Barbara Jaenicke's Composition Boot Camp is tailored to the serious student and offers a deeper look into those most important stages of the painting process. Students who partake in this workshop experience many of those “aha” moments that come from the expert teachings of this esteemed instructor and professional artist.
If you live in the vicinity of Canby and always wanted to try acrylic fluid pouring, here’s your opportunity. Come have some painting fun while enjoying treats from Baker's Prairie Bakery. Taught by Cerebral Artworks.
From tech to racing, engineering to engines, students will learn while having a great time. We look forward to having another fantastic summer with all the campers, parents, staff, guest speakers, and community partners who helped to make camp such a success. Camps for kids in K-12.
The Oregon City Festival of the Arts is looking for volunteers for August 9-11. Whatever time you can contribute would be greatly appreciated – whether it is a couple hours, a morning, an afternoon – or even the whole weekend!
You are invited to participate in an amazing collaborative community design process and leave your mark on Beaverton’s Historic Downtown. Winning artists will receive $1,000 for their work!
How do you get your dreams the funding they deserve? Learn to tell your story in a dynamic and engaging way!
Grants from $25,000 to $100,000 for operational support for the organization, collections care, programming and outreach activities, or other uses of the collections.
Up to $350,000 for Implementation Grants and $50,000 for Foundation Grants for Planning, Assessments, Digitization, Rehousing, Conservation treatment leading to enhanced access.
The Travel Oregon Competitive Grants Program awards eligible applicants for projects that contribute to the development and improvement of local communities throughout the state.
Upgrade from stick figures to slick figures as WLPL’s Artist-in-residence will help you grasp the basics of drawing in this class. No registration required and materials will be provided. No experience necessary!
Help inform the public about keeping our creeks and rivers clean through artistry! To apply, submit your drawing to help people learn about rain drains.
Call for submissions for a calendar to feature Clackamas County poets and artists! Twelve writers and 12 artists will be selected for the first annual calendar produced by the Clackamas County Arts Alliance.
Artists of all ages and skill level are invited to submit up to three 2D artworks for the Wild & Scenic Film Festival Art Exhibit. Two $100 cash prizes will be awarded among the artists selected to participate in the exhibition!
CCC joins with local partners to offer a variety of fun, enriching classes at schools and community centers near you.
Small ‘hands on’ classes and workshops in Government Camp, on Mount Hood.
The city of Molalla is exploring the formation of a Commission focused on culture, history and the Arts. We are looking for artists, musicians, theatre artists, or anyone who is interested in fostering the Arts in our community.
Calling out to all you Doodlers for Art in the Alleyways – the Paint by Numbers Project!! We are looking for artists to create twenty 18x24” Paint by Numbers pieces.
Are you or do you know someone who is a blossoming artist? The Three Rivers Artist Guild is accepting up to 20 emerging artists, of any age or walk of life, who have little to no experience in showing their work.
The Arts Alliance has filled an essential need in Clackamas County since 1994. No other organization provides services countywide to artists, writers, performers and cultural organizations … but we couldn’t have done it without your help. Nearly 40 percent of our operating income comes from donors just like you! Learn more ›