Tammy Jo Wilson: Nonprofit group faces challenge of continuing to connect communities
Art in Oregon, a visual art nonprofit based in Oregon City has been navigating the challenges of the COVID crisis. With the widespread loss of art events and exhibitions in 2020 and into 2021, Art in Oregon faces the challenge of continuing to connect artists and communities.
Over the past year, we have been able to pivot to the virtual format when necessary and in person when possible, hosting two online exhibitions and two artist residencies since the beginning of the pandemic. Art in Oregon attributes our ability to endure to the conscientious adaptability of collaborators, patrons and artists, as well as art s ability to capture and articulate the human experience.
Tammy Jo Wilson: Nonprofit group faces challenge of continuing to connect communities
Art in Oregon, a visual art nonprofit based in Oregon City has been navigating the challenges of the COVID crisis. With the widespread loss of art events and exhibitions in 2020 and into 2021, Art in Oregon faces the challenge of continuing to connect artists and communities.
Over the past year, we have been able to pivot to the virtual format when necessary and in person when possible, hosting two online exhibitions and two artist residencies since the beginning of the pandemic. Art in Oregon attributes our ability to endure to the conscientious adaptability of collaborators, patrons and artists, as well as art s ability to capture and articulate the human experience.