GLS Art News from the World of Greg Lewis Studios
Here are some of the 2015-Present activities with the Greg Lewis Studios.
Contact the Greg Lewis Studios for your current art needs or future building projects, or even your upcoming art education event. All photo images and video links are Copyright to their holders and reproduction rights are reserved.
Greg J. Lewis, Senior Artist & Design Director
Here are some of the 2015-Present activities with the Greg Lewis Studios.
Contact the Greg Lewis Studios for your current art needs or future building projects, or even your upcoming art education event. All photo images and video links are Copyright to their holders and reproduction rights are reserved.
Greg J. Lewis, Senior Artist & Design Director
SUMMER 2024 NEWS FROM THE GREG LEWIS STUDIOS
3rd ANNUAL MULTICULTURAL & DIVERSITY SHOW
Sponsored by Starseed Foundation
Opening Tuesday, July 2
On Display July 2 - 25
Online: July 5 - September 6
OSA is proud to present our 3rd Annual Multicultural Showcase. The theme of this show is art that celebrates diversity of cultures both in the artists who show their work and the subject matter of our art. While all our shows are open to artists of all races, gender identity, orientation and religions, this show is a meant to be a reflection of Portland’s diverse community. It is a showcase of artwork about diverse cultures both internationally and domestic. Artists are free to depict subject matter from other countries as well as themes of our diverse domestic cultures. Our hope is to present a forum that promotes goodwill and understanding in an environment which is too often polarized and divided.
A special thanks to the Regional Arts and Culture Council (RACC) for funding the new Arakawa Hanging System. This system enables The Gallery at OSA to present professionally hung exhibits. And thank you, Greg Lewis, and his volunteer team for hanging our exhibits every month.
Sponsored by Starseed Foundation
Opening Tuesday, July 2
On Display July 2 - 25
Online: July 5 - September 6
OSA is proud to present our 3rd Annual Multicultural Showcase. The theme of this show is art that celebrates diversity of cultures both in the artists who show their work and the subject matter of our art. While all our shows are open to artists of all races, gender identity, orientation and religions, this show is a meant to be a reflection of Portland’s diverse community. It is a showcase of artwork about diverse cultures both internationally and domestic. Artists are free to depict subject matter from other countries as well as themes of our diverse domestic cultures. Our hope is to present a forum that promotes goodwill and understanding in an environment which is too often polarized and divided.
A special thanks to the Regional Arts and Culture Council (RACC) for funding the new Arakawa Hanging System. This system enables The Gallery at OSA to present professionally hung exhibits. And thank you, Greg Lewis, and his volunteer team for hanging our exhibits every month.
Into My Hands | Digital Photo Giclee Print | Greg Lewis
GREG LEWIS STAGES THE 42nd ROSE FESTIVAL ART SHOW
Opening Night: Thursday, June 6, 5:30 - 7:30 PM
Show dates: June 6 - 27
Online: June 7 - Aug 2
The Rose Festival Art Show is an artistic celebration of the City of Portland and its traditions surrounding its iconic rose flower. This year the official Portland Rose Festival theme is “Dream Forward”. OSA is honored to participate in the events surrounding this festival by unveiling a portrait of this year’s Rose Festival Queen Deja. Paintings presenting feature scenes from around Portland and still-life portraits of our beloved roses.
Special acknowledgement goes to my volunteer Installation Team: Brooks Hickerson, Paul Lockhart Bob Bergstrom, Erick Rodriguze, Jeff Dove, Marian Flood and Adona Christian. This year’s Showcase was juried by Ron Stocke.
Opening Night: Thursday, June 6, 5:30 - 7:30 PM
Show dates: June 6 - 27
Online: June 7 - Aug 2
The Rose Festival Art Show is an artistic celebration of the City of Portland and its traditions surrounding its iconic rose flower. This year the official Portland Rose Festival theme is “Dream Forward”. OSA is honored to participate in the events surrounding this festival by unveiling a portrait of this year’s Rose Festival Queen Deja. Paintings presenting feature scenes from around Portland and still-life portraits of our beloved roses.
Special acknowledgement goes to my volunteer Installation Team: Brooks Hickerson, Paul Lockhart Bob Bergstrom, Erick Rodriguze, Jeff Dove, Marian Flood and Adona Christian. This year’s Showcase was juried by Ron Stocke.
Stained Glass detail of The Chapel window at St. Andrew Lutheran ELCA Church in Beaverton, Oregon - by the instructor.
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Greg Lewis instructs Stained Glass Basics | Step by Step| through the Oregon School of the Arts
Mondays, June 3 - September 2, 2024 (14 sessions) 9am-12pm | Class size is limited Stained-Glass Basics-Step-by-Step. This studio-lab progresses from concept design to a final stained-glass project. Course includes stained-glass History, instructor demos, safety instruction, pattern development, glass cutting, fitting framed stained-glass. "Class size is limited with all tools are supplies included. Glass donations donated by Bullseye Glass and the Greg Lewis Studios." Instructor, Greg Lewis is celebrating 50 years of creating contemporary art and fine art decor for clients in architecture, interior design, publishing, art collections, liturgical and healing environments. In addition to his art and design studio practice, Greg taught drawing, painting, and watercolor studios for over two decades at Concordia University-Portland and was co-founder of its Art & Culture Program. He led tours of London and Paris for art and culture studies in art and architecture. |
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Art images courtesy of www.artexplore.net
Greg Lewis presents Art History | Appreciation | through the Oregon School of the Arts
Mondays, June 3 - August 26 (13 sessions)
1:00-4pm | Class size is limited
Art History | Appreciation is once-a-week art appreciation talks: Dive deep into a wide range of art topics, including famous and not-so-famous artists. From art history we find the great art periods, artists and their works, the locations in Western civilization, to art forgery, theft, restoration and conservation, and the restitution of antiquities. Created for artists and non-artists alike. Join us in the knowledge and understanding of Art History in Progress.
All images and videos presented are Copyright to their respective holders are used in "fair use" for educational purposes only.
Greg Lewis is celebrating 50 years of creating contemporary art and fine art decor for clients in architecture, interior design, publishing, art collections, liturgical and healing environments. In addition to his art and design studio practice, Greg taught drawing, painting, and watercolor studios for over two decades at Concordia University-Portland and was co-founder of its Art & Culture Program. He led tours of London and Paris for art and culture studies in art and architecture. Greg holds degrees in Commercial Art/Graphic Design and in Visual Communications Education.
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Your Photo to A Painting
Greg Lewis instructs Your Photo to A Painting
through the Oregon School of the Arts
Tuesdays, June 4 - September 3 (14 sessions)
1:00-4pm | Class size is limited
Welcome to "Your Photo-to-Painting" Basics | Step-by-Step. A 14-week course, introducing basic draw-to-painting principles and techniques with both dry and wet art mediums. Using your cell phone camera/photos as a reference, learn the Elements of Art and Design while focusing on your personal interests, Instructor will project your photo/art to the surface of the canvas for you to paint in. From the 3D world to 2D. Subject assignments introduced will include abstracts, still life, landscapes and beyond. Introducing your original photo images into paintings will be addressed.
through the Oregon School of the Arts
Tuesdays, June 4 - September 3 (14 sessions)
1:00-4pm | Class size is limited
Welcome to "Your Photo-to-Painting" Basics | Step-by-Step. A 14-week course, introducing basic draw-to-painting principles and techniques with both dry and wet art mediums. Using your cell phone camera/photos as a reference, learn the Elements of Art and Design while focusing on your personal interests, Instructor will project your photo/art to the surface of the canvas for you to paint in. From the 3D world to 2D. Subject assignments introduced will include abstracts, still life, landscapes and beyond. Introducing your original photo images into paintings will be addressed.
Your Personal Photo to A Painting
Greg Lewis is celebrating 50 years of creating contemporary art and fine art decor for clients in architecture, interior design, publishing, art collections, liturgical and healing environments. In addition to his art and design studio practice, Greg taught drawing, painting, and watercolor studios for over two decades at Concordia University-Portland and was co-founder of its Art & Culture Program. He led tours of London and Paris for art and culture studies in art and architecture. Greg holds degrees in Commercial Art/Graphic Design and in Visual Communications Education.
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Presents
Guest Presenter | Artist Greg Lewis
Guest Presenter | Artist Greg Lewis
All images and videos presented are Copyright to their respective holders are used in "fair use" for educational purposes only.
Dear Vincent, we thought we knew you. We thought we knew your story. And now you are in our thoughts again with this new celebration of your artistic talent. You brought us beautiful paintings of your life and times. Together, we hope to understand and know you better.
Join us for the newest addition in the Art Without Passports Series AWP. The once-a-month art appreciation talks takes a deep dive into a wide range of art topics, including famous and not-so-famous artists. From art history we find the great art periods, artists and their works, the locations in Western civilization, to art forgery, theft, restoration and conservation, and the restitution of antiquities. Created for artists and non-artists alike. Progress.
Greg Lewis is celebrating 50 years of creating contemporary art and fine art decor for clients in architecture, interior design, publishing, art collections, liturgical and healing environments. In addition to his art and design studio practice, Greg taught drawing, painting, and watercolor studios for over two decades at Concordia University-Portland and was co-founder of its Art & Culture Program. He led tours of London and Paris for art and culture studies in art and architecture. Greg holds degrees in Commercial Art/Graphic Design and in Visual Communications Education.
