Guided by Oregon's Percent for Art legislation, the Arts Commission manages the state's Percent...
Since 1975, the Art in the Governor’s Office Program has honored selected artists in Oregon with...
In a town of only 700 people, more than 100 Echo residents attended both...
Packed like salmon in a tin can, the audience at Astoria’s Pier 11 was...
Brian Rogers – an accomplished painter, arts and culture consultant and the former deputy director of the Pennsylvania Council of the Arts – has been named the next executive director of the Oregon Arts Commission and Oregon Cultural Trust.
Three finalists have been named in the Oregon Arts Commission/Oregon Cultural Trust executive director search; the public is invited to meet the finalists at community forums in Salem and Portland on Monday, June 2, as part of the final interview process. An online tool for gathering feedback from participants will be shared at the forums.
Six Oregon artists will deliver special presentations about the history and cultural significance of their crafts and traditions at state parks across Oregon during the month of June.
A conversation with
Adam Davis, Executive Director
Oregon Humanities
oregonhumanities.org
What is Oregon Humanities’ mission?
We’re in the business of building civic infrastructure – not roads and buildings but habits and practices of listening, thinking, and talking with one another. Our vision is an Oregon that invites diverse perspectives, explores challenging questions, and strives for just communities.
