Emily Wise brings paintings Meet Me at the Mothership, winning the copywriting award.
"This collection expands Wise’s exploration into femininity, relational intimacy, and the symbolic dimensions of the natural world. Prompted in part by a recent trip to Utah, where vast desert terrains and geologic formations foregrounded questions of origin, endurance, and scale, Wise uses landscape as both subject and metaphor for maternal presence.
In this series, Wise develops the concept of the “Mothership” as a multivalent figure: cosmological, terrestrial, and corporeal. The term operates simultaneously as mythic archetype and contemporary psychological inquiry, invoking ideas of provision, protection, and generative capacity. Through this framework, Wise interrogates what constitutes a maternal quality, not as biological determinism, but as an affective and spatial condition shaped by care, reciprocity, and interdependence."
Along with The Pollinators, an installation by Jessie Rose Vala.
At Stephanie Chefas Gallery www.stephaniechefas.com 134 SE Taylor, Ste 203. Map. 5PM-8 Free
Eric W Mast, Charlie Salas-Humara, Sean Purl Samoheyl have a show of abstaract paintings. Their copywritting wins too:
"Everyone has a tiny rectangle of two dimensional visual stimulus in their pocket these days, but it doesn’t seem to do much more than waste your time and fry your attention span, making you feel aggravated with its constant stream of bad news and reminders about what’s wrong with the world. So for these show we made small, calm, good news rectangles; hand made, meditative images with no reference to the “real world” and its dead end, gang warfare, partisan, corporate owned propaganda. These rectangles just sit around and you can give them as much or as little attention as you like, and they will never tell you what to think.
Abstraction is interesting to me because you have to create a new a new vocabulary of mark making and build something with that, but it allows room for spontaneity that you can’t always get with representational painting. It’s a bit like writing poetry with your own made up words. Or like scatting, in both sense of the word; singing wordless vocalizations and also smearing shit around on a canvas until it says something interesting.
Charlie and I were talking about doing a show together that focused on small abstract paintings, since we both usually do bigger pieces, and it would be an exercise to step out of our comfort zone. We thought Sean would be a good fit for this so we asked him to join us.
'These boys all had good GPAs in school and are now fulfilling an important market niche for abstract painting.' -The Chief Executive of Abstract Art"
At Musique Plastique 640 SE Stark 6PM-9 Free
Curator Pouvwa Nwa brings themselves and 8 artists in show Welcome Home. At Atelier Yaffe https://www.atelieryaffe.com/ 111 NE Martin Luther King Blvd, enter on Couch 7PM-10 Free
Friday, March 06, 2026
March 6 - 8 Raw Vegan
Reed Arts Week is curated by students. It brings individual artist works, from campus, and from the world; and art talks. Having a budget allows it to do above average. And always an opportunity to experience the new edge. Some of the events are on the Reed Events web https://events.reed.edu/event/reed-arts-weekend and some are on their socials Reed Arts Week http://www.reed.edu/raw/ at Reed College 3203 SE Woodstock Blvd. Free
Thursday, March 05, 2026
March 5 Westside Art Openings+
Illy2, Industry One, Fine Art Fruit, Augen, Froelick, and Adams and Ollman continue.
Artist and PNCA faculty member Tom Prochaska, 1945-2026, has passed. https://hfma.willamette.edu/exhibitions/library/2022-23/tom-prochaska.html
For your +1, The Portland Art Museum free all day. There is programming all day in collaboration of the Cascade Festival of African Films which begins tomorrow in full. Https://portlandartmuseum.org/event/free-first-thursday-feb2026/ at the Portland Art Museum 1219 SW Park 10AM-7 Free
For your +2 in Northeast. You can experience Flamenco music with guitarist Brenna McDonald and guitarist/vocalist Yeshe Wingerd. A project of Espacio Flamenco, it repeats on first Thursdays. At Bar Botellón 606 NE Davis 7PM-9 Free
The Lobby at the Ellen Browning was the showplace for a private collection of note. They are homeless now with their residency at a condo building expired. This month they are making use of the Writers' Block creative offices. It's up for 3 months with artists Brandon Ballengée, Deborah Roberts, Frica Baumm, Joe Brainard, Leonardo Drew, Lonnie Holley, Matt Connors, Ranjani Shettar, Robert Indiana, Ronny Quevedo, and Vik Muniz.