All images and videos presented below are Copyright to their respective holders are used in "fair use" for educational purposes only.
The Salvation Army Veteran Art Program in Beaverton, Oregon | Guest Instructor | Artist Greg Lewis
We are the proud sponsor of a program that gives US Military Veterans the opportunity to create fine art. This is a weekly class to which Veterans can attend, at no charge, supplies included. Veterans participating in the class also have their membership in OSA sponsored. Dan said “I am a veteran and a budding artist. It has made my life so much more satisfying”.
Class is taught by classically trained OSA art instructors both in-person and online. Locations include OSA and at The Salvation Army's Beaverton Veterans & Family Center. This program has created a welcoming, safe, community for those who have served our country. Friendships have been developed along with artistic abilities. Veteran art talent comes from all quarters and branches of military service. From the officer corps to noncoms and enlisted. Annually, we celebrate their creations with a special show in our Gallery in November.
The art submitted to OSA’s year-end show, is both inspiring, personal and powerful art expressions of those who’ve served.
Veterans, for more information about this program and to register click HERE for the in-person class and HERE for the online class. Please call the office to register for the Beaverton location. For questions, please contact the OSA office at 503-228-0706 or email us at [email protected].
Military Veterans Program - Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
Class is taught by classically trained OSA art instructors both in-person and online. Locations include OSA and at The Salvation Army's Beaverton Veterans & Family Center. This program has created a welcoming, safe, community for those who have served our country. Friendships have been developed along with artistic abilities. Veteran art talent comes from all quarters and branches of military service. From the officer corps to noncoms and enlisted. Annually, we celebrate their creations with a special show in our Gallery in November.
The art submitted to OSA’s year-end show, is both inspiring, personal and powerful art expressions of those who’ve served.
Veterans, for more information about this program and to register click HERE for the in-person class and HERE for the online class. Please call the office to register for the Beaverton location. For questions, please contact the OSA office at 503-228-0706 or email us at [email protected].
Military Veterans Program - Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
2023 EVENTS FOR THE GREG LEWIS STUDIOS
The 2023-year ends with several GLS Restoration Projects
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OSA'S Annual 12 x 12 Art Show & Sale Opening Thursday, December 7 | 5:30pm - 7:30pm On display: December 7 - 29 Online: December 8 - February 1, 2024 Juried by Greg Lewis The Gallery at Oregon Society of Artists is proud to announce the 12 X 12 Art Show and Sale. One of our most popular exhibits, the 12 x 12 features affordable artwork, all under $225. The 12x12 Art Show and Sale at OSA will highlight premier works that celebrate art and culture in all of its innumerable forms. At the Show Opening we will celebrate the season with raffle prizes and popcorn. Join us! Artists: Top left: Julie Currie Top right: Jayne Lindley Bottom left: Erick Rodriguez Bottom right: Laurie Stephens |
OSA's Volunteer Artistic Director, Greg Lewis stages its annual
US VETERANS | NON-JURIED ART SHOWCASE
Opening Thursday, November 2 | 5:30pm
On display: November 2 - 30, 2023
Viewable online: November 3 - January 4
The Gallery at OSA is proud to present an exhibition dedicated to the artwork produced by US Military Veterans. For over six years, Oregon Society of Artists has partnered with a variety of foundations to provide free art classes to military veterans. Each November we dedicate The Gallery to showcase the wonderful works being made by veterans at OSA and beyond. The joy of creation is on full display as we honor the diversity, ingenuity, and talent of the US Military Veterans in our communities.
Artist, Rich Chabot | US Veteran
US VETERANS | NON-JURIED ART SHOWCASE
Opening Thursday, November 2 | 5:30pm
On display: November 2 - 30, 2023
Viewable online: November 3 - January 4
The Gallery at OSA is proud to present an exhibition dedicated to the artwork produced by US Military Veterans. For over six years, Oregon Society of Artists has partnered with a variety of foundations to provide free art classes to military veterans. Each November we dedicate The Gallery to showcase the wonderful works being made by veterans at OSA and beyond. The joy of creation is on full display as we honor the diversity, ingenuity, and talent of the US Military Veterans in our communities.
Artist, Rich Chabot | US Veteran
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Artist Greg Lewis presents from his popular Art Without Passports Series.
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Randall Vemer's MusArt Film Project
Wednesday | Oct 25 | 2:30-4:00PM Clubhouse Theater Touchmark in the West Hills 840 Touchmark Way Portland, Oregon 97225 |
The Art Without Passports Series is pleased to introduce Maestro, Randall Vemer. Presenting his multi-faceted film project, MusArt. His 40 musical themed paintings involving musicians from around the world, are featured. Hear them play with Haiku poetry, and every instrument in the orchestra. The MusArt film enjoys original music scored by a Grammy Awarded composer. The MusArt film thus far, has been Awarded in over 50 film festivals around the world.
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Liturgical Artist Greg Lewis presents his Art in the Christian Church series
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Session I
God's Signs & Symbols Friday | October 6 | 1:00-2:30pm Club House Theater Touchmark in the West Hills 804 Touchmark Way Portland, Oregon 97225 |
Join me in a richly visual journey through 2000 years of Art in the Christian Church in a slide/video format presentation.
From the origins of our Judeo-Christian heritage, from Genesis to the Catacombs of Rome, to the Gothic cathedrals of Europe and beyond. Together we will trace the great periods of art and architecture that have influenced our Christian worship spaces of today. Through the Church’s signs and symbols, we gain purpose and meaning for our faith and for future generations. |
To express your interest in a future Art in Christian Church Series Project, I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected]. You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
GLS STAGES PLEIN AIR & ALLA PRIMA | JURIED SHOWCASE
Opening Thursday, October 5 | 5:30pm - 7:30pm
On display: October 5 - 26
Online: October 6 - December 7
Juried by Brooke Borcherding
Plein Air painting and Alla Prima painting capture the essence of a scene, the attitude of a landscape, or the character of a moment. Most often completed in a single sitting, these works feature lively and impressionistic views, bold gestures, and impromptu mark-making. For the Plein Air and Alla Prima Showcase, we will show works that characterize these techniques and capture the fleeting moment. Whether painting in plein air or alla prima, works will express the spontaneity and immediacy of documenting the ever-changing world.
Brooke Borcherding, Artist & Juror
Saint Johns Bridge in Cathedral Park
Acrylic on Canvas
Opening Thursday, October 5 | 5:30pm - 7:30pm
On display: October 5 - 26
Online: October 6 - December 7
Juried by Brooke Borcherding
Plein Air painting and Alla Prima painting capture the essence of a scene, the attitude of a landscape, or the character of a moment. Most often completed in a single sitting, these works feature lively and impressionistic views, bold gestures, and impromptu mark-making. For the Plein Air and Alla Prima Showcase, we will show works that characterize these techniques and capture the fleeting moment. Whether painting in plein air or alla prima, works will express the spontaneity and immediacy of documenting the ever-changing world.
Brooke Borcherding, Artist & Juror
Saint Johns Bridge in Cathedral Park
Acrylic on Canvas
INTRODUCTION TO STAINED-GLASS BASICS
Fall Term | Mondays | September 11-December 11| 9:30AM-12:30PM
Greg Lewis | Instructor
Fall Term | Mondays | September 11-December 11| 9:30AM-12:30PM
Greg Lewis | Instructor
Stained-Glass Sample & SG Commission
Welcome to the world of stained glass! Building on a century’s old art form, this 14-week class progresses from initial concept design to final glass fabrication. The creative process includes step-by-step demos and safety instruction to produce high quality craft artworks. We will cover art history of stained-glass, concept design and pattern development, glass cutting, fitting, as well as finishing techniques. This class is created for artists who are emerging into new creativity, as well as the artist who is emerging into new directions. Instructor Greg Lewis utilizes a demo and one-on-one teaching style to achieve final art results with each student. Even if you have basic level experience, let’s go to the next stage of artistic confidence. Please note that space is limited to just five (5) students. Come and experience the joy of stained glass!
For more information and to register for the class, go to Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
For more information and to register for the class, go to Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
ART HISTORY IN PROGRESS
Fall Term | Mondays | September 11-December 11|1:00-3:30PM
Greg Lewis | Presenter
Fall Term | Mondays | September 11-December 11|1:00-3:30PM
Greg Lewis | Presenter
Forged Van Gogh | Stolen Nazi Art | Destroyed Persian Relief
Join Greg Lewis, Artist & Design Director of the Greg Lewis Studios practice, for once-a-week art appreciation talks that include a wide range of art topics. Each week we'll dive deep into some of the most fascinating topics from the history of art. From art history's great art periods to art forgery, heists, and more, we'll discover the stories behind some of the world's most intriguing art. Don't miss out on this fun and informative series. Sign up by the day or take the whole series!
For more information and to register for the class, go to Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
For more information and to register for the class, go to Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
DRAW TO PAINT | PARTS 1 & 2
Fall Term | Mondays | September 12-December 12| 1:00-4:00PM
Greg Lewis | Instructor
Fall Term | Mondays | September 12-December 12| 1:00-4:00PM
Greg Lewis | Instructor
Pastel Painting by the Instructor
Welcome to Drawing-to-Painting Basics. This is a 2-part course introducing basic drawing-to-painting principles and techniques with both dry and wet art mediums. In Part 1 we'll focus on developing your composition and technique in drawing. Subject assignments introduced will include abstracts, still life, and landscapes. We'll discuss the principles of art and design while focusing on your individual interests. Come and experience the joy of drawing-to-painting. Together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. Continue on to part 2 of the class, where we'll begin painting the artworks you've developed in part 1.
