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Portland Institute for Contemporary Art

Location
Portland, OR
Grant Cycle
Fall 2018
Amount
$120,000
Type of Grant
Multi-year Program Support

Portland Institute for Contemporary Art acknowledges and advances new developments in contemporary art while fostering the creative explorations of artists and audiences. PICA’s programming supports the experiments of the most vital and provocative artists of our time. Our vision is international, intergenerational, interdisciplinary, and decidedly forward thinking (even when those explorations look back in history). PICA is unique among institutions for working right alongside artists at the increasingly blurry boundaries between forms and at the edge of new ideas. Throughout the year, audiences have myriad opportunities to interact with artists, curators, critics, and cultural visionaries in a direct, in-depth way. From performances to exhibitions to lectures to the annual Time-Based Art Festival, its programs catalyze conversations about contemporary culture.


The Snake_Installation View_ work by Jessica Diamond_Photo by Evan La Londe, courtesy of Portland Institute for Contemporary Art
Installation view, THROUGH AND THROUGH AND THROUGH, by Gordon Hall. Image courtesy of Portland Institute for Contemporary Art and Evan La Londe
Abigail DeVille's American Future_Photo by Evan La Londe, Courtesy of Portland Institute for Contemporary Art
"she nut" performance by Juicebox at No Human Involved Opening Reception_co-curated with STROLL PDX - November 8 2019 - Photo Credit Intisar Abioto_Courtesy of Portland Institute for Contemporary Art
Gordon Hall performing for Sitting (Brick Object) (III), carved brick, 2019. Image courtesy of Portland Institute for Contemporary Art and Evan La Londe
Brittany Marie Chavez, "Eating Ass", 5/30 min., 2018_installation view_No Human Involved_co-curated with STROLL PDX - November 2019 - Photo Credit Intisar Abioto, Courtesy of Portland Institute for Contemporary Art.JPG

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“Our granting program recognizes the equal importance of small, community-oriented spaces, major museums, and everything in between. Together, and with the foundation’s support, they work to collectively amplify the voices and visions of artists, which deepens and diversifies the national cultural discourse.”

Joel Wachs, President

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