December 1st - First Thursday
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Probably Just the Wind:
Death Necropolitics and Transformation. Thursday, December 1, 2022 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM Refreshments served. Free and open to the public. Exhibition is currently on view through December 23. 2022. |
December 3rd - Forensic Architecture Film Screening
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FILM: "IF TOXIC AIR IS A MONUMENT TO SLAVERY, HOW DO WE TAKE IT DOWN?"
by Forensic Architecture in partnership with RISE St James. Saturday, December 3, 2022 We will be screening this important 35 minute film every hour starting at 11:00 AM with the last showing at 4:00 PM See screening details and reserve a spot |
December 10th - Presentation and Workshop (Virtual)
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Hilma's Ghost
VIRTUAL EVENT (Link coming soon) Saturday, December 10, 2022 at Parallax Art Center Time: 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Join us and Probably Just the Wind artist, Hilma's Ghost for an informative talk about the use of death imagery in art + practices/rituals around death in different cultures. After there will be a free workshop with witch/medium Sarah Potter to activate Rituals for Grieving. Free virtual event |
December 21st - Yuletide Celebration (Winter Solstice)
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Join us for a closing celebration of our fall exhibition:
Probably Just the Wind Wednesday, December 21, 2022 at Parallax Art Center 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM Our yuletide celebration will take place on the Winter Solstice! Join for sweet treats, warm, festive drinks, candle pouring with intention, tarot readings, past lives readings, yuletide crafts, raffle prizes and more! This is a free celebration to say goodbye to our last exhibition of 2022 and set our sites on a new year of amazing art exhibitions and programming. RESERVE YOUR FREE SPOT |
UPCOMING EXHIBTIONS - 2023
Parallax Art Center is excited to share a new year of amazing, thought provoking visual experiences coupled with exceptional partners and programming that reflect our mission. Please stay tuned for more details on our line up for 2023.
February 2, 2023 - GLEAN
Parallax Art Center will be hosting this amazing exhibition hosted by The GLEAN Program. Five artists are invited to push the boundaries of material exploration. They will be challenged to create artwork from the materials gleaned from the Metro Central Transfer Station (aka, “the dump”). One of the goals of this program is to introduce established and emerging artists to the wealth of materials available to them through the GLEAN. With the ultimate goal to reduce waste and raise awareness with this program, no prior experience with discarded materials is required. All artists in the Portland area are encouraged to apply. (from Glean website) Learn More.
April, 2023 - Artist in Residency by Making Earth Cool
June, 2023 - Unfinished Business by guest curator, Jacqueline Kok
August, 2023 - Social Forms - Art as Global Citizenship - a show in partnership with Converge 45
October, 2023 - A fashion exhibition by guest curator, Ronda P. Hill
Parallax Art Center is excited to share a new year of amazing, thought provoking visual experiences coupled with exceptional partners and programming that reflect our mission. Please stay tuned for more details on our line up for 2023.
February 2, 2023 - GLEAN
Parallax Art Center will be hosting this amazing exhibition hosted by The GLEAN Program. Five artists are invited to push the boundaries of material exploration. They will be challenged to create artwork from the materials gleaned from the Metro Central Transfer Station (aka, “the dump”). One of the goals of this program is to introduce established and emerging artists to the wealth of materials available to them through the GLEAN. With the ultimate goal to reduce waste and raise awareness with this program, no prior experience with discarded materials is required. All artists in the Portland area are encouraged to apply. (from Glean website) Learn More.
April, 2023 - Artist in Residency by Making Earth Cool
June, 2023 - Unfinished Business by guest curator, Jacqueline Kok
August, 2023 - Social Forms - Art as Global Citizenship - a show in partnership with Converge 45
October, 2023 - A fashion exhibition by guest curator, Ronda P. Hill