At Writers' Block. 818 NW Flanders 5PM-8 Early Close Free
FISK gallery and agency is now programing the frontdownspace of the big ad agency. The bring show Exhaust, with Nishat Akhtar https://nishatakhtar.com/ and Bráulio Amado https://badbadbadbad.com/.
At W+K www.wk.com 224 NW 13th Map 5PM-8 Free
A Sense of Place is a show of 17 artists. The list is in the link.
Https://www.elizabethleach.com/exhibitions/256-sense-of-place-group-exhibition/overview/ at Elizabeth Leach Gallery www.elizabethleach.com 417 NW 9th Map 5:30PM-7:30 Free
Terri Warpinski has Death|s|trip. The Berlin Wall divided the city 1961 to 1989. It was a brutal border https://www.chronik-der-mauer.de/en/victims/ and there are many documentaries. The artist contextualizes current Berlin landscapes with the stories of those killed at the Wall.
Éléonore Simon has Valparaíso, urban landscapes.
At Blue Sky Gallery www.blueskygallery.org Map 122 NW 8th 5PM-9 Free
Fans Only shows its residents and guests.
At Fans Only https://www.fansonly.studio/ 1010 SW 11th 5PM-8 Free
For Artists of Color is a local show https://theblackgallerypdx.com/for-artists-of-color with a reception tonight.
At The Black Gallery https://www.theblackgallerypdx.com/ 916 NW Flanders 6PM-9 Free
Portland Arts Collective brings Word, a show by 30 artists of art on the theme of words.
At the Portland Arts Collective https://www.portlandartscollective.org/ 122 NW Couch 6PM-9 Free
Christa Nye and Eddie Reed have paintings When Words Are Not Enough. Philip Stork has Abstract Journeys, works on paper. Mae Al-Jiboori has Presence Under Pressure, abstract figure paintings.
All at Blackfish Gallery https://www.blackfish.com/ 938 NW Everett Map 5PM-8 Early Close Free
Laura Vincent Design has a group show with Alexandra Boyden, Jen Crowe, Mark Dunst, Scott Gellatly, Marilyn Joyce, Clive Knights, Scotty Peek, Erika Warhus, and Kirk Weller.
At Laura Vincent Design and Gallery www.lvdesignandgallery.com/ 824 NW Davis 5PM-8 Free
Forgetting and Remembering are landscape paintings by Heather Lee Birdsong inspired by "grief, memory, climate anxiety, and displacement." Michael Dailey (1938–2009) has a survey of abstracts. He taught for many years in the University of Washington art department.
At Laura Russo Lee Gallery www.russoleegallery.com 805 NW 21st 5PM-7 Early Close Free
Beneath the Bark is Kevin Jesequel's hollow wood vessels. https://canvasrebel.com/meet-kevin-jesequel/
At Waterstone Gallery www.waterstonegallery.com 124 NW 9th 5PM-8 Free
PNCA Willamette has many visual shows tonight. They are hosting a printed matter show too. And they are recruting California Collage of the Arts refugees on the occasion of its closure.
At PNCA | Willamette University www.pnca.willamette.edu 511 NW Broadway Map 5PM-8 Free
Artist and PNCA faculty member Tom Prochaska, 1945-2026, has passed. https://hfma.willamette.edu/exhibitions/library/2022-23/tom-prochaska.html
For your +1, The Portland Art Museum free all day. There is programming all day in collaboration of the Cascade Festival of African Films which begins tomorrow in full. Https://portlandartmuseum.org/event/free-first-thursday-feb2026/ at the Portland Art Museum 1219 SW Park 10AM-7 Free
For your +2 in Northeast. You can experience Flamenco music with guitarist Brenna McDonald and guitarist/vocalist Yeshe Wingerd. A project of Espacio Flamenco, it repeats on first Thursdays. At Bar Botellón 606 NE Davis 7PM-9 Free
The Lobby at the Ellen Browning was the showplace for a private collection of note. They are homeless now with their residency at a condo building expired. This month they are making use of the Writers' Block creative offices. It's up for 3 months with artists Brandon Ballengée, Deborah Roberts, Frica Baumm, Joe Brainard, Leonardo Drew, Lonnie Holley, Matt Connors, Ranjani Shettar, Robert Indiana, Ronny Quevedo, and Vik Muniz.
At Writers' Block. 818 NW Flanders 5PM-8 Early Close Free
FISK gallery and agency is now programing the frontdownspace of the big ad agency. The bring show Exhaust, with Nishat Akhtar https://nishatakhtar.com/ and Bráulio Amado https://badbadbadbad.com/.