For more Part 1 information and to register for the class, go to Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org). For more Part 2 information and to register for the class, go to Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
For more Part 1 information and to register for the class, go to Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org). For more Part 2 information and to register for the class, go to Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
Heart Trees by Olga Ivkin
GLS STAGES FALL OIL MEDIA JURIED SHOWCASE
September 7 - 28, 2023
On display September 7 through September 28
Online Viewing: September 8 - November 2
The Gallery at OSA is celebrating all forms of oil media! From pastels, to paints, cold wax, encaustic, and oil-based inks, oil media provides a wealth of luscious colors, textures and surfaces for the artists’ repertoire. Throughout history, oil media have changed the course of art, offering artists endless possibilities for expression and technique and yielding some of art’s most beloved masterpieces. OSA’s Fall Oil Media Juried Showcase aims to highlight the versatility and impact of oil media being used by artists today.
The Fall Oil Media Showcase was juried by Cathleen Rehfeld. Cathleen Rehfeld is a former Art Director and Graphic Designer. She is an award-winning artist exhibiting in many painting competitions and shows. She has studied art at The Gage Academy of Art in Seattle and the University of Texas in Austin. In 2005 Cathleen created the nationally known art event "Pacfic Northwest Plein Air Competition" held at Maryhill Museum of Art.
OSA | SALVATION ARMY VETERANS' ART PROGRAM | BEAVERTON
Fall Term | Tuesdays | September 12-December 12| 6:30-8:30PM
Greg Lewis | Instructor
Fall Term | Tuesdays | September 12-December 12| 6:30-8:30PM
Greg Lewis | Instructor
We are the proud sponsor of a program that gives US Military Veterans the opportunity to create fine art. This is a weekly class to which Veterans can attend, at no charge, supplies included. Veterans participating in the class also have their membership in OSA sponsored. Dan said “I am a veteran and a budding artist. It has made my life so much more satisfying”.
Class is taught by classically trained OSA art instructors both in-person and online. Locations include OSA and at The Salvation Army's Beaverton Veterans & Family Center. This program has created a welcoming, safe, community for those who have served our country. Friendships have been developed along with artistic abilities. Veteran art talent comes from all quarters and branches of military service. From the officer corps to noncoms and enlisted. Annually, we celebrate their creations with a special show in our Gallery in November.
The art submitted to OSA’s year-end show, is both inspiring, personal and powerful art expressions of those who’ve served.
Veterans, for more information about this program and to register click HERE for the in-person class and HERE for the online class. Please call the office to register for the Beaverton location. For questions, please contact the OSA office at 503-228-0706 or email us at [email protected].
Military Veterans Program - Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
Class is taught by classically trained OSA art instructors both in-person and online. Locations include OSA and at The Salvation Army's Beaverton Veterans & Family Center. This program has created a welcoming, safe, community for those who have served our country. Friendships have been developed along with artistic abilities. Veteran art talent comes from all quarters and branches of military service. From the officer corps to noncoms and enlisted. Annually, we celebrate their creations with a special show in our Gallery in November.
The art submitted to OSA’s year-end show, is both inspiring, personal and powerful art expressions of those who’ve served.
Veterans, for more information about this program and to register click HERE for the in-person class and HERE for the online class. Please call the office to register for the Beaverton location. For questions, please contact the OSA office at 503-228-0706 or email us at [email protected].
Military Veterans Program - Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
GLS Stages the First Annual Sculptor Showcase
Gallery Viewing August 3 - 27, 2023 (Reception 6-8PM)
Online Viewing August 4 - October 5, 2023
Gallery Viewing August 3 - 27, 2023 (Reception 6-8PM)
Online Viewing August 4 - October 5, 2023
The Oregon Society of Artists and PNWS Pacific Northwest Sculptors are pleased to present a juried show dedicated entirely to contemporary sculpture. The exhibit will feature a wide range of mediums, including but not limited to: wood, stone, ceramic, glass, metal, fiber, and electronics. Both free-standing and wall pieces are encouraged. We will see sculpture that best expresses the strength and spirit of creative vision, style, and commitment to quality.
The exhibit is juried by renowned Joan Gratz, an Academy Award winning director of animated short films and commercials. The technique she pioneered is “Clay Painting.” Working directly before the camera, she applies bits of clay, blends color and etches fine lines to create a seamless flow of images. In addition to "clay painting", she works with high-relief clay images filmed directly under the camera. These metamorphizing images have the appearance of sculpted wood and shifting sand. The exhibit features wide range of mediums, including but not limited to wood, stone, ceramic, glass, metal, fiber, and electronics. Both free-standing and wall pieces are display. We will see sculpture that best expresses the strength and spirit of creative vision, style, and commitment to quality.
The exhibit is juried by renowned Joan Gratz, an Academy Award winning director of animated short films and commercials. The technique she pioneered is “Clay Painting.” Working directly before the camera, she applies bits of clay, blends color and etches fine lines to create a seamless flow of images. In addition to "clay painting", she works with high-relief clay images filmed directly under the camera. These metamorphizing images have the appearance of sculpted wood and shifting sand. The exhibit features wide range of mediums, including but not limited to wood, stone, ceramic, glass, metal, fiber, and electronics. Both free-standing and wall pieces are display. We will see sculpture that best expresses the strength and spirit of creative vision, style, and commitment to quality.
GLS Stages the Second Multicultural Art Show
Gallery Viewing July 6-23, 2023 (Reception 6-8PM)
Online Viewing July 7 - Sept 7, 2023
The Oregon Society of Artists is proud to announce the Second International Multicultural Show at OSA. This exhibition will celebrate artists from the diversity that is Portland. Additionally, we'll welcome works of art from Portland's Sister City, Bologna, Italy. This show will feature work by artists of all ages, socioeconomic backgrounds, abilities, cultures, ethnicities, races, genders, sexualities, and more. The Second International Multicultural Show at OSA will highlight premier works that celebrate art and culture in all of its innumerable forms.
Artwork image by Carlotta Artioli, Bologna, Italy Artist
Artwork image by Carlotta Artioli, Bologna, Italy Artist
GLS CELEBRATES A PILGRAMAGE IN ART
In celebration of 50 years of contemporary art and design, an overview of art commissions throughout the years.
Discover the possibilities…
To express your interest in a future Art, Design, Workshops, Art Without Passports speaker series, or Art in the Christian Church Seminar project.
I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email:
[email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
In celebration of 50 years of contemporary art and design, an overview of art commissions throughout the years.
Discover the possibilities…
To express your interest in a future Art, Design, Workshops, Art Without Passports speaker series, or Art in the Christian Church Seminar project.
I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email:
[email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
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GLS Stages 41st Annual
Rose Festival Show Gallery Show June 1 - 28, 2023 Viewable online June 2 - August 3, 2023 Each year, OSA partners with the Portland Rose Festival to present the annual Portland Rose Festival Art Show! Featuring work that showcases the Rose City in all of its spring resplendence, this exhibition honors the legacy and future of the Rose Festival and the city of Portland. Celebrating the creativity, diversity and talent of the individuals that comprise The Rose City, the Portland Rose Festival Art Show is a must-see year after year!T his year the exhibition seeks work that encapsulates the theme Rose City Reunion, Portland Scenes and Roses. Submissions are open to all types of art media. Visit osagallery.org to view the show online. Artists: Top left: Lynda Raven Brake Bottom left: Twyla Tohrer Top right: Jennifer Mark Bottom right: Karen Glassman |
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GLS Stages OSA Member & PAM Rental Sales Gallery Show Gallery Show May 4th - 25th, 2023 Viewable online May 5th - July 6th, 2023 This exhibition seeks to present a cross-section of the artists and creative individuals that make up two of the region’s most established institutions, the Portland Art Museum and Oregon Society of Artists. Whether you paint, print, draw, etc., we want to see work made by OSA and RSG Members! The exhibition seeks to be a snapshot of the exciting work being made by artists of these institutions. Visit osagallery.org to view the show online. Top Left Image: Kelsey Horine Top Right Image: Jenny Joyce Bottom Left Image: Randy Marsh Bottom Right Image: Angela Wrahtz |
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GLS Stained-Glass Projects in Review
Custom Stained-Glass Commissions
Sight specific contemporary designs are now available for Art Glass commissions by the Greg Lewis Studios. All projects are produced with high quality art glass and traditional lead calming to suit your interior needs including secure installation.
All art glass projects, are licensed, insured, bonded and warranted for one year.
To express your interest in a future Art Glass project, I am happy to accept your call or email.
Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website for your inquiries.
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Copyright - Greg Lewis Studios 2017-2023
Sight specific contemporary designs are now available for Art Glass commissions by the Greg Lewis Studios. All projects are produced with high quality art glass and traditional lead calming to suit your interior needs including secure installation.
All art glass projects, are licensed, insured, bonded and warranted for one year.
To express your interest in a future Art Glass project, I am happy to accept your call or email.
Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website for your inquiries.
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RETURN TO THE TOP OF GLS HOME PAGE
Copyright - Greg Lewis Studios 2017-2023
GLS INSTALLS PAINTING WITH LIGHT: Photography Juried Show
This First Thursday, April 6, 6 - 8pm
Show dates in The Gallery: April 6 - 27
Online viewing: April 7 - June 1
The Gallery at OSA is proud to present our 2023 Photography Exhibit, in partnership with Portland Photographers Forum. The juror for this show is Oregon-based landscape photographer Gary Randall. This show is generously sponsored by The Kinsman Foundation.
