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Connecting the community through art since 1892.
Unveiling Monet's Waterlilies: Episode 1 - What is Conservation?
One of the most cherished paintings at the Portland Art Museum (PAM) is getting a long-awaited conservation treatment. Claude Monet’s Waterlilies (1914-15) is the cornerstone of the Museum’s strong Impressionist collection and has been loved by visitors for decades. Thanks to a generous grant from the Bank of America Art Conservation Project, not only will this iconic painting be restored, the community can follow along in a series of videos and programs with Charlotte Ameringer, Portland Art Museum Conservator.
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Unveiling Monet's Waterlilies: Introduction - Conserving Monet's Waterlilies 1914 - 1915
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One of the most cherished paintings at the Portland Art Museum (PAM) is getting a long-awaited conservation treatment. Claude Monet’s Waterlilies (1914-15) is the cornerstone of the Museum’s strong Impressionist collection and has been loved by visitors for decades. Thanks to a generous grant from the Bank of America Art Conservation Project, not only will this iconic painting be restored, the ...
Q&A after "I AM: Céline Dion" | Director Irene Taylor & PAM CUT Director Amy Dotson
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The Portland-exclusive theatrical premiere of Irene Taylor’s new film, "I AM: Céline Dion," gives a raw and honest behind-the-scenes look at the iconic superstar’s struggle with a life-altering illness. Serving as a love letter to her fans, the inspirational documentary highlights the music that has guided her life while also showcasing the resilience of the human spirit. The screening occurred...
Welcome to Rental Sales Gallery, Portland Art Museum
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Rental Sales Gallery of the Portland Art Museum offers a collection of local, fine art for rent or sale. The gallery has 200 member artists and over 1,000 pieces to choose from, with each rental or purchase directly sustaining both the artist and the museum. The gallery is located just behind the Museum on the corner of 10th and Jefferson in downtown Portland and open to the general public Tues...
Jeffrey Gibson | the space in which to place me | Opening Program | Venice Biennale 2024
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Opening program for Jeffrey Gibson, “the space in which to place me,” on view April 20-November 24, 2024 at the 60th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, Italy. Gibson's selection marks the first solo presentation of an Indigenous artist representing the U.S. Pavilion. “the space in which to place me” is commissioned by Kathleen Ash-Milby (Curator of Native American Art, Port...
Jeffrey Gibson | the space in which to place me | Preview of Opening Program | Venice Biennale 2024
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Opening program for Jeffrey Gibson, “the space in which to place me,” on view April 20-November 24, 2024 at the 60th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, Italy. Gibson's selection marks the first solo presentation of an Indigenous artist representing the U.S. Pavilion. “the space in which to place me” is commissioned by Kathleen Ash-Milby (Curator of Native American Art, Port...
2023 Annual Members Meeting
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This is a recording of the 131st Portland Art Museum annual members meeting that took place on November 2, 2023.
Year Ahead 2023
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Learn more about upcoming exhibitions and programs at the Portland Art Museum and PAM CUT.
2022 -2023 Year in Review
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This video was played at the 131st Portland Art Museum Annual Meeting on 11/2/23 and is a reflection of the exhibitions, programs, and partnerships spanning the fiscal year 2022 - 2023.
Black Artists of Oregon Opening Weekend
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Video by Dustin Tolman and Jason Hill The opening weekend of Black Artists of Oregon, with an interview with curator Intisar Abioto. September 8 & 9, 2023. Black Artists of Oregon September 8, 2023 - March 17, 2024 Black Artists of Oregon, a new exhibition at the Portland Art Museum by artist and curator Intisar Abioto, highlights and celebrates the work of 69 Black artists from the 1880s to to...
Under the Great Wave: Human Nature in Japanese Landscape Prints with Helen Swift
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The landscape emerged as a major subject for Japanese woodblock prints during the nineteenth century and has remained a significant source of inspiration for artists well into the modern age. Katsushika Hokusai’s (1760-1849 ) fantastic Great Wave and Utagawa Hiroshige’s (1797-1858) evocative rainy vistas have captured the imagination of audiences around the world, but how did they come into bei...
BRENDA LAB | About BRENDA ARTS with Spencer Garland
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An introduction video from artist and educator Spencer Garland, founder of BRENDA ARTS. Learn more → brendaarts.org
BRENDA LAB | Ōishi Junkyō, "Crayfish and Verse," 1928/1968
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For the month of May and in recognition of #AAPIHeritageMonth, the Portland Art Museum’s Learning Department in partnership with BRENDA ARTS is happy to share a short-form BRENDA LAB video on Ōishi Junkyō's "Crayfish and Verse" piece in the Museum’s collection.
BRENDA LAB: Green Star Quilt by Wally Dion
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This BRENDA LAB series is a Portland Art Museum partnership with BRENDA ARTS, supported by Oregon Community Foundation. Artist and educator Spencer Garland created BRENDA ARTS as an interdisciplinary arts program focused on media literacy for BIPOC youth. This year's partnership video series with the Museum will introduce kids to art in the Museum's collection through a Black history and Afrofu...