At W+K www.wk.com 224 NW 13th Map 5PM-8 Free
A Sense of Place is a show of 17 artists. The list is in the link.
Https://www.elizabethleach.com/exhibitions/256-sense-of-place-group-exhibition/overview/ at Elizabeth Leach Gallery www.elizabethleach.com 417 NW 9th Map 5:30PM-7:30 Free
Terri Warpinski has Death|s|trip. The Berlin Wall divided the city 1961 to 1989. It was a brutal border https://www.chronik-der-mauer.de/en/victims/ and there are many documentaries. The artist contextualizes current Berlin landscapes with the stories of those killed at the Wall.
Éléonore Simon has Valparaíso, urban landscapes.
At Blue Sky Gallery www.blueskygallery.org Map 122 NW 8th 5PM-9 Free
Fans Only shows its residents and guests.
At Fans Only https://www.fansonly.studio/ 1010 SW 11th 5PM-8 Free
For Artists of Color is a local show https://theblackgallerypdx.com/for-artists-of-color with a reception tonight.
At The Black Gallery https://www.theblackgallerypdx.com/ 916 NW Flanders 6PM-9 Free
Portland Arts Collective brings Word, a show by 30 artists of art on the theme of words.
At the Portland Arts Collective https://www.portlandartscollective.org/ 122 NW Couch 6PM-9 Free
Christa Nye and Eddie Reed have paintings When Words Are Not Enough. Philip Stork has Abstract Journeys, works on paper. Mae Al-Jiboori has Presence Under Pressure, abstract figure paintings.
All at Blackfish Gallery https://www.blackfish.com/ 938 NW Everett Map 5PM-8 Early Close Free
Laura Vincent Design has a group show with Alexandra Boyden, Jen Crowe, Mark Dunst, Scott Gellatly, Marilyn Joyce, Clive Knights, Scotty Peek, Erika Warhus, and Kirk Weller.
At Laura Vincent Design and Gallery www.lvdesignandgallery.com/ 824 NW Davis 5PM-8 Free
Forgetting and Remembering are landscape paintings by Heather Lee Birdsong inspired by "grief, memory, climate anxiety, and displacement." Michael Dailey (1938–2009) has a survey of abstracts. He taught for many years in the University of Washington art department.
At Laura Russo Lee Gallery www.russoleegallery.com 805 NW 21st 5PM-7 Early Close Free
Beneath the Bark is Kevin Jesequel's hollow wood vessels. https://canvasrebel.com/meet-kevin-jesequel/
At Waterstone Gallery www.waterstonegallery.com 124 NW 9th 5PM-8 Free
PNCA Willamette has many visual shows tonight. They are hosting a printed matter show too. And they are recruting California Collage of the Arts refugees on the occasion of its closure.
At PNCA | Willamette University www.pnca.willamette.edu 511 NW Broadway Map 5PM-8 Free
Wednesday, March 04, 2026
March 4 Stillize
Harlan Silverman presents Music for Stillness.
Harlan Silverman is a cellist, shakuhachi flute, percussion musician in Portland. Think ambient. Tonight he presents a listening session of his recording Music for Stillness on the Mississippi Records imprint.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T539_g6OcEg
Silverman is one of the Cosmic Earth Research Trio. You can catch them around town and they have a theme show on NTS Radio.
Music for Stillness https://mono-space.org/blogs/events/music-for-stillness-presented-by-harlan-silverman at Mono Space https://mono-space.org/ 608 NW 13th Ave Ste 102. 7PM Tickets https://www.tickettailor.com/events/monospacestratafoundation/2075309 $20-35
Harlan Silverman is a cellist, shakuhachi flute, percussion musician in Portland. Think ambient. Tonight he presents a listening session of his recording Music for Stillness on the Mississippi Records imprint.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T539_g6OcEg
Silverman is one of the Cosmic Earth Research Trio. You can catch them around town and they have a theme show on NTS Radio.
Music for Stillness https://mono-space.org/blogs/events/music-for-stillness-presented-by-harlan-silverman at Mono Space https://mono-space.org/ 608 NW 13th Ave Ste 102. 7PM Tickets https://www.tickettailor.com/events/monospacestratafoundation/2075309 $20-35
Saturday, February 28, 2026
March 1 Grand Style Folk Art
Copalito is a show of vintage folk art from Oaxaca. Manuel Jiménez Ramírez (1919 - 2005) originated alebrijes, wood-carved animals painted with bright contrasting colors. Since they have been carved by many famiies.
