May 2 Northside Art Openings+

Oregon Contemporary and False Front continue.


Usually in our listings we issue forward pointers for future associated events with the first or main event. So day of may not be relisted. Rare exceptions.

For your +1 Linda Hutchins speaks and previews a short film about her dream project.

She keeps a pad and writing implement bedside. Awaking from a dream, without opening eyes, she writes her dream. The show is a collection of 50 of those dream notes.

At The Nine Gallery inside Blue Sky Gallery www.blueskygallery.org Map 122 NW 8th Open 10:30AM, talk 11-noon, open until 5 Free


For your +2, Westside, The Schnitzer collection is a vast archive of mostly multiples. They assemble vast shows from that. What's Not to Love is primarily portraits, local, national, and international. They have a large show of David Hockney at the Portland Art Museum too.

At the Schnitzer Family Collection https://jordanschnitzer.org/exhibitions/whats-not-to-love 3033 NW Yeon Noon-6 Free


Blue Moon Camera staff bring a show of their work. At Franklin Foto https://www.franklinfoto.org/ 8953 N Lombard 5:30PM-8 Free


Most Nearly Perfect Ham by Kelda Van Patten https://keldavanpatten.com/ is a show of collage.

At Well Well Projects www.wellwellprojects.com in the Disjecta building 8371 N. Interstate Map  5PM-8 Free


Allan Pichardo and Alyssa Pichardo beam down Soul of the Hyperreal, a surreal video game.

At www.carnationcontemporary.com in the Disjecta building 8371 N Interstate. 5PM-8 Free


Gallery Hours are curated by Anaya.

In "Arrivals, Anaya will explore the music of Asian and Asian-American artists, bands, and producers. Spanning many genres, including jazz, lofi, soul, hip-hop, and r&b - with some side trips related to Anaya’s heritage and upbringing."

https://mono-space.org/blogs/events/gallery-hours-curated-by-adrian-anaya at Mono Space https://mono-space.org/ 608 NW 13th Ave Ste 102. Noon-5 Free