Artwork image: Photograph by Janis Miglavs | Daffodils in Winter's in Ice
This First Thursday, April 6, 6 - 8pm
Show dates in The Gallery: April 6 - 27
Online viewing: April 7 - June 1
The Gallery at OSA is proud to present our 2023 Photography Exhibit, in partnership with Portland Photographers Forum. The juror for this show is Oregon-based landscape photographer Gary Randall. This show is generously sponsored by The Kinsman Foundation.
Artwork image: Photograph by Janis Miglavs | Daffodils in Winter's in Ice
GLS Instructs | Spring Term 2023 Class | Registration Now Open!
Forged Van Gogh | Stolen Klimt | Destroyed Persian Reliefs
ARTHISTORY IN PROGRESS | IN-PERSON CLASS
Apr 17 - May 29, 2023
Tuesdays | 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
All Levels | Art Appreciation
Greg J. Lewis, Artist & Design Director of the Greg Lewis Studios practice, is both host and presenter of the popular and formerly known as Art Without Passports Series. Each week we'll dive deep into some of the most fascinating topics from the history of art. From art history's great art periods to art forgery, heists, and more, we'll discover the stories behind some of the world's most powerful art! Artists and Non artists alike will enjoy this engaging series.
For more scheduling information on this course content and registration, click the OSA link below. All photo and video images are copyright to their respective holders and in-fair use are presented for educational purposes only!
Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
Apr 17 - May 29, 2023
Tuesdays | 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
All Levels | Art Appreciation
Greg J. Lewis, Artist & Design Director of the Greg Lewis Studios practice, is both host and presenter of the popular and formerly known as Art Without Passports Series. Each week we'll dive deep into some of the most fascinating topics from the history of art. From art history's great art periods to art forgery, heists, and more, we'll discover the stories behind some of the world's most powerful art! Artists and Non artists alike will enjoy this engaging series.
For more scheduling information on this course content and registration, click the OSA link below. All photo and video images are copyright to their respective holders and in-fair use are presented for educational purposes only!
Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
Selected Student Concept Paintings
DISCOVERING CONCEPT PAINTING | IN-PERSON CLASS
Apr 18 - May 30, 2023
Tuesdays | 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
All Levels | Painting
In a fun and relaxed setting, you will explore the principles and techniques of concept painting with acrylic color, a water-based painting medium. Subjects introduced will include abstracts, still life, and landscapes. The instructor uses a demo and one-on-one teaching style to achieve final art results with each student. No matter your experience, let’s take your work to next level of artistic confidence. Come and experience the joy of concept painting. Together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. If you've never painted before this class is a wonderful place to start!
For more scheduling information on this course offering and registration, click the OSA link below. All student works are copyright, and all rights are reserved.
Can We Listen? | Laurie Senders | Acrylic on Canvas
Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
Apr 18 - May 30, 2023
Tuesdays | 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
All Levels | Painting
In a fun and relaxed setting, you will explore the principles and techniques of concept painting with acrylic color, a water-based painting medium. Subjects introduced will include abstracts, still life, and landscapes. The instructor uses a demo and one-on-one teaching style to achieve final art results with each student. No matter your experience, let’s take your work to next level of artistic confidence. Come and experience the joy of concept painting. Together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. If you've never painted before this class is a wonderful place to start!
For more scheduling information on this course offering and registration, click the OSA link below. All student works are copyright, and all rights are reserved.
Can We Listen? | Laurie Senders | Acrylic on Canvas
Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
Selected Student Concept Drawings
DISCOVERING CONCEPT DRAWING | IN-PERSON CLASS
Apr 18 - May 30, 2023
Tuesdays | 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
All Levels | Drawing
Enjoy a fun and relaxed setting to explore principles of design and basic techniques of drawing. Assignments in still life, abstraction, and mixed media will be explored and developed. Instructor Greg Lewis’ teaching style uses a combination of demonstrations and one-on-one teaching to achieve final art results with each student, even if you have little or no experience. Our class will be small, but together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. Come and experience the joy of concept drawing!
For more scheduling information on this course offering and registration, click the OSA link below. All student works are copyright, and all rights are reserved.
Angel I | Greg Lewis | Mixed Media Pastel on Paper
Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
Apr 18 - May 30, 2023
Tuesdays | 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
All Levels | Drawing
Enjoy a fun and relaxed setting to explore principles of design and basic techniques of drawing. Assignments in still life, abstraction, and mixed media will be explored and developed. Instructor Greg Lewis’ teaching style uses a combination of demonstrations and one-on-one teaching to achieve final art results with each student, even if you have little or no experience. Our class will be small, but together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. Come and experience the joy of concept drawing!
For more scheduling information on this course offering and registration, click the OSA link below. All student works are copyright, and all rights are reserved.
Angel I | Greg Lewis | Mixed Media Pastel on Paper
Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
GLS Instructs in Local Veterans Art Program
The Oregon School of Art is proud to sponsor a Veteran's art program that gives all US Military Veterans the opportunity to create fine art. This is a free weekly art class for Veterans, with all art supplies included. Veterans participating in the class also receive a free OSA membership. Art projects vary based on instructor, but generally focus on drawing, painting, and other 2-D art media. This class is made possible through generous foundation support.
Salvation Army Veterans and Family Center | IN-PERSON CLASS
14825 SW Farmington Road in Beaverton, Oregon
Mar 14 - May 30, 2023
Tuesdays | 6:30 - 8:30 PM
All Levels | All Media
All Supplies Provided
Free to US military Veterans (Includes Veteran OSA Membership)
All supplies provided.
For questions, please contact the OSA office at 503-228-0706 or email us at [email protected].
Salvation Army Veterans and Family Center | IN-PERSON CLASS
14825 SW Farmington Road in Beaverton, Oregon
Mar 14 - May 30, 2023
Tuesdays | 6:30 - 8:30 PM
All Levels | All Media
All Supplies Provided
Free to US military Veterans (Includes Veteran OSA Membership)
All supplies provided.
For questions, please contact the OSA office at 503-228-0706 or email us at [email protected].
GLS Remembers...From the ART ARCHIVES | Chapel furnishings for Providence Seaside MC | Seaside, Oregon | 2005
The Liturgical Season of Lent is upon us once again...
The Church's Centuries old liturgical calendar to the present, reminds us that it is a time of personal challenge, inner focus and personal sacrifice. We are created from dust, and we will return to dust. It is a period (40 Days) of time when we enter into forms of inner prayer and outward signs of sacrifice. Our time, talent, resource and change of heart...atonement.
The Church's Centuries old liturgical calendar to the present, reminds us that it is a time of personal challenge, inner focus and personal sacrifice. We are created from dust, and we will return to dust. It is a period (40 Days) of time when we enter into forms of inner prayer and outward signs of sacrifice. Our time, talent, resource and change of heart...atonement.
Second & Twenty First Century Liturgical Calendars Compared - 21 Centuries of Church organization.
GLS Liturgical Art Wall Hanging System
Situation: To design a single artwork that would reflect and celebrate the Church's liturgical events with its specific colors throughout the calendar year. Solution: Created for the Holy Spirit Chapel at St. Vincent Medical Center, Portland, Oregon. The center, digital generated graphic printed on fabric is constant while the outer color panels change throughout the Liturgical Calendar.
ADVENT = BLUE/VIOLET | CHRISTMAS = WHITE/GOLD | LENT = PURPLE/VIOLET | EASTER = WHITE/GOLD | PENTECOST = RED | ORDINARY = GREEN
Situation: To design a single artwork that would reflect and celebrate the Church's liturgical events with its specific colors throughout the calendar year. Solution: Created for the Holy Spirit Chapel at St. Vincent Medical Center, Portland, Oregon. The center, digital generated graphic printed on fabric is constant while the outer color panels change throughout the Liturgical Calendar.
ADVENT = BLUE/VIOLET | CHRISTMAS = WHITE/GOLD | LENT = PURPLE/VIOLET | EASTER = WHITE/GOLD | PENTECOST = RED | ORDINARY = GREEN
Liturgical Art Banner System for the Chapel of the Holy Spirit in the Season of Lent | St. Vincent Medical Center | Portland, Oregon
GLS Supports the work of the Classical Iconography Institute
While presenting my Art in the Christian Church lecture series, now in its twelfth year of offering, I have been keenly aware of God's signs and symbols that have inspired and encouraged my own faith journey. For it is God's signs or the events that the artist expresses with artistic symbols. One area of art and devotion is the creation of icons. This Centuries old Byzantine art form of veneration, devotion, and prayer is through the creation of a liturgical art icon. The steps to creating a traditional icon is to pray or write an icon. One way to gain spiritual strength and help develop your artistic skills, and faith, is to attend the Classical Iconography Institute in downtown Portland, Oregon. To express your interest further, please consider the link on the above-named website. Gallery, retreats, and classes, travels tours are yours and much more.
GLS Installs the Water Media Juried Show
On display through March 30, 2023
Viewable Online through May 4th, 2023
The Gallery at OSA is pleased to announce the Spring Water Media Juried Show! This exhibition features submissions in all types of water-soluble media, such as watercolor, gouache, acrylic, chalk pastel, etc. Whether watercolors drip and flow, or dry brush acrylic paint, the works are created in water-based media. Open to any and all subject matter, this exhibition aims to showcase the beauty and diversity of water media in all of its captivating forms.