Señor Ramírez story is worth a read, in the folklore of the region he was considered a nahual, a shaman who could shapeshift to animal and shares a soul with an animal guardian. https://en.artemarakame.com/Blogs/about-Oaxacan-alebrijes-2/biography-of-manuel-jimenez.
This show is simpler animal carvings in the alebrijes tradition. There is also a book on the art form, Animals of Oaxaca, by Shinji Iwamoto for sale in the shop.
"By the early 60s [Ramírez] had outgrown the gallery that first promoted his work, and they in turn were actively looking for wood carvers who could fulfill the demand for the style of work Jimenez had created. the four Santiago brothers, farmers by trade, also turned out to be brilliant and prolific. the illusive Zarate family began making work at this time, and the gifted carver Isidoro Cruz was hired by the government to teach the art form in the region and promote it in the rest of Mexico. By the 1970s, Jimenez's animalitos had taken on a life of their own, as the number of carvers continued to grow and the sons and daughters of the first wave of artists took up the craft."
At Lowell https://www.lowellshopgallery.com/ 2136 E Burnside 2PM-4 Free
Grand Style Orchestra will accompany a series of collaborative videos made by the Grand Style Remote Recording project during the pandemic. https://www.boathousemicrocinema.com/mar-1-2026/
At the Boathouse Microcinema www.boathousemicrocinema.com 822 N River Doors 7:30PM movie 8 Free
Señor Ramírez story is worth a read, in the folklore of the region he was considered a nahual, a shaman who could shapeshift to animal and shares a soul with an animal guardian. https://en.artemarakame.com/Blogs/about-Oaxacan-alebrijes-2/biography-of-manuel-jimenez.
This show is simpler animal carvings in the alebrijes tradition. There is also a book on the art form, Animals of Oaxaca, by Shinji Iwamoto for sale in the shop.
"By the early 60s [Ramírez] had outgrown the gallery that first promoted his work, and they in turn were actively looking for wood carvers who could fulfill the demand for the style of work Jimenez had created. the four Santiago brothers, farmers by trade, also turned out to be brilliant and prolific. the illusive Zarate family began making work at this time, and the gifted carver Isidoro Cruz was hired by the government to teach the art form in the region and promote it in the rest of Mexico. By the 1970s, Jimenez's animalitos had taken on a life of their own, as the number of carvers continued to grow and the sons and daughters of the first wave of artists took up the craft."
At Lowell https://www.lowellshopgallery.com/ 2136 E Burnside 2PM-4 Free
Grand Style Orchestra will accompany a series of collaborative videos made by the Grand Style Remote Recording project during the pandemic. https://www.boathousemicrocinema.com/mar-1-2026/
At the Boathouse Microcinema www.boathousemicrocinema.com 822 N River Doors 7:30PM movie 8 Free
February 28 Floral Disco Anime
Disco Diablo curates an open listening session. “An intentional sonic invocation where Afro-Latin rhythms and jazz dissolve the boundaries of time and space. Curated with care, each selection functions as a transmission, channeling ancestral frequencies, present-day consciousness, and future sonic worlds. The music moves beyond listening into ritual, carrying memory, resistance, and joy. This curation honors lineage, amplifies emerging voices, and preserves the encoded wisdom etched into every groove, offering a space for connection, discovery, and reverence for the sounds that continue to shape and carry culture."
At Mono Space https://mono-space.org/ 608 NW 13th Ave Ste 102. Noon-5 Free
Floral Mart is a group show, sculpture, painting, clothing themed on flowers. Is it Spring yet?
At Fine Art Fruit https://www.fineartfruit.com 925 NW 19th Ave Suite A 2PM-6 Free
Saturday morning cartoons. In show Black Anime Julian Adon Alexander, Obi Agwam, Thierno Bam, Jeron Braxton, Z Cher-Aime, Jordan Coelho, Chris Montell Dennis, Frank Dorrey, Lauryn Levette, Brice Maleo, Chibu Okere, OSEANWORLD, Podge, Rixy, and David Torres II bring a show of black artists influenced by animation.
Opening at IndustryOneGallery www.industry1.org 415 SW 10th 6PM Free
At Mono Space https://mono-space.org/ 608 NW 13th Ave Ste 102. Noon-5 Free
Floral Mart is a group show, sculpture, painting, clothing themed on flowers. Is it Spring yet?
