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Vacant Portland Storefronts Become Canvases for New History Exhibit

History Is Now, part of the sixth Vanport Mosaic Festival, tells Oregon’s history through the voices of its underrepresented and marginalized communities.

Loud and Soft, Subtle and Bold: Five Black Oregon Artists at the Corvallis Arts Center

   In the Main Gallery,  POW! Right between the eyes!The entire back wall is a show stopper of a mural painted live and on site by self-called Ghutter Artist Mosley Wotta. His vibrant graffiti and slam poetry inspired mural is part of the overall exhibition called Black Matter, curated by Tammy Jo Wilson as a way to shine a bright light on five Black Oregon Artists. Encountering Mosley’s mural is like a double shot of espresso it wakes you up, pulls you in. Christine Miller. Solar Power. Six digital prints on Matte Paper. 2020. Credit By permission of the gallery. There are some other big voices in this show, too, notably a big series of large portraits by Jeremy Okai Davis, and compelling, message-driven graphics by Christine Miller. 

Pamplin Media Group - Oregon City artist lands grant for solo exhibition

Oregon City artist lands grant for solo exhibition Tammy Jo Wilson creating more paintings for show at Chemeketa Community College. Oregon City artist Tammy Jo Wilson received $1,500 this month from the Oregon Arts Commission to support her solo exhibition at Chemeketa Community College in Salem from Jan. 5 to Feb. 4, 2022. Wilson said she was excited to use the grant to support the creation of new artwork for the solo show. She added that the show will mostly consist of painting completed after the beginning of the pandemic in March 2020, but that she might include the occasional pastel or older piece. I have one painting in my mind right now that I m planning to work on this week, she said.

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Fund for Black Oregonians settles lawsuit - Portland Business Journal