The Water Media Show will be juried by Yong Hong Zhong, an accomplished artist with a background working for Disney and MTV. His paintings are renowned for their color, expression and atmosphere. He has received multiple awards and has works in the permanent collection of the Maryhill Museum.
BEST IN SHOW | Blues Harmonica - Copyright -Tess Myers | 16 X 29 Watercolor
Visit osagallery.org to view the show online.
On display through March 30, 2023
Viewable Online through May 4th, 2023
The Gallery at OSA is pleased to announce the Spring Water Media Juried Show! This exhibition features submissions in all types of water-soluble media, such as watercolor, gouache, acrylic, chalk pastel, etc. Whether watercolors drip and flow, or dry brush acrylic paint, the works are created in water-based media. Open to any and all subject matter, this exhibition aims to showcase the beauty and diversity of water media in all of its captivating forms.
The Water Media Show will be juried by Yong Hong Zhong, an accomplished artist with a background working for Disney and MTV. His paintings are renowned for their color, expression and atmosphere. He has received multiple awards and has works in the permanent collection of the Maryhill Museum.
BEST IN SHOW | Blues Harmonica - Copyright -Tess Myers | 16 X 29 Watercolor
Visit osagallery.org to view the show online.
OSA The School of the Arts Presents
Stained Glass Basics – Step by Step Process
Instructor: Greg Lewis
IN-PERSON CLASS
Fall Semester – Dates TBA
Mondays | 9:30 AM-12:30PM
All Levels | Stained Glass Basics
Greg Lewis, Artist & Design Director of the Greg Lewis Studios practice, is instructor and adviser for Stained-Glass Basics. Building on a century’s old art form, this once-a-week classroom lab includes step-by-step demos and safety instruction along with fabrication procedures. From art history, concept design and pattern development to glass cutting, fitting, as well as finishing techniques are introduced. Created for artists who are emerging into new creativity, as well as the artist who is emerging into new directions. Stained-glass remnants, fabrication tools, equipment and supplies are provided in Stained-Glass Basics. Course tuition includes a lab fee and space is limited.
Quality control sample fabrication - Greg Lewis
Stained Glass Basics – Step by Step Process
Instructor: Greg Lewis
IN-PERSON CLASS
Fall Semester – Dates TBA
Mondays | 9:30 AM-12:30PM
All Levels | Stained Glass Basics
Greg Lewis, Artist & Design Director of the Greg Lewis Studios practice, is instructor and adviser for Stained-Glass Basics. Building on a century’s old art form, this once-a-week classroom lab includes step-by-step demos and safety instruction along with fabrication procedures. From art history, concept design and pattern development to glass cutting, fitting, as well as finishing techniques are introduced. Created for artists who are emerging into new creativity, as well as the artist who is emerging into new directions. Stained-glass remnants, fabrication tools, equipment and supplies are provided in Stained-Glass Basics. Course tuition includes a lab fee and space is limited.
Quality control sample fabrication - Greg Lewis
GLS Stages Portraits, Figures and Selfies
On display through February 23, 2023
Viewable Online through April 6, 2023
The Gallery at OSA is excited to announce Portraits, Figures, and Selfies, an exhibition featuring the wide range of experimental forms, compositions, and subjects featured in contemporary figure painting. Since ancient times, artists have attempted to capture the aura, personality, humor, and beauty of humanity through representational, abstract, and anatomical art. The figure remains one of the most challenging and rewarding subjects to represent in both form and concept. In Portraits, Figures, and Selfies we see the artist's interpretation of the figure, human or otherwise! Whether drawn, painted, sculpted, or photographed, works delve into the psyche, reflect the self, or depict the body. Visit osagallery.org to view the show online.
Come See Me | Don Arthur Griffith | Color Pencil on Board
On display through February 23, 2023
Viewable Online through April 6, 2023
The Gallery at OSA is excited to announce Portraits, Figures, and Selfies, an exhibition featuring the wide range of experimental forms, compositions, and subjects featured in contemporary figure painting. Since ancient times, artists have attempted to capture the aura, personality, humor, and beauty of humanity through representational, abstract, and anatomical art. The figure remains one of the most challenging and rewarding subjects to represent in both form and concept. In Portraits, Figures, and Selfies we see the artist's interpretation of the figure, human or otherwise! Whether drawn, painted, sculpted, or photographed, works delve into the psyche, reflect the self, or depict the body. Visit osagallery.org to view the show online.
Come See Me | Don Arthur Griffith | Color Pencil on Board
DISCOVERING CONCEPT DRAWING | IN-PERSON CLASS
Apr 18 - May 30, 2023
Tuesdays | 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
All Levels | Drawing
Enjoy a fun and relaxed setting to explore principles of design and basic techniques of drawing. Assignments in still life, abstraction, and mixed media will be explored and developed. Instructor Greg Lewis’ teaching style uses a combination of demonstrations and one-on-one teaching to achieve final art results with each student, even if you have little or no experience. Our class will be small, but together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. Come and experience the joy of concept drawing!
For more scheduling information on this course offering and registration, click the OSA link below. All student works are copyright, and all rights are reserved.
Angel I | Greg Lewis | Mixed Media Pastel on Paper
Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
Apr 18 - May 30, 2023
Tuesdays | 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
All Levels | Drawing
Enjoy a fun and relaxed setting to explore principles of design and basic techniques of drawing. Assignments in still life, abstraction, and mixed media will be explored and developed. Instructor Greg Lewis’ teaching style uses a combination of demonstrations and one-on-one teaching to achieve final art results with each student, even if you have little or no experience. Our class will be small, but together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. Come and experience the joy of concept drawing!
For more scheduling information on this course offering and registration, click the OSA link below. All student works are copyright, and all rights are reserved.
Angel I | Greg Lewis | Mixed Media Pastel on Paper
Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church - Portland
January 15, 29 & February 5, 12, 19, 2023
11:30am-12:45pm| Grafe Hall
Join us as we journey through 2000 years of Art in the Christian Church. From Genesis to the catacombs of Rome, to the Gothic cathedrals of Europe and beyond. Together we will learn and understand God's signs and symbols that still speak to us. Through an ecumenical series of five (5) richly visual presentations, we will trace the great periods of art and architecture, influencing our Christian worship spaces of today and that have given us purpose and meaning.
"Through God's signs and the Church's symbols, we've only to experience the glories of God that shape our faith. The legacy of an established liturgical calendar has guided the Church for future generations. For the artists and architects who've gone before us, to build and create places and spaces of the spirit, have shown us the way." ---Greg J. Lewis, Liturgical Artist & ACC Guest Presenter
Co-sponsored by the Greg Lewis Studios and the hosting organization, the Art in the Christian Church Lecture Series and or the Sacred Spaces for the Home is often open to the public. For program planning, scheduling, speaker honorariums and incurring expenses,
contact the Greg Lewis Studios by email: [email protected], the GLS Contact Page of this website, or by phone: 503-348-5176.
January 15, 29 & February 5, 12, 19, 2023
11:30am-12:45pm| Grafe Hall
Join us as we journey through 2000 years of Art in the Christian Church. From Genesis to the catacombs of Rome, to the Gothic cathedrals of Europe and beyond. Together we will learn and understand God's signs and symbols that still speak to us. Through an ecumenical series of five (5) richly visual presentations, we will trace the great periods of art and architecture, influencing our Christian worship spaces of today and that have given us purpose and meaning.
"Through God's signs and the Church's symbols, we've only to experience the glories of God that shape our faith. The legacy of an established liturgical calendar has guided the Church for future generations. For the artists and architects who've gone before us, to build and create places and spaces of the spirit, have shown us the way." ---Greg J. Lewis, Liturgical Artist & ACC Guest Presenter
Co-sponsored by the Greg Lewis Studios and the hosting organization, the Art in the Christian Church Lecture Series and or the Sacred Spaces for the Home is often open to the public. For program planning, scheduling, speaker honorariums and incurring expenses,
contact the Greg Lewis Studios by email: [email protected], the GLS Contact Page of this website, or by phone: 503-348-5176.
GLS Celebrates the installation of
PROCESS & PRACTICE: OSA Student, Instructor & Volunteer Art Show
JANUARY 5 - 26, 2023
ONLINE VIEWING: JANUARY 6 - MARCH 2, 2023
Every work of art is a process - the end result of trial and error, unexpected discoveries, and the collaboration of maker and materials. Artmaking is a lifelong pursuit, an inquiry whose answers only lead to more questions. At OSA students, instructors, and community members show up week after week to engage in the process and practice of making art. This exhibition highlights the creativity and dedication of the students, instructors and volunteers who gather at OSA to develop their skills, learn new techniques, and exchange ideas.
For more information on OSA memberships, registration, Call to Artists, Gallery Show
schedule, and donation opportunities, contact [email protected] | osartists.org | 502-971-0608
PROCESS & PRACTICE: OSA Student, Instructor & Volunteer Art Show
JANUARY 5 - 26, 2023
ONLINE VIEWING: JANUARY 6 - MARCH 2, 2023
Every work of art is a process - the end result of trial and error, unexpected discoveries, and the collaboration of maker and materials. Artmaking is a lifelong pursuit, an inquiry whose answers only lead to more questions. At OSA students, instructors, and community members show up week after week to engage in the process and practice of making art. This exhibition highlights the creativity and dedication of the students, instructors and volunteers who gather at OSA to develop their skills, learn new techniques, and exchange ideas.