At Fine Art Fruit https://www.fineartfruit.com 925 NW 19th Ave Suite A 2PM-6 Free
Saturday morning cartoons. In show Black Anime Julian Adon Alexander, Obi Agwam, Thierno Bam, Jeron Braxton, Z Cher-Aime, Jordan Coelho, Chris Montell Dennis, Frank Dorrey, Lauryn Levette, Brice Maleo, Chibu Okere, OSEANWORLD, Podge, Rixy, and David Torres II bring a show of black artists influenced by animation.
Opening at IndustryOneGallery www.industry1.org 415 SW 10th 6PM Free
February 26 - 27 The Black Man in the Cosmos
Sun Ra's movie Space is the Place is a classic of Afrofuturism worth the time. In that era he taught a class at UC Berkeley entutled The Black Man in the Cosmos. I would love to see the class materials for that. There is a new documentry too, Sun Ra: Do the Impossible by Christine Turner. See it when you can. Sun Ra's Arkestra plays two nights, each night a unique program. The Sun Ra Arkestra at the Hollywood Theater 4122 NE Sandy 8PM Sold Out
Thursday, February 26, 2026
February 26 Bugs of Winter
You never know what is up Last Thursday on Alberta.
Emily Furr has paintings of bugs, Kevin Gleason of landscapes, Morgan Bak quilted paintings, and Em Randall has work too.
At Antler & Talon Gallery www.antlerpdx.com 2714 NE Alberta 6PM-9 Free
Emily Furr has paintings of bugs, Kevin Gleason of landscapes, Morgan Bak quilted paintings, and Em Randall has work too.
At Antler & Talon Gallery www.antlerpdx.com 2714 NE Alberta 6PM-9 Free
Monday, February 23, 2026
February 23 On the Road
Ty Jacob presents movie The Foreground, a 65 minute runtime roadtrip.
"Following the deterioration of a struggling film project, its unmoored director, Ty, embarks on a trip to visit old acquaintances and get a change of scenery. Teetering between meditation and voyeurism, the film closely follows Ty as he explores the mundane moments between creative death and rebirth. Lingering shots of daily rituals interspersed with ever-changing scenery and companions create a dreamlike quality that bends time as well as genre. Dramatic, fantastical, stark, and experimental, director Ty Jacob’s premiere feature film is a worthy addition to the slow cinema canon exploring creativity’s endless cycle of heartbreak and repair."
At the Boathouse Microcinema www.boathousemicrocinema.com 822 N River Doors 7:30PM movie 8 Free
"Following the deterioration of a struggling film project, its unmoored director, Ty, embarks on a trip to visit old acquaintances and get a change of scenery. Teetering between meditation and voyeurism, the film closely follows Ty as he explores the mundane moments between creative death and rebirth. Lingering shots of daily rituals interspersed with ever-changing scenery and companions create a dreamlike quality that bends time as well as genre. Dramatic, fantastical, stark, and experimental, director Ty Jacob’s premiere feature film is a worthy addition to the slow cinema canon exploring creativity’s endless cycle of heartbreak and repair."
At the Boathouse Microcinema www.boathousemicrocinema.com 822 N River Doors 7:30PM movie 8 Free
Thursday, February 19, 2026
February 22 Graphing Landscape
Will Brown https://www.willbrownart.com/ has paintings, Layered Environment, photorealistic landscapes with graphic elements.
At False Front Studio www.falsefrontstudio.com 4518 NE 32nd Map 3PM-6 Free
Raul J Mendez and Brian Capati from the Common Distortion Fields & everyday Summonings show, perform Endnotes & Errata, video with live score. It's "a sonic meditation on art & capitalism and the resulting psychic intersection between nuclear war, literary ghosts, and philosophical darlings." White Knivez present shadow puppet cinema and Curious Hair.
At Oranj Studio 726 S Gaines doors 5PM show 6 Free
At False Front Studio www.falsefrontstudio.com 4518 NE 32nd Map 3PM-6 Free
Raul J Mendez and Brian Capati from the Common Distortion Fields & everyday Summonings show, perform Endnotes & Errata, video with live score. It's "a sonic meditation on art & capitalism and the resulting psychic intersection between nuclear war, literary ghosts, and philosophical darlings." White Knivez present shadow puppet cinema and Curious Hair.
At Oranj Studio 726 S Gaines doors 5PM show 6 Free
February 21 If Shaping Gems
Reed opens a show from their collection by Kristan Kennedy, Sister Corita Kent, and Hilda Morris.
