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The Falcon Art Community is the brainchild of Brian Wannamaker and is a unique platform for artists of all kinds. It is distinct in the city as it offers not only studios and work spaces but also apartments to stay in. You will find musicians, actors, composers, sculptors, writers and painters at this facility creating notable work. Set in a building dating back to 1911, the interiors are decked with pieces made by its resident artists. The Falcon Art Community also hosts live performances regularly.

The Schnitzer Collection

The Schnitzer Collection is a 4,000-square-foot art exhibition space in Portland, Oregon, dedicated to the collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and his family foundation. The venue features rotating presentations of postwar and contemporary art drawn entirely from the collection’s more than 22,000 artworks. The Schnitzer Collection also serves as a laboratory for the Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation’s nationally renowned traveling exhibition program. Admission is always free.  

Portland Art Museum

Created in 1892 primarily to promote visual arts, the museum is set up with several large and open viewing rooms. Do not miss the Native American collection, and the artists' works featured in the European collection will also surprise you. Also check out the North Wing's Jubitz Center, which houses modern and contemporary art. In the spring, the museum's Northwest Film Center hosts the annual Jewish Film Festival.

Pearl Gallery & Framing

This gallery has a wide range of art, including painting, etchings, jewelery, photography and more.  Oil, pastel, watercolor and even glazes are used to interpret the spirit of the Northwest and beyond. The gallery even features work from local artists. Custom framing is also available.

Portland Institute for Contemporary Art

An eclectic, electric live art form is always progressing here. Staged in 8,000 square feet of Portland's Pearl District, Portland Institute For Contemporary Art focuses on getting audiences involved and evolving art into new forms through performance and fusion. Past presentations have included Monsters of Grace, a digital opera, and a benefit with the work of pop surrealist Kenny Schaf. The newer theater always seems to be expanding and raising funds. Members receive discounted admission and other perks.

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