For more information on OSA memberships, registration, Call to Artists, Gallery Show
schedule, and donation opportunities, contact [email protected] | osartists.org | 502-971-0608
A Vintage Love - Acrylic on Canvas | Greg J. Lewis | Artist & OSA Instructor of Concept Painting & Drawing | Art History Lectures
On behalf of OSA, GLS stages its 12 x 12 Art Show & Sale | Show Opens between December 1- 21
Opening Reception: Thursday December 1 | 6p - 8p
Celebrating the Holidays with over 200 12"X12" original works of art by PNW artists. All the works will be for sale at or below $221.00. These works make great gifts for yourself or for someone special! During the Opening Reception will have raffle prizes donated by Gamblin Paints, Golden Paints, Blicks, M. Graham, American Frame and American Easel. More to come!
Mixed Media Photo Art by Bob Bergstrom
Opening Reception: Thursday December 1 | 6p - 8p
Celebrating the Holidays with over 200 12"X12" original works of art by PNW artists. All the works will be for sale at or below $221.00. These works make great gifts for yourself or for someone special! During the Opening Reception will have raffle prizes donated by Gamblin Paints, Golden Paints, Blicks, M. Graham, American Frame and American Easel. More to come!
Mixed Media Photo Art by Bob Bergstrom
ART HISTORY IN PROGRESS
Mondays | January 9 - February 20, 2023| 9:30-12:30P
Greg J. Lewis, Artist & Design Director of the Greg Lewis Studios practice, is both host and presenter of Art History in Progress, formerly known as Art Without Passports Series. Each week we'll dive deep into some of the most fascinating topics from the history of art. From art history's great art periods to art forgery, heists, and more, we'll discover the stories behind some of the world's most powerful art! Artists and Non-Artists alike will enjoy this engaging series. Sign up for a single day or register for the whole series!
Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
Mondays | January 9 - February 20, 2023| 9:30-12:30P
Greg J. Lewis, Artist & Design Director of the Greg Lewis Studios practice, is both host and presenter of Art History in Progress, formerly known as Art Without Passports Series. Each week we'll dive deep into some of the most fascinating topics from the history of art. From art history's great art periods to art forgery, heists, and more, we'll discover the stories behind some of the world's most powerful art! Artists and Non-Artists alike will enjoy this engaging series. Sign up for a single day or register for the whole series!
Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
DISCOVERING CONCEPT DRAWING
Tuesdays | January 10 - February 21, 2023| 9:30-12:30P
Enjoy a fun and relaxed setting to explore principles of design and basic techniques of drawing. Assignments in still life, abstraction, and mixed media will be explored and developed. Instructor Greg Lewis’s teaching style uses a combination of demonstrations and one-on-one teaching to achieve final art results with each student, even if you have little or no experience. Our class will be small, but together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. Come and experience the joy of concept drawing!
Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
Tuesdays | January 10 - February 21, 2023| 9:30-12:30P
Enjoy a fun and relaxed setting to explore principles of design and basic techniques of drawing. Assignments in still life, abstraction, and mixed media will be explored and developed. Instructor Greg Lewis’s teaching style uses a combination of demonstrations and one-on-one teaching to achieve final art results with each student, even if you have little or no experience. Our class will be small, but together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. Come and experience the joy of concept drawing!
Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
DISCOVERING CONCEPT PAINTING
Tuesdays | January 10 - February 21, 2023|1:00-4:00P
In a fun and relaxed setting, you will explore the principles and techniques of concept painting with acrylic color, a water-based painting medium. Subjects introduced will include abstracts, still life, and landscapes. The instructor uses a demo and one-on-one teaching style to achieve final art results with each student. No matter your experience, let’s take your work to next level of artistic confidence. Come and experience the joy of concept painting. Together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. If you've never painted before this class is a wonderful place to start!
Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
Tuesdays | January 10 - February 21, 2023|1:00-4:00P
In a fun and relaxed setting, you will explore the principles and techniques of concept painting with acrylic color, a water-based painting medium. Subjects introduced will include abstracts, still life, and landscapes. The instructor uses a demo and one-on-one teaching style to achieve final art results with each student. No matter your experience, let’s take your work to next level of artistic confidence. Come and experience the joy of concept painting. Together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. If you've never painted before this class is a wonderful place to start!
Oregon Society of Artists (osartists.org)
Join me at the opening reception of
HEALING POWER: VETERANS' SHOWCASE
NOVEMBER 3 - 21, 2022
Opening Reception: Thursday, November 3 | 6p - 8p
The Gallery at 2185 SW Park Place, Portland, OR 97005
The Gallery at Oregon Society of Artists is proud to present an exhibition dedicated to the artwork produced by US Military veterans. For over six years, OSA has partnered with a variety of foundations to provide free art classes to military veterans. Each November we dedicate the Gallery to showcase the wonderful works being made by veterans at OSA and beyond. The healing power of art and the joy of creation are on full display as we honor the diversity, ingenuity, and talent of the US military veterans in our communities.
Suzie K - Watercolor on paper by Tony Montes
The Gallery is free and open to the public. There is free onsite parking with an ADA approved parking space. TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 10am - 4pm and Saturday 1pm - 4pm. Masks are optional.
You may also visit online at OSAGallery.org.
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member. Please click HERE for the 2022 OSA Gallery Poster and HERE for the 2022 OSA Call to Artists dates and deadlines. A special thanks to the Regional Arts and Culture Council (RACC) for funding the new Arakawa Hanging System. This system enables The Gallery at OSA to present professionally hung exhibits. And thank you, Greg Lewis, for hanging our exhibits every month.
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church - Portland
Sundays - November 6|13|2022 - 11:30am-1:00pm |Grafe Hall
St. Andrew Lutheran Church - Beaverton
Sundays - December 4|11|18|10:45-12:00pm
|The Chapel
We require much from our community worship spaces. A place of focus, order and prayer, beauty, and security. A sense of holiness, a sense of the sacred, looking to God. This can be true in our living spaces as well. Large or small it can become a personal sign and symbol of our own spiritual identity. Greg's visual presentation explores the concepts and possibilities of establishing a sacred space in our homes. A place of order, beauty, focus and prayer. A sense of holiness, looking to God. A personal, private space of your own. From a simple sitting area, garden spot, dresser top, hallway wall, a converted closet, or an entire room. Join us for this 3-part look at a sacred space for the home. A personal focus on outward signs and symbols of our inner faith.
GLS Celebrates the Season of Advent 2022
Art and design commissioned in 2010, this banner system was created for the St. Vincent Medical Center Chapel, located in Portland, Oregon. Designed for the seasons of Catholic Liturgical Calendar, each side panel changes to the event's specified color while the center panel stays constant,
Art and design commissioned in 2010, this banner system was created for the St. Vincent Medical Center Chapel, located in Portland, Oregon. Designed for the seasons of Catholic Liturgical Calendar, each side panel changes to the event's specified color while the center panel stays constant,
ADVENT = BLUE/VIOLET | CHRISTMAS = WHITE/GOLD | LENT = PURPLE/VIOLET | EASTER = WHITE/GOLD | PENTECOST = RED | ORDINARY = GREEN
The Greg Lewis Studios engages the Fall Semester 2022 for another round of art instruction. For complete class registration, course, supply list and topic information, please click on the links below.
When you enroll in Classes or Workshops, you will be asked to log in or create an account. After creating an account, you will be able to look up and make changes to your registration history and account information.
Looking for a Supply list? You will find a link included in the class description right below the registration button. This is your supply list, assignments, or event schedule for the class. Click on the link and print or download the PDF.
When you enroll in Classes or Workshops, you will be asked to log in or create an account. After creating an account, you will be able to look up and make changes to your registration history and account information.
Looking for a Supply list? You will find a link included in the class description right below the registration button. This is your supply list, assignments, or event schedule for the class. Click on the link and print or download the PDF.
ART HISTORY IN PROGRESS
Greg J. Lewis, Instructor
IN-PERSON CLASS
Sep 12 - Dec 12
Mondays|1:30 - 3:00 PM
Greg J. Lewis, Artist & Design Director of the Greg Lewis Studios practice, is both host and presenter of the formally known as Art Without Passports Series. The once-a- week, art appreciation talks include a wide range of art topics including famous and influential artists and their works. From art history’s great art periods to art forgery, theft, and subjects of art interests. Created for artists and non-artists alike. All photo and video images are copyright to their respective holder and used in "fair use" for educational purposes only! To register for this class, click the link below.
https://public.osartists.org/public/classdirect/820
Greg J. Lewis, Instructor
IN-PERSON CLASS
Sep 12 - Dec 12
Mondays|1:30 - 3:00 PM
Greg J. Lewis, Artist & Design Director of the Greg Lewis Studios practice, is both host and presenter of the formally known as Art Without Passports Series. The once-a- week, art appreciation talks include a wide range of art topics including famous and influential artists and their works. From art history’s great art periods to art forgery, theft, and subjects of art interests. Created for artists and non-artists alike. All photo and video images are copyright to their respective holder and used in "fair use" for educational purposes only! To register for this class, click the link below.
https://public.osartists.org/public/classdirect/820
Selected art and artist topics of the Art History in Progress Series are presented below.
