Workshop:

For Immigrants, Refugees and Family / Community Members of Immigrants and Refugees

Wednesday, Feb 26, 5-6:30pm

A support space provided to discuss the dynamics of assimilation, dominant culture, survival and safety. Inside Gallery 157

MFA in Visual Studies is excited to welcome L.A. based curator, writer and educator, Ceci Moss, for a lecture as part of the Hallie Ford School of Graduate Studies Spring 2020 Lecture Series.

PNCA’s Native Voices Speaker Series is thrilled and grateful to host this visit and presentation from Kunu Bearchum.

The MFA in Print Media is partnering with Don’t Shoot PDX to host a community printmaking event to honor Black History and leaders of the civil rights movement in the U.S.

MFA Collaborative Design and MA Design Systems are excited to welcome Jessica Bellamy for a lecture on her work and practice as part of the Hallie Ford School of Graduate Studies Spring 2020 Lecture Series.

PNCA is proud to present “Motion Pictures: Drawing While Moving” by Kenneth Helphand, Philip H. Knight Professor of Landscape Architecture Emeritus at the University of Oregon.

“Motion Pictures” will present multiple drawings by Helphand that showcase his landscape drawings while traveling by train and plane.

PNCA is proud to present “Motion Pictures: Drawing While Moving” by Kenneth Helphand.

The Unknown Artist, curated by Lucy Cotter with Shoji Hamada,, Bernard Leach, Cannupa Hanska Luger, Mami Takahashi, Revital Cohen & Tuur van Balen, Takahiro Yamamoto, Asztalos Zsolt, and unknown.

The Unknown Future, a lecture-performance by Lucy Cotter, is part of The Unknown Artist, an exhibition at the Center for Contemporary Art & Culture she curated.

Cannupa Hanska Luger’s Something To Hold Onto is part of The Unknown Artist, an exhibition at the Center for Contemporary Art & Culture, curated by Lucy Cotter.

MFA Applied Craft + Design is excited to welcome object and image maker Fo Wilson for a lecture on her work and practice as part of the Hallie Ford School of Graduate Studies Spring 2020 Lecture Series.

Property of Opaqueness is a collaborative dance performance by artist and choreographer Takahiro Yamamoto and is part of The Unknown Artist, an exhibition at the Center for Contemporary Art & Culture, curated by Lucy Cotter. The performance will feature artist and arts administrator Rana San and filmmaker Roland Dahwen Wu, performing alongside Yamamoto.

Last day to withdraw from a class, by 5pm Friday.

Learn about the PNCA experience at our undergraduate Open House.

The year 2020 marks the tenth anniversary of Commercial Type, one of the world’s leading independent type foundries. The team at Commercial Type has been exploring the history of fonts at St. Bride Library in London, uncovering long forgotten classic typefaces and bringing them back to life. In 2019 they launched a new foundry to release these faces, Commercial Classics. CT partner Paul Barnes will tell the fascinating and exciting story of this new foundry, of creating faces that capture the spirit of the original specimens and expanding them in a vibrant way for modern use.

The MA in Critical Studies program is excited to welcome Annie McClanahan to present a public lecture on her work and research as part of the Hallie Ford School of Graduate Studies Lecture Series.

Registration for Fall 2020 begins this week

After Difference is a lecture-performance by Lucy Cotter, is part of The Unknown Artist, an exhibition at the Center for Contemporary Art & Culture she curated.

Spring Focus week tentatively all week

PNCA welcomes admitted students for a fun day of getting to know the college and the campus.