OUR PATH TO THE FUTURE

Highlights features carefully curated works from the City of Lake Oswego’s Permanent Art Collection. The entire collection includes about 240 works by local and Northwest regional artists, built up over nearly four decades by selection committees, an Art Commission (now the Public Art Committee), and the Arts Council of Lake Oswego.

Respond to Racism and the City of Lake Oswego are thrilled to announce our program for our Juneteenth celebration! Commemorate the end of slavery with a community celebration honoring the historic day.

Highlights features carefully curated works from the City of Lake Oswego’s Permanent Art Collection. The entire collection includes about 240 works by local and Northwest regional artists, built up over nearly four decades by selection committees, an Art Commission (now the Public Art Committee), and the Arts Council of Lake Oswego.

Highlights features carefully curated works from the City of Lake Oswego’s Permanent Art Collection. The entire collection includes about 240 works by local and Northwest regional artists, built up over nearly four decades by selection committees, an Art Commission (now the Public Art Committee), and the Arts Council of Lake Oswego.

The group is designed as a conversation group. A program every month, with an informal camera outing planned in between. New members, please email Thea Ellen at [email protected] to receive instructions.

In this video, the instructor shows you how to fold a mushroom, reminiscent of the Pacific Northwest's wet season.

With this particular video, Yumi will introduce three Japanese music instruments: Taiko Drums, Shinobue (bamboo flute), and Tsugaru Shamisen (Japanese lute).

Creating Strong Characters is a short class on how to develop on stage personas utilizing voice, body, and movement.

Red Trillium has openings for those of you who would like to join the Watercolor Painting group. They spend 3 hours painting, critiquing, learning from each other and enjoy the company of other fellow artists. All levels of experience are welcome.

The group is designed as a conversation group. A program every month, with an informal camera outing planned in between. New members, please email Thea Ellen at [email protected] to receive instructions.

Alisa Looney in partnership with the Center for Enamel Art and Silvera Jewelry School presents Granular Spray, Sgraffito, and Watercolor... Read More »

Creative Spirits Gallery at West Linn Lutheran Church is once again hosting a monthly outdoor event called Art Jam, which is open to all community members. It's the fourth Saturday of the month, June through September. It's outdoors, it's free, it's non-religious, it's fun and informal.

This past year has been one of evolution and adaptation as we found new and creative ways to engage Clackamas youth in the arts. With wonderful partners like Todos Juntos, Parrott Creek Child and Family Services, and the Clackamas Juvenile Department, YAC has come out stronger, wiser and more flexible than ever!

Our YAC Program Coordinator Christine Toth was able to serve as an artist juror for the Clackamas Education Service District (ESD) 2021 Regional Art Show.

We invite you to review all that we proudly accomplished during a year of unprecedented challenge, as well as unexpected inspiration.

Clackamas County Arts Alliance announces the re-selection from our AEP 2020 call of 48 Individual Artists and 4 Artist Groups to exhibit in the 2021 Artist Exhibit Program.