UPCOMING EVENTS
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Change, Growth, and Reincarnation: A Solo Exhibition by Aileen McPherson
November 7 - December 15, 2024
1335 NW KEARNEY ST.
PORTLAND, OR 97209Change, Growth, and Reincarnation: A Solo Exhibition by Aileen McPherson features the versatility of McPherson’s artistic style across her body of work.
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Forbidden Fruit: A Solo Exhibition by Violet Fae Rabbit
Opening December 21, 2024
1335 NW KEARNEY ST.
PORTLAND, OR 97209Forbidden Fruit, an exhibition of Violet Fae Rabbit’s work explores the intersection of catharsis and whimsy.
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Eye in the Sky: An Exhibition by Fahd Sadiq
November 3 - December 4, 2024
2420 NE SANDY BLVD
PORTLAND, OR 97232Eye in the Sky features a series of dynamic work by multidisciplinary artist Fahd in Eastside Jewish Common’s new gallery space.
NEWS
KHEM Interview on KBOO
On Tuesday January 25, 2022, Joseph Gallivan interviews artist KHEM, about his show Smiles of Planet Earth in Portland, Oregon.
Preview Magazine: "Gather:Make:Shelter Offers Creative Solutions"
GMS is featured in the Feb/Mar 2021 issue of Preview! The editorial covers some of our work over the past year including projects and achievements by Dana, Aileen, and Michael.
GMS Members to Receive Precipice Fund Award
We celebrate the achievements of Dana and Aileen, both of whom received a Precipice Fund award from The Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts administered by PICA.
Portland Monthly: "This Nonprofit Helps Those Experiencing Houselessness Build Skills with Art"
We are pleased to share that Portland Monthly featured us in their article “This Nonprofit Helps Those Experiencing Houselessness Build Skills with Art.”
GMS Receives Light A Fire Award from Portland Monthly!
We are so excited to report that Gather:Make:Shelter has received a Light A Fire Award from Portland Monthly Magazine presented by the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust! They have recognized Gather:Make:Shelter as the nonprofit “Doing the Most with the Least”.
Oregon ArtsWatch: "Artful solutions to foster community"
Oregon ArtsWatch recently featured Gather:Make:Shelter’s Founding Director, Dana Lynn Louis’s newly installed privacy fence screen titled "Ripple Effect" designed for two temporary shelter-in-place villages on SE Water Avenue.
Street Roots: "The art and activism of Dana Lynn Louis"
Street Roots featured Dana’s exhibition Weave at the Russo Lee Gallery, which touches on the relationships she’s built through Gather:Make:Shelter.
SuperThank Radio features Dana and Gather:Make:Shelter
Dana talks about Gather:Make:Shelter on the SuperThank podcast.