Stefano Minzi

Gallery Homeland presents Guten Tag Meine Fruende, a collection of six contemporary emerging and established artists living and working in Berlin. The show grew out of the ongoing relationship Gallery Homeland has been building over the past 6 months with the creative community of Berlin. Featured artists include Nicole Cohen, Ali Fitzgerald, Stefano Minzi, Holger Pohl, Adam Raymont, and Katharina Trudzinski.

Opening reception • 6-9pm • March 5
Gallery Homeland • 2505 SE 11th Ave • info@galleryHOMELAND.org




Worksound presents Transverse: "It's a painting show." Featuring work by Vanessa Calvert, Jaclyn Fronzack, Ruth Lantz, Jud Richardson, Jason Vance Dickason, and Salvatore Reda.

Opening reception • 7pm (live music at 9pm) • March 5
Worksound • 820 SE Alder • mojomodou@gmail.com



Julie Orser

PNCA's Hybrid Gallery presents Incubate, an exhibition of work by former artists-in-residence in their Intermedia Department. Artists include David Cipriano, Fei Disbrow, Cris Moss, Julie Orser, Patrick Rock, Stephen Slappe and Intermedia Department Scholarship Alumni Anna Gray and Ryan Wilson Paulsen, Tyler Jackson, Claire LaMont, Mack McFarland, and Nickolaus Typaldos.

Opening reception • 6-9pm • March 5
Hybrid Gallery / Indigo @ 12 | West • 430 SW 13th



Susan Burnstine, "Bridge to Nowhere"

Newspace presents Susan Burnstine's Within Shadows. In this series, the artist "explores the fleeting moments between dreaming and waking - the blurred seconds in which imagination and reality collide... The images are created entirely in-camera, rather than with post-processing manipulations. To achieve her unique look, Burnstine created twenty-one hand-made film cameras out of plastic, vintage camera parts, and random household objects, with single element lenses are molded out of plastic and rubber."

Opening reception • 6-9pm • March 5
Artist lecture • 12pm • March 6
Newspace Center for Photography • 1632 SE 10th • 503.936.1935



Midori Hirose

For their first exhibition in their new space, Nationale presents Midori Hirose's L Sub to the Polynomial, an installation of new works on paper. "In analyzing and trying to reduce elements of her studio vocabulary to bare visual elements, Hirose took two distinct directions. For Series 1, Hirose thought about jokes and extracted the idea of happiness by reducing it to a moment of laughter...In Series 2, Hirose's abstract objects play between figure and ground, paying attention to the space and form with precision, while melding quilt-like geometric patterns with hazed gradients of color."

Opening reception • 6-9pm • March 5
Nationale • 811 E Burnside Suite 122 (in the back) • nationale.portland@gmail.com