc?' with a discussion, opening the 'Portraits' film series at the Portland Art Museum.
Live Wire radio show with live performances and recording in the Sunken Ballroom, with free pop-up performances in the galleries.
Special screening of the film A Proclamation for Peace with a post-film conversation with poet Kim Stafford, composer Theresa Koon and filmmaker Ron Bourke.
Exhibition by Marco Brambilla featuring Heaven's Gate and Anthology, video and photo-montage works exploring Hollywood dreams and excess.
Exhibition of eight works by Mark Rothko, shown in chronological order, celebrating the artist who grew up in Portland.
Exhibition of work by Rick Bartow at the Portland Art Museum, exploring themes of transformation and identity through drawing, painting and sculpture.
Annual gala of Oregon Ballet Theatre with live auction, paddle raise and after-party; dress code Fantastically Formal & Curiously Colorful.
Exhibition bringing together approximately 70 prints and paintings and 50 film clips and stills from German Expressionism, exploring the dramatic world of German art and film between 1918 and 1939.
Exhibition of work by nine women artists at the Portland Art Museum, inspired by Katherine Ace's 2019 painting '9 Portraits'.
Exhibition of Australian Indigenous art drawn from the National Gallery of Victoria collection, charting watershed moments in Indigenous art from the late 19th century to the present.
Special screening of the documentary about the Bigfoot footage, with a Q&A with director Marq Evans, producer Tamir Ardon and Clint Patterson, son of Roger Patterson.
Exhibition curated by the Harriet Tubman Center for Expanded Curatorial Practice, where fourth and fifth-grade students act as researchers and curators.
Annual members meeting with curators, trustees, and guest speakers, exhibition updates, and trustee elections.
A hands-on artmaking workshop where children create their own monsters to take home, part of the ScreenPLAY! kids and family series at the Portland Art Museum.
A family-friendly screening of the 1991 horror-comedy film 'The Addams Family' as part of the Vintage Spooky Halloween film series at The Whitsell.
Vintage spooky film screening of The Shining (1980) at The Whitsell, part of the Vintage Spooky series.
A month of horror classics presented through PAM CUT at the Whitsell Auditorium, with unique programs and series released throughout the year.
A major exhibition of Australian Indigenous art from the National Gallery of Victoria collection, featuring over 130 artists and works ranging from bark paintings to new-media pieces.