DISCOVERING CONCEPT DRAWING
Greg J. Lewis, Instructor
IN-PERSON CLASS
Sep 13 - Dec 13
Tuesdays | 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
All Levels | Drawing
Enjoy a fun and relaxed setting to explore principles of design and basic techniques of concept drawing. Assignments in still life, abstraction, and mixed media will be explored and developed. Instructor Greg Lewis’s teaching style uses a combination of demonstrations and one-on-one teaching to achieve final art results with each student, even if you have little or no experience. Our class will be small, but together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. Come and experience the joy of concept drawing! To register for this class, click the link below.
https://public.osartists.org/public/classdirect/815
Greg J. Lewis, Instructor
IN-PERSON CLASS
Sep 13 - Dec 13
Tuesdays | 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
All Levels | Drawing
Enjoy a fun and relaxed setting to explore principles of design and basic techniques of concept drawing. Assignments in still life, abstraction, and mixed media will be explored and developed. Instructor Greg Lewis’s teaching style uses a combination of demonstrations and one-on-one teaching to achieve final art results with each student, even if you have little or no experience. Our class will be small, but together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. Come and experience the joy of concept drawing! To register for this class, click the link below.
https://public.osartists.org/public/classdirect/815
Selected copyright student works from the Concept Drawing Studio - Greg J. Lewis, Instructor
DISCOVERING CONCEPT PAINTING
Greg J. Lewis, Instructor
IN-PERSON CLASS
Sep 13 - Dec 13
Tuesdays | 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
All Levels | Painting / Mixed Media
In a fun and relaxed setting, you will explore the principles and techniques of concept painting with acrylic color, a water-based painting medium. Subjects introduced will include abstracts, still life, and landscapes. The instructor uses a demo and one-on-one teaching style to achieve final art results with each student. Even if you have basic level experience, let’s go to next level of artistic confidence. Come and experience the joy of concept painting. Together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing.
To register for this class, click the link below.
https://public.osartists.org/public/classdirect/822
Greg J. Lewis, Instructor
IN-PERSON CLASS
Sep 13 - Dec 13
Tuesdays | 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
All Levels | Painting / Mixed Media
In a fun and relaxed setting, you will explore the principles and techniques of concept painting with acrylic color, a water-based painting medium. Subjects introduced will include abstracts, still life, and landscapes. The instructor uses a demo and one-on-one teaching style to achieve final art results with each student. Even if you have basic level experience, let’s go to next level of artistic confidence. Come and experience the joy of concept painting. Together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing.
To register for this class, click the link below.
https://public.osartists.org/public/classdirect/822
Selected copyright student works from the Concept Painting Studio - Greg J. Lewis, Instructor
Join us as we journey through 2000 years of Art in the Christian Church. From Genesis to the Catacombs of Rome, Gothic cathedrals of Europe and beyond. Together we will trace the great periods of art and architecture that have influenced our Christian worship spaces
of today and that give us purpose and meaning.
of today and that give us purpose and meaning.
The Greg Lewis Studios engages the Spring Semester 2022 for another round of art instruction...For complete class registration course, supply list and topic information, please click on the links below.
For more information and registration with Greg Lewis: Oregon Society of Artists: Adult Classes (osartists.org)
Welcome to the Art 101 Basic Drawing & Painting Studios - In-Person
The Art 101 Basic Drawing & Painting Studios are a great way to emerge into new creativity. Emerging and developing into new directions by learning, understanding and remembering. Enjoy a fun and relaxed setting to explore the elements of art and the principles of design through basic techniques of drawing and or painting. Assignments in still life, abstraction, and mixed media techniques will be explored. Instructor Greg Lewis’s teaching style uses a combination of demonstrations and one-on-one teaching to achieve final results with each student, even if you have little or no experience. Our classes will be small, but together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. Come and experience the joys of the drawing and painting studios. Greg Lewis, Instructor
For more information and class registration with Greg Lewis: Oregon Society of Artists: Adult Classes (osartists.org)
GLS remembers the Birthday of Artist/Sculptor, Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni, March 6, 1475
Creating a Sacred Space for
MICHELANGELO
1475-1564
Beautiful art books line up on my studio bookshelves. They look great standing vertical or lying flat, often ignored. Each spine aptly titled along with author's name and publisher's logo. Each one vies for my attention as my eyes scan the shelves. "Here I am, they say. Take me out for research, art inspiration and visual enjoyment...and leave me out awhile so you and others can enjoy." MICHELANGELO (see Sistine Chapel on YouTube.com) is one such art book that got my attention. So much so, that I created a small sacred space on a studio wall. For me personally, it became a visual sign and symbol of those artists whom God has called into the service of the Church. This particular edition is a beautifully designed and written opus that spans the life and times, both major and little-known works by this extraordinary artist and sculptor. The book explores Michelangelo's artistic heritage. His friends, contemporaries, his successes and failures throughout an incredible art and architecture career. It includes mention of his ever-present critics and his tumultuous patron and client relationships with the Church. This stunning edition is complete with select enlarged foldout details of his Sistine Chapel ceiling commission. Each page produces accurate color reproductions of his projects, often in extreme closeup. Even some of his personal letters are included in this uniquely written volume...worthy of a sacred space.
Michelangelo by Yvonne Paris - Translated by Sophie Leighton
Published by Paragon - ISBN 978-1-4075-4271-3
MICHELANGELO
1475-1564
Beautiful art books line up on my studio bookshelves. They look great standing vertical or lying flat, often ignored. Each spine aptly titled along with author's name and publisher's logo. Each one vies for my attention as my eyes scan the shelves. "Here I am, they say. Take me out for research, art inspiration and visual enjoyment...and leave me out awhile so you and others can enjoy." MICHELANGELO (see Sistine Chapel on YouTube.com) is one such art book that got my attention. So much so, that I created a small sacred space on a studio wall. For me personally, it became a visual sign and symbol of those artists whom God has called into the service of the Church. This particular edition is a beautifully designed and written opus that spans the life and times, both major and little-known works by this extraordinary artist and sculptor. The book explores Michelangelo's artistic heritage. His friends, contemporaries, his successes and failures throughout an incredible art and architecture career. It includes mention of his ever-present critics and his tumultuous patron and client relationships with the Church. This stunning edition is complete with select enlarged foldout details of his Sistine Chapel ceiling commission. Each page produces accurate color reproductions of his projects, often in extreme closeup. Even some of his personal letters are included in this uniquely written volume...worthy of a sacred space.
Michelangelo by Yvonne Paris - Translated by Sophie Leighton
Published by Paragon - ISBN 978-1-4075-4271-3
Detail from the Deesis Mosaic – 1261 Hagia Sofia, Church of the Holy Wisdom - Istanbul, Turkey
A Sacred Space in the Home | Making it Personal
Guest Speaker Greg J. Lewis, Liturgical Artist
We require much from our community worship spaces. A place of focus, order and prayer, beauty, and security. A sense of holiness, a sense of the sacred, looking to God. This can be true in our living spaces as well. Large or small it can become a personal sign and symbol of our own spiritual identity. Greg's visual presentation explores the concepts and possibilities of establishing a sacred space in our homes. A place of order, beauty, focus and prayer. A sense of holiness, looking to God. A personal, private space of your own. From a simple sitting area, garden spot, dresser top, hallway wall, a converted closet, or an entire room. A sacred space for the home allows us outward signs and symbols of our inner faith.
To express your interest in A Sacred Space in the Home presentation, I am happy to accept your positive response. Contact Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176, or by email: [email protected] for scheduling and honorarium information. You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
Guest Speaker Greg J. Lewis, Liturgical Artist
We require much from our community worship spaces. A place of focus, order and prayer, beauty, and security. A sense of holiness, a sense of the sacred, looking to God. This can be true in our living spaces as well. Large or small it can become a personal sign and symbol of our own spiritual identity. Greg's visual presentation explores the concepts and possibilities of establishing a sacred space in our homes. A place of order, beauty, focus and prayer. A sense of holiness, looking to God. A personal, private space of your own. From a simple sitting area, garden spot, dresser top, hallway wall, a converted closet, or an entire room. A sacred space for the home allows us outward signs and symbols of our inner faith.
To express your interest in A Sacred Space in the Home presentation, I am happy to accept your positive response. Contact Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176, or by email: [email protected] for scheduling and honorarium information. You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
Celebrating 2021 in Review
To express your interest in a future Art, Design, Workshop or Art Lecture Series project, I am happy to accept your call or email.
Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
First Presbyterian Church of Portland's Chapel Gallery Welcomes
Gallery Exhibit - January 9 - February 27, 2022
Galley Open - Tuesday thru Thursday, 10am-4pm
Gallery Talk - Sunday, February 27 - 11:30 am-1:00 pm
Galley Open - Tuesday thru Thursday, 10am-4pm
Gallery Talk - Sunday, February 27 - 11:30 am-1:00 pm
Introducing the mixed media artworks of Greg J. Lewis, Senior Liturgical Artist & Design Director
Join us as we explore the concept and possibilities of establishing a sacred space in our homes. A place of order, beauty, focus and prayer. A sense of holiness, looking to God. A personal, private space of your own. From a simple sitting area, garden spot, dresser top, hallway wall, a converted closet, or an entire room. A sacred space for the home allows us outward signs and symbols of our inner faith.
Join us as we explore the concept and possibilities of establishing a sacred space in our homes. A place of order, beauty, focus and prayer. A sense of holiness, looking to God. A personal, private space of your own. From a simple sitting area, garden spot, dresser top, hallway wall, a converted closet, or an entire room. A sacred space for the home allows us outward signs and symbols of our inner faith.
