NY Times highlights work by alumnus Tabor Robak in review of New Order: Art and Technology in the Twenty-First Century exhibition at MoMA, curated by Michelle Kuo

Visiting faculty in the Low-Residency MFA in Visual Studies program, including internationally recognized artists and curators offer free public lectures beginning June 19

Photography majors Hannah Hazen, Jessica Mitchell, Scott King, and Kia Tiakamori-Tihada have work on view at Blue Sky Gallery through Fall of 2019.

Congratulations to faculty member Sharita Towne who has been selected as one of the Hallie Ford Fellows in the Visual Arts for 2019!

The longtime bookseller, housing and disability rights activist speaks to the 2019 graduating class

Oregon Arts Commission makes selections for this honor.

Recent recipient of a Creative Capital award, Towne will give a talk in response to a work in the Museum's collection

Thank you to all who came to our 2019 Gala: Reimagine!

Ranganathan diagnoses the threats the viral spread of disinformation poses and offers a powerful solution

Our alumni take many creative paths. At the LA debut of the Frieze art fair, Barrett's culinary pop-up Cinqué was featured on Paramount's backlot

Big congratulations to Ellena Basada who will travel to Germany supported by a Fulbright Award

The Hallie Ford Museum of Art opens John Stahl: Oregon Artist on May 7.

Once again, PNCA alumni and faculty are heavily represented in the list for the Portland2019 Biennial at Disjecta.

Congratulations to MFA in Visual Studies alumna Tabitha Nikolai who has been invited to be an artist-in-residence for the Spring 2019 Creative Exchange Lab at Portland Institute for Contemporary Art.

State of Wonder highlights work by the Black Life Experiential Research Group (BLERG) a project by faculty member Sharita Towne and PSU professor Lisa Bates

Two accomplished PNCA alumni, a photographer and a painter, are among the choreographers for a recent BodyVox performance.

Big congratulations to alumnus and printmaking faculty member Yoshihiro Kitai who has been awarded a 2019 Golden Spot Residency at Crow's Shadow

Each year PNCA’s Art + Science Initiative selects a handful of student educators to collaborate with PNCA faculty and OMSI staff to develop and teach weeklong youth summer camps

MFA in Visual Studies alumna Samantha Wall's work has been selected for long-term installation in Concourse D

Printmaking professor Palmarin Merges presents a live printmaking event of her Blackfish 40th Anniversary Commemorative Print in the gallery

Again this year, PNCA is proud to be a sponsor of the citywide celebration of design in its many forms: Design Week Portland.

Congratulations to alumna Bukola Koiki, shortlisted for the American Craft Council's Emerging Voices Award.

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.