Since its founding in 1909, Pacific Northwest College of Art has been a dynamic catalyst for creativity.
Furthering the mission it started a century ago, PNCA is contributing to the civic and cultural landscape of the Pacific Northwest as the epicenter of Portland’s creative community and as a place of distinction among the best schools or art and design in the nation.
The Centennial Short Film, 100 Years of Art + Design, celebrates the past, present and future of creativity and civic imagination at the College.
Created through a multitude of voices from our community, the video pays homage to the many influential people who have shaped and continue to influence the cultural landscape of the College and the region.
Short Film by golightly films.
In conjunction with the PNCA at 100 exhibition at the Portland Art Museum, Lee Kelly, Bonnie Laing-Malcolmsen, Sally Lawrence, and Tom Manley speak about the history of the Museum Art School (now PNCA) and the Portland Art Museum.
PNCA extends special recognition to Sue Horn-Caskey and Rick Caskey for making this film possible with their generous gift. Thank you Sue and Rick for helping to document through film our school’s first century of excellence in art and design education.
Fritz Liedtke Media
Videography: Fritz Lietke and Dayn Arnold
Editing: Dayn Arnold
