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The Portland Art Museum\u2019s Rental Sales Gallery welcomes more than 200 new works from its member artists for its annual Fall Member Artists Show. Every piece in the exhibition is available to purchase or rent. Stop by the opening reception this Friday, Sept. 25, from 4 to 7 p.m. at the gallery, 1237 S.W. 10th.<\/p>\n
Curators Melanie Stevens and Celeste Noche invited Portland-based artists Amber Capwell, Ebony Frison, Maryanna Hollomon and Orlando Almanza to grapple with utopia, dystopia, systemic barriers and reparations in \u201cA Good Universe Next Door\u201d at Multnomah Arts Center\u2019s Front & Center Galleries. Catch an artist talk with the group Oct. 10. \u00a0Multnomah Arts Center<\/a><\/p>\n Portland Open Studios brings more than 100 local artists\u2019 workspaces open to the public across two October weekends, a rare chance to see how the work actually gets made and buy directly from its makers. Get a preview first at the free Preview Show & Sale at Ford Gallery PDX on September 25, 6-9pm.\u00a0Portland Open Studios<\/a><\/p>\n The 32nd annual Art Harvest Studio Tour sends visitors into dozens of working artists\u2019 studios across Yamhill County over two early-October weekends. All-access buttons are $10, sold at Art Elements Gallery, the Chehalem Valley Chamber, Chehalem Cultural Center, and at participating studios themselves.\u00a0Newberg Graphic<\/a><\/p>\n Clatsop Community College\u2019s Royal Nebeker Art Gallery is now accepting entries for its 17th annual \u201cAu Naturel: The Nude in the 21st Century,\u201d a juried show open to any contemporary interpretation of the nude figure in drawing, painting, printmaking, or select 3D media. Portland curator Daniel Peabody will jury the show, with $1,000 in cash prizes and purchase awards up to $2,000 on the line ahead of the exhibition\u2019s January opening.\u00a0Discover Our Coast<\/a><\/p>\n Pendleton Center for the Arts marks its 10th year hosting loans from the Jordan D. Schnitzer Family Foundation with \u201cIconic Women of Contemporary Art,\u201d featuring Anni Albers, Helen Frankenthaler, Barbara Kruger, Agnes Martin, Joan Mitchell, Wendy Red Star, Alison Saar, Tschabalala Self, Dyani White Hawk, and more \u2014 free to see at the East Oregonian Gallery.\u00a0East Oregonian<\/a><\/p>\n Nashwood Gallery has quietly become a fixture of Bend\u2019s 2nd Street Maker\u2019s District since opening this spring, showing painting, photography, sculpture, jewelry, furniture, and pottery from about a dozen Central Oregon artists alongside a working woodshop visitors can watch in action. Stop by during extended hours on Bend\u2019s First Friday art walks.\u00a0Cascade Business News<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\nOver 100 Local Artists Open Their Studios for an Annual Tour, Portland \u2013 Oct 10-11 & 17-18, 2026<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Willamette Valley<\/h3>\n
A Two-Weekend Studio Tour Across Yamhill County\u2019s Art Scene, Yamhill County \u2013 Oct. 2-4 & 9-11, 2026<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Oregon Coast<\/h3>\n
Deadline to Enter a Juried Show on the Nude Figure, Astoria \u2013 Dec 10, 2026<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Eastern\/Central Oregon<\/h3>\n
Works by Agnes Martin, Barbara Kruger, and Other Icons on Loan From a Major Collection, Pendleton \u2013 thru Oct 25, 2026<\/strong><\/h2>\n
A New Working-Woodshop Gallery Opens in Bend\u2019s Maker\u2019s District, Bend<\/strong><\/h2>\n