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    View of the Portland Art Museum’s Mark Rothko Pavilion, Tim and Mary Boyle West Plaza. Featured artwork: the sun by Ugo Rondinone. Photo by Jeremy Bittermann, 2025.

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    View of the Whitsell Family Gallery in the Mark Rothko Pavilion of the Portland Art Museum, looking Northwest. Photo by Jeremy Bittermann, 2025.

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    View of the new Eugene and Bonnie Skourtes Gallery at the Portland Art Museum, facing South. Photo by Jeremy Bittermann, 2025.

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Exhibitions

David Hockney: Works from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation

Spanning six decades of creativity, this expansive showcase invites visitors into Hockney’s colorful, topsy-turvy world through an array of prints, photographs, and digital drawings and paintings.

1219 SW Park Ave

Feb 14, 2026 – Jul 26, 2026

Portland Art Museum launches search for next Director

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    First Thursday Wine Tasting

    Join us for a special First Thursday wine tasting experience celebrating the artistry, sustainability, and innovation of the Willamette Valley.

    1219 SW Park Ave

    Jun 4, 2026

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    Harriet Tubman Center Museum

    Curated by Harriet Tubman Center for Expanded Curatorial Practice at MLK School and Lisa Jarrett Overview Drawing from the Museum’s collection, this exhibition is co-curated by Lisa Jarrett, an artist, […]

    1219 SW Park Ave

    May 30, 2026 – Jan 3, 2027

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    Rick Bartow: Storyteller

    Bartow’s gift as a visual storyteller takes us on a narrative journey: his self-portraits tell stories of pain, memory, and self-discovery; others reflect on his Wiyot identity, Native history and culture; and his portrayals of beings who walk on four legs, swim, or fly deftly capture their essence.

    1219 SW Park Ave

    Nov 20, 2025 – May 23, 2027

Transformed museum, now open

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Film series PAM CUT @ The Whitsell Screenings & experiences

Pretty, Witty and Gay

Pretty, Witty and Gay features distinctive, thoughtful and must-see films—inspired by Hockney's oeuvre.

1219 SW Park Ave

Apr 25, 2026 – Aug 1, 2026

PAM CUT @ The Whitsell

A new destination for PAM CUT programming in film, new media, and visual storytelling.

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    PAM CUT announces 2026 Sustainability Labs Fellows

    Focused on mid-career media artists expanding their creativity across multiple platforms PAM CUT // Center for an Untold Tomorrow, the Portland Art Museum’s film and new media arm, is pleased […]

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    PAM CUT’s Cinema Unbound Week May 27–31

    Portland Art Museum’s Center for an Untold Tomorrow Expands 2026 Cinema Unbound Awards to Cinema Unbound Week with Five Days of Public Programming Including PAM CUT x Criterion’s Mobile Closet  7th Annual […]

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    Celebrating Indigenous Vitality: MORE COLORS THAN THE EYE CAN SEE

    The Portland Art Museum announces a groundbreaking new education initiative, MORE COLORS THAN THE EYE CAN SEE, a central extension of artist Jeffrey Gibson’s historic solo exhibition for the U.S. […]