PNCA Graphic Design presents our Design Lecture Series, Featuring Na Kim on Wednesday, February 20, at 7:00 pm. Free and open to the public!

On this Saturday, we’d like to invite prospective PNCA undergrad students to join us to experience how PNCA will empower you to reimagine what art and design can do in the world.

PNCA alumnus Finn Paul ‘10 presents a screening of selected short films that address the erasure of rich legacies of trans and queer activism and art by creating artworks that revisit and re-imagine these stories.

On this Saturday, we’d like to invite prospective PNCA undergrad students to join us to experience how PNCA will empower you to reimagine what art and design can do in the world.

Join the MFA AC+D program to hear Matt Olson, the founder of OOIEE (Office of Interior Establishing Exterior), speak about his work and practice.

The Center for Contemporary Art & Culture at Pacific Northwest College of Art (PNCA) is thrilled to present an exhibition of work by celebrated artist Joe Feddersen. The exhibition, Echo, will debut a new series of prints Feddersen produced during his time as artist-in-residence with PNCA’s Watershed Center for Fine Art Publishing and Research.

MFA AC+D is excited to host a screening of SuperDesign: Italian Radical Design 1965-1975, hosted by Matt Olson.

Mid terms grades due (week 7)

Come to this free introductory workshop to gain some inspiration from urban sketching masters and learn about the tools and techniques used by on-location artists around the world.

The MFA in Visual Studies is excited to welcome Portland-based sculptor and performer Jess Perlitz as part of the Spring 2019 Visiting Artist Lecture Series.

Subterranean Light is a collection of short films by Portland filmmaker Vu Pham and Joe X. Jiang

Join the MFA AC+D program to hear Ezra Shales speak about the productive confusion at the intersection of design, craft, and art in everyday life.

Converge 45, The Center for Contemporary Art and Culture and the MFA in Visual Studies program are excited to welcome Liz Glynn for a lecture.