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Evening for educators: Black Artists of Oregon

Bobby Fouther (American, born 1950), Ibeji, 2012. Acrylic on canvas; diptych: 30 × 30 inches each. Courtesy of the Regional Arts & Culture Council. Photo by Jason Hill Photo
Bobby Fouther (American, born 1950), Ibeji, 2012. Acrylic on canvas; diptych: 30 × 30 inches each. Courtesy of the Regional Arts & Culture Council. Photo by Jason Hill Photo
Oct 18, 2023
5:15 pm - 7:30 pm
Portland Art Museum
1219 SW Park Ave, Portland, OR
General accessibility

Beginning in the 1880s and spanning through today, the exhibition Black Artists of Oregon captures the Black diasporic experiences particular to the Pacific Northwest with 69 artists and over 200 objects. In the words of guest curator Intisar Abioto, it is “a heralding of Black presence, interchange, influence, and impact.” Please join us for a kitchen table conversation with curators Intisar Abioto and Grace Kook-Anderson and two artists and educators whose artwork is in the exhibition: Bobby Fouther and Kayin Talton Davis.

Kayin Talton-Davis (American, born 1980), The Negro Colony, 2023. Mixed media acrylic; 24 × 48 inches. Courtesy the artist. Photo by Jason Hill Photo
Kayin Talton-Davis (American, born 1980), The Negro Colony, 2023. Mixed media acrylic; 24 × 48 inches. Courtesy the artist. Photo by Jason Hill Photo.

Deepen your knowledge of Black Artists of Oregon, make connections to your teaching, and find community with educators from around the metro region.

Schedule

5:15 – 5:45 pm
Visit the exhibition after regular hours. Enter the museum from SW Park Avenue. (Main Museum, 2nd floor)

6:00 – 7:30 pm
Conversation and sharing resources (Fields Sunken Ballroom, Mark Building, 1st floor)

Admission is free. Registration requested. Light refreshments provided. PDU credits available.

Register here