Oregon Art Center
Private
Oregon Art Center (formerly Oregon Society of Artists) is a Portland 501(c)(3) offering art classes, 1–4 day workshops, youth programs, and gallery exhibitions for the community. Programming is led by professional artists for a range of skill levels. A dedicated kids summer camp program could not be confirmed from available sources.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Oregon Art Center directly before you register or pay.
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★★★★★Mary AvalonA welcoming community - the shows I've seen there represent a wide range of art; mediums, styles and for me, are very 'acessible'. I appreciate, 'understand' and enjoy viewing art there! Not too 'conceptual' (not that there's anything wrong with that), I just don't want to work that hard ;) i like 'abstract and modern' art as much as the next person, and see the freedom and beauty of the expression (re: Christo) I also love art that I can readily 'engage' with....
★★★★★Lorie CI had a nice experience connecting with other Veterans during art class
★★★★★Ralph Robertson photographerGreat Art, from awesome artists sharing all forms of works to view and buy. I'm a card carrying member and my work is on display. Check it out.
★frank baroneI took a class The Impressionist's Magic Bullet With Alan Scott-moncrieff. It was the worst art class I took in my life. Complete waste of money and time. Do not register for entire session as they do not give refunds. For a non profit this place is very profit oriented. Quality of instruction is very bad. If you are looking for quality art education, look elsewhere. Response: I took his class in March of this year. I emailed to you multiple times asking for refund or let me use the fee for any other classes I might take in future. I paid $385 for entire term and attended only two classes.
★★★★★Linda Rothchild OllisThe help I received from Emily Fox, Education and Programs Manager, went above and beyond setting up the workshop I taught. She checked to be sure the technical connections for a projected presentation were working smoothly on the day of the workshop. Martha Norrie and Alleyn Yasskin also helped me prepare for the workshop. The staff and volunteers are professional and efficient.