At Reed College's Cooley Gallery in the Library Building. Reed College 3203 SE Woodstock. 1PM-4 Free
Jaik Faulk https://www.jaikfaulk.com/ opens Constant Shaping, paintings. Along with a film installation by Roland Dahwen in the Project Room.
At Nationalewww.nationale.us 15 SE 22nd Map 2PM-4 Free
Mono Space hosts listening hours with Geoff Zagarola. Zagarola operates record store Music History specializing in international rare gems of jazz, soul, salsa, funk, fusion, and hip hop. Music History is part of the KMHD local Record Store Rundown show, check that for more.
At Mono Space https://mono-space.org/ 608 NW 13th Ave Ste 102. Noon-5 Free
At Reed College's Cooley Gallery in the Library Building. Reed College 3203 SE Woodstock. 1PM-4 Free
Jaik Faulk https://www.jaikfaulk.com/ opens Constant Shaping, paintings. Along with a film installation by Roland Dahwen in the Project Room.
At Nationale
Mono Space hosts listening hours with Geoff Zagarola. Zagarola operates record store Music History specializing in international rare gems of jazz, soul, salsa, funk, fusion, and hip hop. Music History is part of the KMHD local Record Store Rundown show, check that for more.
At Mono Space https://mono-space.org/ 608 NW 13th Ave Ste 102. Noon-5 Free
February 20 Purple Selections Earth Reflections
130 artists present about 400 5 inch by 5 inch works for sale at $75 per.
Opening reception Friday and Saturday at the Purple Door https://www.thepurpledoorpdx.com/ 3557 SE Division 6PM-9 Free
Earth\Studies https://earth-studies.com is a clothing and tea ceremony line that also does participatory events. In this case, it is TeaRoom_01. It is open source with you gallery hours. They sometimes collaborate with similar NYC 18East, which make ambient music, including with magnetic tape. With this they are collaborating with Bardo, Chess Club, Timme Lu, Damien Heller-Chen, and Peace Cabin.
The opening will be more conventional with ambient vinyl. At One Grand Gallery www.onegrandgallery.com 1000 E Burnside 6PM-9 Free
Reflections out of LA has been producing ambient musical events with projection mapping. They have mapped the First Congressional Church, which is a wood hall with decent acoustics. Tonight it is Omari Jazz and Visible Cloaks. Tickets https://dice.fm/partner/tickets/event/yopq7p-reflections-visible-cloaks-omari-jazz-20th-feb-first-congregational-ucc-portland-portland-tickets.
At the First Congressional Church 1126 Southwest Park Doors 7 show 8 $43.26
Rev Shines brings Selections No. 5, a collaboration with Mono Space.
Selections No. 5 https://mono-space.org/blogs/events/selections-no-5-rev-shines at Mono Space https://mono-space.org/ 608 NW 13th Ave Ste 102. 7PM Tickets https://www.tickettailor.com/events/monospacestratafoundation/2045375 $20-35
Opening reception Friday and Saturday at the Purple Door https://www.thepurpledoorpdx.com/ 3557 SE Division 6PM-9 Free
Earth\Studies https://earth-studies.com is a clothing and tea ceremony line that also does participatory events. In this case, it is TeaRoom_01. It is open source with you gallery hours. They sometimes collaborate with similar NYC 18East, which make ambient music, including with magnetic tape. With this they are collaborating with Bardo, Chess Club, Timme Lu, Damien Heller-Chen, and Peace Cabin.
The opening will be more conventional with ambient vinyl. At One Grand Gallery www.onegrandgallery.com 1000 E Burnside 6PM-9 Free
Reflections out of LA has been producing ambient musical events with projection mapping. They have mapped the First Congressional Church, which is a wood hall with decent acoustics. Tonight it is Omari Jazz and Visible Cloaks. Tickets https://dice.fm/partner/tickets/event/yopq7p-reflections-visible-cloaks-omari-jazz-20th-feb-first-congregational-ucc-portland-portland-tickets.
At the First Congressional Church 1126 Southwest Park Doors 7 show 8 $43.26
Rev Shines brings Selections No. 5, a collaboration with Mono Space.
Selections No. 5 https://mono-space.org/blogs/events/selections-no-5-rev-shines at Mono Space https://mono-space.org/ 608 NW 13th Ave Ste 102. 7PM Tickets https://www.tickettailor.com/events/monospacestratafoundation/2045375 $20-35
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