A Force of Nature is the apt title of the Eugene Weekly's review of alumna Lucinda Parker's retrospective exhibition, Force Fields, at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art in Salem.

Our Low-Residency MFA in Creative Writing, BFA in Creative Writing, and MA in Critical Studies collaborate to present a number of events on campus and off as Patron Sponsors of AWP including a rare look at the Burning Deck archive.

Nandini Ranganathan, Executive Director of PNCA's Make+Think+Code lab is one of the featured leaders speaking at TedX Portland on April 27.

Printmaking professor Yoshihiro Kitai is among the artists in residence at Crow's Shadow this year. The institute is profiled in the NY Times.

Librarian and alumna, Linden How, is interviewed on OPB's Think Out Loud to talk about the international Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon movement and our Edit-a-thon this weekend.

Collab between students from Sapporo City University and PNCA unveiled this Thursday at KOIN Tower.

Swiss Institute presents Centinel, the first institutional solo show in the United States by New York-based alumnus Jasper Spicero '13.

Alumni are both participating and helping to organize this year's SPACENESS art festival this weekend at the Sou'Wester Lodge, March 1-3, 2019.

In an unprecedented move, the Ray Trayle Print Prize Committee has awarded the 2019 Ray Trayle Print Prize to the PNCA Printmaking Department. The Ray Trayle Print Prize is an annual award given to a remarkable Northwest printmaker in appreciation of Ray Trayle’s contribution to the art of printmaking.