130th Portland Art Museum Annual Meeting (11/9/22)
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130th Portland Art Museum Annual Meeting (11/9/22)
"Perspectives" Exhibition Opening- Artists' Panel Conversation (July 2022)
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"Perspectives" Exhibition Opening- Artists' Panel Conversation (July 2022)
Opacity of Performance | Performance in Museums | June 18, 2022
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Opacity of Performance | Performance in Museums | June 18, 2022
Opacity of Performance | On Opacity | June 25, 2022
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Opacity of Performance | On Opacity | June 25, 2022
Mexican Modernism: Frida, Fibromyalgia, and Feminism
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Mexican Modernism: Frida, Fibromyalgia, and Feminism
Rental Sales Gallery: New Artists Showcase 2022
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Rental Sales Gallery: New Artists Showcase 2022
Printmaking in 1890s Paris: Auguste Clot and the Nabis
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Printmaking in 1890s Paris: Auguste Clot and the Nabis
Queen Nefertari’s Egypt: Closing Notes on Women’s Power in Pre-Colonial African Civilizations
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Queen Nefertari’s Egypt: Closing Notes on Women’s Power in Pre-Colonial African Civilizations
Living Together, Working Together: Édouard Vuillard and His Mother
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Living Together, Working Together: Édouard Vuillard and His Mother
Great video. There is something so captivating about Monet's waterlilies. I always find it fascinating hearing about how conservators restore paintings and like you say give them back their voice. A job that does not get enough appreciation. Looking forward to the next episodes.
Looking forward to these episodes! And seeing how the painting changes as it is restored.
Pretty good lecture
Thank you for this lecture / Q&A. Nice to focus on just one piece as a representation of how Mr. Saunders approached his work and his process. Also, very insightful to have a former student of Mr. Saunders conduct this session. Great job 👏
Xenar or Tessar ? LF joke
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BTW Donna worked at a gallery at the time where Flavin was showing these pieces.
Please let me know what happened to your Mother
I am glad, I had not to review your speeches and articles any longer
Ach Armin.
What happened to the Portugal property? Remember us playing Tennis there?
Hi here is your first wife. What happened to your Mom? I heard your Dad died, but what happened to your Mom?
I have the catalog that accompanies this exhibition. For the most part, the text is a transcript of this lecture. It is a pleasure to go over it slowly and appreciate the written word, delivered here with a subtle humor and emphasis, I didn't quite pick up on, but felt was there when reading.
Gracias, excelente trabajo!
11k6 yr 116✝️☮️🥁🎼🌍💐😇
Strange halting delivery. Weird background. Word salads.
What a wonderful video filled with creative insights and stories. Loved every minute of it.
Thank you for this. I have always been fascinated by arms an armor throughout history. I wish I decided to have the same discipline of passion in pursuing this as a career.
love the recoloring
I didn’t actually go into the suit but watching people experience it and then getting fed by the crew was so goofy
Maria Amalia married into the house of Savoy she was a sister of Marie Antoinette, who was another Austrian Archduchess. The House of Savoy was Sicily and Naples combined before Italy became a country. Then she became the Spanish Queen as Maria Amalia of Saxony. Historians please correct me. I only went to what used to be called Junior College.
I’m wondering if the lacquer was also needed to keep the iron from rusting
Probably so. Japanese summers are super humid, and combined with that salty sea air, the iron plates would probably rust pretty quickly without proper maintenance if not for the lacquer.
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You are a talented artist, however, it’s too bad your admirers don’t know what a condescending jerk you can be
KJM IS LIKE A MIRROR! Nothing wrong with looking!
Garrick Imatani steals credit for art his students make, don't listen to a word he says because he's a huge fraud
Very good talk. Maybe the artist is one who brings an element of order out of the chaos. .
That was fantastic….I was mesmerized listing to Mr Mowry! He has truly raised the understanding of Korean ceramics for me, I have a new found appreciation! Thank you!
I have a print of hers entitled "rainy day" which was produced in 1953. I received it as a gift in 1968. I have no idea whether in fact it is rare or what it may be priced at or whether anyone would wish to purchase this print.
Il cardinale Rivarola ha mandato a morte molti patrioti italiani. Ma alla fine il potere del papato è finito ed è nata l'Italia!!
Wonderful work and looove to do portraits too! As I am interested in people and study them
hold it...there's something good in Portland?
Thank you for this!
This my pal, and her work is amazing.
Very interesting!
Congratulations to you. I hope to make the trip to see this showing. I wrote a book about 'The Importance of Collecting Black Art.' I was fortunate to meet your dad at my book signing in Memphis. Again, congrats and I look forward to meeting you. 💞🦋🤗
let me guess, dementors?
Dr. Dolan. I have a random question. Victor Jorgensen is my great uncle. I never met him, but I found a framed print of a Battleship in my deceased fathers things. It is signed “ED Jorgensen”. I’m wondering if perhaps it is a Victor Jorgensen photograph. Do you know if he ever signed with the name “ED”?
E.D. (Edwin Dietrich) Jorgensen was Victor’s uncle. He was a noted photographer in his own right in the Portland area.
Fantastic even 10 years later.
They’re little children!!! One of the reasons that we need to educate ourselves.
Beautiful 😍 ❤😊
I had the pleasure to visit the exhibit over the weekend. It was AMAZING; I highly recommend it. There were pieces there that shook my soul. One of my favorites was Baba was a Black Sheep by Mosely Wotta. The visuals were arresting and extremely nuanced. I could study it for hours. I am definitely going to visit the exhibit again!
There are no Black or White artists. There are only artists of different nationalities and artistic currents. What is this Black Obsession ?!
Intisar Abioto is amazing! 💖
1:12:10 that is a very succinct way to summarize a lot of history. Nice and pithy juxtaposition of two sets of papers.
I still cry when I hear "I can't breath"
Wth
Excellent!