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Juneteenth Camp with Don't Shoot PDX
To celebrate Juneteenth, PNCA will be partnering with Teressa Raiford and Don't Shoot Portland with the support of Portland Art Museum to run a week-long art and activism summer camp for kids, primarily kids from underserved communities as well as kids with disabilities.
PNCA Alumus Demian DinéYazhi´ Named 2018 Hallie Ford Fellow
Congratulations to PNCA Alumnus Demian DinéYazhi´'13, one of five Oregon artists named a 2018 Hallie Ford Fellow in the Visual Arts.
Congratulations to All Our New Graduates!
On Sunday, May 20, 2018, commencement ceremonies were held for our undergraduate and graduate candidates for the spring 2018. Join us in congratulating this new class of PNCA alumni!
Congratulations to the PNCA|PENSOLE Design Intensive Class of Spring 2018!
PNCA is excited to congratulate the Spring 2018 graduating class of our PNCA | PENSOLE Design Intensive!
Arvie Smith ‘84 to Deliver 2018 PNCA Commencement Address
PNCA is pleased to announce that renowned artist, alumnus, and Professor Emeritus Arvie Smith '84 will deliver the 2018 Commencement Address at Pacific Northwest College of Art's 2018 Commencement ceremony on May 20, 2018.
BRAVO ALUMNI - MAY 2018
What's PNCA alumni been up to? Here are a few updates on folks making moves in their art communities: from Hyperallergic and ARTFORUM publishings, to notable exhibitions in New York, to TEDx talks and fellowships. PNCA alumni is always proud of its legacy!
Kristin Bradshaw Featured on Textsound
Creative Writing Program Director, Kristin Bradshaw, has four works featured on the current issue of Textsound.org.
PNCA|PENSOLE Faculty Featured
PNCA|PENSOLE faculty member, Angela Medlin, is profiled in the new the Schoolhouse Electric spring catalog.
PNCA President Don Tuski Joins Portland Influencers to Select Nike BIKETOWN Challenge Finalists
Don Tuski, President of PNCA, recently joined a panel of judges to select the finalists for Nike's 2018 BIKETOWN Community Design Challenge ⟶
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