CCA&C

Main Campus Gallery

Reconstructing Craft: Feminism and Contemporary Ceramics
The Origional Nine Daughters, Edition 2/30, 2012

Dedicated to the work of national and international contemporary artists, PNCA’s 511 Gallery is located just off the Ann Payne Edlen Creative Corridor in PNCA’s campus flagship, Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Center for Art and Design.

Dedicated to bringing national and international contemporary artists to Portland, the 511 Gallery mounts six shows each year, with each exhibition on view for two months. Students participate in all aspects of mounting the exhibitions, from details of curation to logistics of installation. Visiting artists are invited to lecture or participate in student workshops and studio visits, and each show has a First Thursday opening reception and gallery talk given by the artist and open to the public.

2017 Hallie Ford Fellows Exhibition

Scofflaws

Works from the Museum of Contemporary Craft Collection

Post-Digital Landscapes

Open Call Guerilla Outdoor Performance Festival

Reconstructing Craft: Feminism and Contemporary Ceramics

Dynasty Handbag: I, An Moron

Bruce Nauman: Language Body

HIDDEN ASSEMBLY: Labor Through the Lens of Contemporary Art

Converge 45 : YOU IN MIND

Joe Feddersen: Echo

John Riepenhoff: Apparitions


Costumes, Reverence, & Forms: A Portland/Philadelphia Mixer

Gathering Autonomy: Justseeds Artists’ Cooperative

James Rosenquist

Gathering Resistance: Black Lives Matter - The Artists' Call

ASTERISMS

PICA's TBA: 16 // BUNNYBRAINS

Wangechi Mutu: The Hybrid Human

Gathering Thoughts: A People’s Art History

Gathering Thoughts: A Group Conversation with some Justseeds members

“This Just In … Endless War”—Justseeds/Combat Paper Workshop

Resolving Chaos: Honour Mack

Alien She

Potency of Process: Moving Through Breast Cancer

Letha Wilson: Shadows and Sunlight

NEW FEELINGS

Bespoke Bodies: The Design & Craft of Prosthetics

King’s Mouth: Wayne Coyne

Alison Saar: Crepuscular Blue

David Horvitz

Roy Tomlinson: ReMap

Jenny Holzer, Use What is Dominant in a Culture to Change it Quickly

Unwalking the West

The Earth Will Not Abide

blueshift

Tenuous Constructions