Friday, June 05, 2026

June 5 Purple Trans Ellipses Light

Ellipses is an evolving group show by Colleen Billing⁣, Faith Icecold⁣, Zora Moniz⁣, Joan Nelson⁣, Kate Newby⁣, Ido Radon⁣, and Karolina Szwed. It is a collaboration with Romance Gallery in Pittsburgh. ⁣

"Like ellipses, which denote omissions, pauses in speech, trailing thoughts, or suspense—or an ellipse (singular), mathematically defined as the set of points where the sum of distances to two fixed points is constant—the project builds from fragmentation and extension, accumulating slowly through focus, repetition, variation, and revelation." ⁣ ⁣

At Adams and Ollman Gallery, the second of four members of the New Art Dealers Alliance newartdealers.org/members, www.adamsandollman.com 418 NW 8th 5PM-7 Free


The Reser Performing Arts Center in Beaverton has an art gallery. Congruencies | Trans:form(ed) is a visual arts show situating the trans experience in the larger context of change. The link has a much more eloquent explanation. Artists are Jasper Bolen, LB Buchan, B Gunn, Tabitha Nikolai, Daren Todd, Celvie Schultz, and Alanna Zheng. The link has all the events around the show for its run. For the opening, there is an open mic performance at 6:30

Https://thereser.org/gallery/congruencies-transformed/ at the The Reser - Patricia Reser Center for the Arts www.thereser.org 12625 SW Crescent Street, Beaverton "go by train" Map 6PM-9 Free


Light, Wonder, & Design is a talk about light as a medium in art and space. Speakers are John Junior Kim https://johnjuniorkim.com/, artist working with light, Alex Hughes of design-craft store Shop Storied Obkects, and Juliyen Davis, curator and writer. Laura Hughes, now UO would be a nice addition.

At Chess Club Art https://chessclub.art/ 435 NW 6th 6PM Free


Purple Door opens Muscle Beach by Anna Rogers. They are painted woodcuts on the theme of Southern California beach culture. Pattern and Place by Mandy Arroyo continues.

At the Purple Door https://www.thepurpledoorpdx.com/ 3557 SE Division 6PM-9 Free


One Grand has a book drop. Of course it is Eastside art opening night on the first Friday socials.