Welcome to the Hallie Ford Museum of Art - Willamette University - Salem, Oregon. The Museum Oregon’s third largest art museum celebrates the creativity of the human spirit as it is reflected in the art of different cultures, different places and different times. Located in the heart of Salem, Oregon, near the State Capitol building, the museum’s collections reflect the rich, diverse culture of the Northwest and explores the history of art around the world. Special exhibitions range from classical works to modern masters, while the permanent galleries feature works by Pacific Northwest and Native American artists, as well as a diverse collection of Ancient, European, American and Asian art.
Experience the wonder, mystery and magic at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art. Become a member today! Umpqua Valley Arts Association. PICA - Portland Institute for Contemporary Art. Portland Art Museum. The Art Gym at Marylhurst University. A university gallery and educational space, The Art Gym organizes exhibitions and publications for emerging and established artists based in the Pacific Northwest, fostering cultural risk-tasking and building the art historical record of the region. The Art Gym's regionally recognized program was awarded the Governor's Arts Award in May 2005.
Recipients are selected on the basis of dedication to the advancement of the arts in Oregon, length of commitment to the statewide arts community, highest level of artistic contribution and extent of reputation in the county, state and nation. The Art Gym is a member of Portland Art Focus, a collaborative venture designed to increase cultural tourism to the region. Gallery HoursTuesday – Sunday, 12-4pm AdmissionFree and open to the public. CuratorBlake Shell, curatorTerri M. Departmental SupportThe Art Gym and its programs are made possible by the support and contributions of the Art & Interior Design Department at Marylhurst University.
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Petit problème... Firefox n'est pas parvenu à trouver la page www.coosart.org. Thern Oregon University:Schneider Museum of Art:Museum Home. From the Permanent Collection: Arnold J. Kemp,Who’s Afraid of Something Real, 2012, an archival pigment print in an artist’s frame. The Schneider Museum of Art's acquisition of this work was made possible by The Ford Family Foundation’s Art Acquisition Program, managed by the Oregon Arts Commission. Akihiko Miyoshi,Abstract Photograph (111511c) and (111511dg2), 2012, diptych Matt McCormick, from The Great Northwest,Berta, Sissie, and Clarice, 2011-2012, Chromira print, 29” x 38”, courtesy of Tacoma Art Museum, Gift of Collect 21NW, 2012.6 A-I. Matt McCormick, from The Great Northwest,Vista House, 2011-2012, Chromira print, 29” x 38”, courtesy of Tacoma Art Museum, Gift of Collect 21NW, 2012.6 A-I. Matt McCormick, from The Great Northwest,Sunset Highway, 2011-2012, Chromira print, 29” x 38”, courtesy of Tacoma Art Museum, Gift of Collect 21NW, 2012.6 A-I.
Heidi Schwegler, from Visibility Near Zero,Iphigenia, 2014 Heidi Schwegler, from Visibility Near Zero, Untitled, 2014, Foam, fabric.