Join us as the 2nd year Low-Residency MFA candidate present their thesis proposals

LUNCHTIME LECTURE with world-renowned printmakers Carlos Hernandez and Bill Fick!

Live screen print and linocut demo with printmakers Carlos Hernandez and Bill Fick. In partnership with Speedball Printmaking Tour.

Chris Kraus Visiting Artist Lecture Co-Presented by the MA in Critical Studies + MFA in Visual Studies Programs

Informed by the lifelong study of textile structures, an engineering mindset, and memories of sailing out of sight of land, Linda Hutchins ‘88 is a visual artist whose work reappraises the meaning and experience of drawing. Join us for this special talk with the artist and PNCA Printmaking faculty member Yoshi Kitai ‘02.

Join the MFA AC+D program for a lecture by artist Wendy Red Star, whose work explores the intersections of Native American ideologies and colonialist structures, both historically and in contemporary society.

Join us for a conversation with design researcher Lisa Boumsiein-Smalley, who works with companies and organizations through unique project-based collaborative processes to identify new ways of creating meaningful experiences for people.

Me Too; Now What? We’ve heard their stories, we’ve told our own but when and how does the healing begin? Jasmine, Licensed Clinical Therapist, provides an introduction to the journey to addressing and healing from all forms of sexual violence and violations.

MFA in Visual Studies is excited to partner with Reed College to welcome Brooklyn-based photographer Lucas Blalock as part of the Spring 2019 Visiting Artist Lecture Series.

Join the MFA AC+D program to hear Matt Olson, the founder of OOIEE (Office of Interior Establishing Exterior), speak about his work and practice.

Mid terms grades due (week 7)

Come to this free introductory workshop to gain some inspiration from urban sketching masters and learn about the tools and techniques used by on-location artists around the world.

The MFA in Visual Studies is excited to welcome Portland-based sculptor and performer Jess Perlitz as part of the Spring 2019 Visiting Artist Lecture Series.