What's Happening?
The Pendleton Center for the Arts is hosting the Art About Agriculture exhibition, showcasing works from emerging and professional artists that explore the labor, beauty, and connection to agricultural production. The exhibition features 59 selected works from over 450 submissions across the western United States. Artists aim to foster understanding between agriculturalists and non-agriculturalists, highlighting the dedication required to sustain life. The exhibition includes diverse art mediums, such as encaustic works, woodblock prints, and paintings.
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Why It's Important?
The Art About Agriculture exhibition emphasizes the cultural and societal significance of agriculture, highlighting the labor and dedication involved in food production. By showcasing diverse artistic interpretations, the exhibition fosters appreciation and understanding of agricultural practices. It serves as a platform for dialogue between different communities, promoting awareness of the challenges and beauty inherent in agriculture.
What's Next?
The exhibition will remain at the Pendleton Center for the Arts until August 16, after which it will move to Clackamas Community College's Alexander Gallery in Oregon City. The ongoing display offers continued opportunities for public engagement and education on agricultural themes. Future exhibitions may further explore the intersection of art and agriculture, encouraging broader participation and dialogue.
