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Portland Art Museum

One of the 25 largest museums in the country, the Portland Art Museum showcases impressive touring exhibitions and permanent collections of American, European, Asian, Native American, and contemporary art. With over 35,000 works of art, it is the region's most comprehensive visual arts resource.



New: We suggest checking out the newest exhibit, The Quest for Immortality -- Treasures of Ancient Egypt. Read our blog about a recent staff visit here.

Address:

1219 SW Park Ave
Portland, Oregon 97205
United States

Phone:

503.226.2811

Website:

www.portlandartmuseum.org
N 45° 30' 58.68" W 122° 40' 58.80"
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Seek the Unique: South Park: Portland Art Museum

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Making Merry: The Circus and Carnival in Graphic Art through 01/04/09

From poetic drama or outrageous humor to awesome physical feats that stretch the imagination, carnivals and circuses dazzle audiences with their varied performances by clowns, acrobats, beasts, and beauties. Often viewed as a metaphor for the human condition and the absurdity of life, carnivals and circuses have intrigued artists for centuries. The circus performer in particular, seen as a nonconformist artist on the fringe of society, attracted a kinship with visual artists who occasionally portrayed themselves in the role of the clown. Making Merry traces the subject of these spectacles in prints and drawings from the 17th to the 21st centuries. The exhibition features work by such artists as Jacques Callot, William Hogarth, Georges Rouault, Pablo Picasso, and Max Beckmann.

Seek the Unique promotes unusual items in downtown Portland. For more information, check out www.downtownportland.org.

Keywords: Interesting, Museum (Art), US$ 11 - US$ 25, Public transit, Easy to reach

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Portland Art Museum

Starting in the Cultural District, explore the Portland Art Museum, considered one of the nation's finest. Native American and Asian artworks share space with Monet, Renoir and Picasso masterpieces, as well as art of various northwest artists.

Keywords: Museum (Art)

Posted 4 months ago (07/17/08) by MayersFamily
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Pleasant Surpises Await You at the PAM

Whether you visit the PAM (Portland Art Museum) solo, in a small group, or with a large contingent, you will thoroughly enjoy the varied artwork, sculpture, and artifacts tastefully displaced throughout both buildings and on all floors. A joy to visit year-round, check the Museum's website often for new exhibits.

Families will especially enjoy the FREE Family Art sessions on Sunday afternoons. Not to mention FREE admissions for children!

Keywords: Scenic, Interesting, Discount for senior citizens, All year, Museum (Art), US$ 11 - US$ 25, Historic, Public transit, Everyone, Discount for children, Easy to reach

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