>Art For all Seasons, The Annual Membership Show: November 28 - December 19, 2003

>Dia De Los Muertos, Annual Celebration of the Day of the Dead:
  October 24 - November 14, 2003

>Art For All Seasons: November 18-December 23, 2005

>Día de los Muertos: October 21-November 11, 2005

>Fast Forward:November 18-December 23, 2005

>Alpha/Omega: July 29-September 2, 2005

>Oregon Made for Interiors: June 10-July 15, 2005

>ConTEXT: April 22-May 27, 2005

Earth Element by Joyce Keener

This exhibit features four artists: Joyce Keener, Launa Romoff, Margaret Rutherford, and Libby Wadsworth, who incorporate text in their artwork in different ways. Margaret Rutherford has created a narrative, I Grew Up With the Dead, made up of framed prints and poetry, chronicling her experience growing up as the daughter of a Holocaust survivor. Joyce Keener combines photographs and text in collage form. Launa Romoff incorporates found objects in her work. Libby Wadsworth presents familiar words in unfamiliar ways. Through their various styles, each of these artists explore how text and image are both languages of description and representation.

>With Innocent Eyes: An Interactive Art Project with Helen Liu
April 5-9, 2005

During April 5th-7th from 10am- noon and from 4-5pm, artist Helen Liu will be joined by small groups of children ages 3-10 at the gallery. Together, they will work on long scrolls of paper 42 inches by 18 feet long. Previous works by Helen and other young friends will be on view in the gallery. The public is welcome to observe and participate in the project.

>Jello Art Show: Saturday April 2, 2005- 5 - 8 p.m. ONE DAY ONLY

>Sylvia Seder Retrospective and Figuratively Speaking II
February 25-March 31, 2005
Figuratively Speaking II features work by 13 local, figurative artists who work in the Open Studios at Maude Kerns Art Center. These Artists work in a variety of mediums, ranging from watercolor and acrylic to charcoal, ink, and conte' crayon. Sylvia Seder's Retrospective is a survey of artwork from the many mediums and styles explored by this great local artist over the course of many years.

>From Experience: Ronald Hall and Duane Johnson
January 14-February 18, 2005
The intense imagery of both of these artists deals with social and political issues, from racism to the effects of bullying.