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Where do you find the pulse of Portland? If you ask artsy types, they’re apt to direct you to Disjecta’s ambitious biennial exhibition, Portland2014 . . .

"Abstract Drawing", 20 February 2014 – 19 April 2014 at the Drawing Room . . .

February 19 to March 15, 2014, "What draws me to (the work of Palestinian American Photographer Amjad Faur) is the intensity of the message created through stillness and depth…"

"Recurrent Work", February 23 - April 2, 2014 . . .

Ceramic artist Bean Finneran is internationally known for vibrant sculptures and installations composed of thousands of simple elemental forms initially inspired by the marshlands surrounding her Greenbrae studio.

Storm Tharp treats us to a Cubist-inflected gouache-on-paper painting, "Tronie of a Man Who Looked Like His Parents"...

... Using LED lights contained in linear sculptures rather than oil on canvas, Johannes Girardoni expands the second floor East Gallery with his blue/green light experiment called "Chromosonic Field", which includes a device known as a Spectro-sonic Refrequencer which converts light into sound. [He is] internationally renowned for [his] vigorous experiments with light and color and is not to be missed!

Organized by the Museum of Contemporary Craft, the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art will be the first venue to display the work of the 2013 Fellows Cynthia Lahti and D.E. May.

The exhibition features more than 200 works, including 6 digital pigment prints by Gus Van Sant.

Jenene Nagy will show work in the exhibition 'See Through Walls' at the Zuckerman Museum of Art in Kennesaw, Georgia in March of 2014.