A Sacred Space in the Home | Making it Personal
By Greg J. Lewis, Liturgical Artist
"We require much from our community worship spaces. A place of focus, order and prayer, beauty, and security. A sense of holiness, a sense of the sacred, looking to God. This can be true in our living spaces as well. Large or small it can become a personal sign and symbol of our own spiritual identity. Thus, "Creating a Sacred Space in the Home". Please access my thoughts as you journey through this exhibit of personal and experimental art works..."
Detail from the Deesis Mosaic – 1261 Hagia Sofia, Church of the Holy Wisdom - Istanbul, Turkey
By Greg J. Lewis, Liturgical Artist
"We require much from our community worship spaces. A place of focus, order and prayer, beauty, and security. A sense of holiness, a sense of the sacred, looking to God. This can be true in our living spaces as well. Large or small it can become a personal sign and symbol of our own spiritual identity. Thus, "Creating a Sacred Space in the Home". Please access my thoughts as you journey through this exhibit of personal and experimental art works..."
Detail from the Deesis Mosaic – 1261 Hagia Sofia, Church of the Holy Wisdom - Istanbul, Turkey
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First Presbyterian Church | 1200 SW Alder Street | Portland, Oregon 97205 | 503-228-7331| [email protected]
The Greg Lewis Studios in celebration of 50 years of contemporary art and design practice
Artist & Design Director, Greg Lewis is profiled by writer MJ Hudon's THE ART OF FAITH article, and is featured in the
September/October 2020 issue 29 - pages 20-27.
Artist & Design Director, Greg Lewis is profiled by writer MJ Hudon's THE ART OF FAITH article, and is featured in the
September/October 2020 issue 29 - pages 20-27.
The Art Without Passports Series Returns to the Rose Schnitzer Manor
Thursday, December 9 - The Masters Touch: Techniques Revealed
Thursday, December 30 - Norman Rockwell: An American Art Master - RESCHEDULE TBD
Thursday, January 6, 2022 - Art Forgery & Theft: Art's Dark Side
Thursday, January 20, 2022 - Architecture as Art: Guadi, Calatrava, Gehry
Art presentations for artists and non-artists alike by Senior Artist & Design Director, Greg J. Lewis
To express your interest in the Art Without Passports Lecture Series, or any of the art workshops and lecture topics, I am happy to accept your response. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
Thursday, December 9 - The Masters Touch: Techniques Revealed
Thursday, December 30 - Norman Rockwell: An American Art Master - RESCHEDULE TBD
Thursday, January 6, 2022 - Art Forgery & Theft: Art's Dark Side
Thursday, January 20, 2022 - Architecture as Art: Guadi, Calatrava, Gehry
Art presentations for artists and non-artists alike by Senior Artist & Design Director, Greg J. Lewis
To express your interest in the Art Without Passports Lecture Series, or any of the art workshops and lecture topics, I am happy to accept your response. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
Winter classes begin for instructor Greg Lewis at OSA Oregon Society of Artists - January 3 - April 4, 2022 | To register go to:
Oregon Society of Artists : Adult Classes (osartists.org)
Oregon Society of Artists : Adult Classes (osartists.org)
All photo and video images are Copyright to their respective holders and used in the Art Without Passport Series under "fair use" for educational purposes only.
A Portfolio of Student Works in OSA's Greg Lewis Basic Painting Studio
All student artworks are Copyright to their respective name and title holder and used with permission.
Peace Lutheran Church Gallery Welcomes a Group Art Show - "ART FOR A SPIRITUAL SEASON"
Visualize & Meditate on the Spiritual Impact of Advent & Christmas November 22, 2021—January 4, 2022
Room 1 Downstairs Monday through Thursday, 10:00 A.M.—2:00 P.M. and Sunday Mornings Arrange a gallery visit: Call the Church office, Tel. 503-362-8500
ARTISTS Paula Carlson, Portland Larry Gross, Portland Greg Lewis, Portland Geraldine Goetz, Salem Robin Humelbaugh, Stayton Janet Neuburg, Salem Joel Nickel, West Salem
ARTISTS’ RECEPTION Meet and Chat with Exhibiting Artists Sunday, December 12, 2021, 4:00 P.M. Room 1 Downstairs
Art Work: Greg Lewis' Angel of Light - Framed Digital Print
Angel of Light - Angel of this Holy Night - Guide each one to this perfect site - Holy City with paths so far - Holy City with bright new star -
Angel of this Holy Night - Guide each one to this perfect site.
What People Are Saying about "Art for A Spiritual Season"
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Peace Lutheran Church, 1525 Glen Creek Road N.W. (across from West Salem Fire Station), Salem, OR 97304 Tel. 503-362-8500
GLS Celebrates the Installation of OSA's Final Show of the Year
THE ANNUAL 12X12 ART SHOWCASE & SALE - Dec. 2-23
Opening Reception: Dec. 2 | 6-8pm
Juried by Margaret Godfrey
A magnificent display of over 200 12” x 12” panels in all mediums. As hung in the Gallery, it appears a river of beautiful mosaic tiles around the room. This is your opportunity to buy an original piece of art by a Northwest artist at an affordable price. Panels are generously sponsored by American Easel out of Salem, OR.
The OSA Gallery is free and open to the public. There is onsite parking with an ADA approved parking space. TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 10am - 4pm and Saturday 1pm - 4pm. Masks are required. You may also visit online at OSAGallery.org.
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
Art Work: Alleyn White Yasskin
THE ANNUAL 12X12 ART SHOWCASE & SALE - Dec. 2-23
Opening Reception: Dec. 2 | 6-8pm
Juried by Margaret Godfrey
A magnificent display of over 200 12” x 12” panels in all mediums. As hung in the Gallery, it appears a river of beautiful mosaic tiles around the room. This is your opportunity to buy an original piece of art by a Northwest artist at an affordable price. Panels are generously sponsored by American Easel out of Salem, OR.
The OSA Gallery is free and open to the public. There is onsite parking with an ADA approved parking space. TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 10am - 4pm and Saturday 1pm - 4pm. Masks are required. You may also visit online at OSAGallery.org.
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
Art Work: Alleyn White Yasskin
Oregon Society of Artists | 2185 SW Park Place | Portland, Oregon 97205 | 503-228-0706 | [email protected]
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GLS Celebrates the Installation of OSA's
4TH ANNUAL VETERANS' ART SHOWCASE - Nov. 4-22, 2021 Opening Reception: Nov. 4 | 6-8pm This November, we honor our US Service Members with our annual Veteran's Showcase. We are excited to take this month to highlight the artwork of those Oregonians who have served our country. On Monday mornings OSA hosts our free Veteran's art class taught by Steve Kleier and Randall Vemer. Nathan Seay is leading and online class on Tuesday evenings. Art means something different to everyone, and for many of our Veterans it has become a source of joy and healing. The Veterans' Showcase is proudly supported by the Storms Family Foundation. Thank you |
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GLS COORDINATES THE EXHIBIT INSTALLATION OF "HOW IT LOOKS FROM HERE", A PHOTOGRAPHY SHOWCASE
October 7 - 26 Opening: Thursday, October 7 | 6pm – 8pm Juried by Mario Gallucci Last year we celebrated "Oregon in Extraordinary Times". In follow up, this year we're seeing "How it Looks from Here". This show is in partnership with the Portland Photography Forum, open to all artists working in photography. Photo: Fear - Janis Miglavs |
The OSA Gallery is free and open to the public. There is onsite parking with an ADA approved
parking space.
TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 10am - 4pm and Saturday 1pm - 4pm. Masks are required.
You may also visit online at OSAGallery.org.
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
parking space.
TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 10am - 4pm and Saturday 1pm - 4pm. Masks are required.
You may also visit online at OSAGallery.org.
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
The Art Without Passports Series Returns to the Rose Schnitzer Manor
Friday, October 15 - Establishing The Art Collection
Friday, October 29 - The Masters Touch: Brushstrokes Revealed
Art presentations for artists and non-artists alike by Senior Artist & Design Director, Greg J. Lewis
Friday, October 15 - Establishing The Art Collection
Friday, October 29 - The Masters Touch: Brushstrokes Revealed
Art presentations for artists and non-artists alike by Senior Artist & Design Director, Greg J. Lewis
From M.C. Escher's 1948 Drawing Hands to Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa - How Do We Get there?
GREG LEWIS TEACHES THE IN PERSON BASIC DRAWING STUDIO
September 13 – December 13
Mondays, 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Ages: adults (18 +) - Class size is limited 10 - masks required
Skill level: beginner to intermediate
For class information and registration click here.
Enjoy a fun and relaxed setting to explore principles of design and basic techniques of drawing. Assignments in still life, abstraction, and mixed media will be explored and developed. Instructor Greg Lewis’s teaching style uses a combination of demonstrations and one-on-one teaching to achieve final art results with each student, even if you have little or no experience. Our class will be small, but together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. Come and experience the basic joy of drawing.
Learn more about Greg Lewis on our instructor page.
September 13 – December 13
Mondays, 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Ages: adults (18 +) - Class size is limited 10 - masks required
Skill level: beginner to intermediate
For class information and registration click here.
Enjoy a fun and relaxed setting to explore principles of design and basic techniques of drawing. Assignments in still life, abstraction, and mixed media will be explored and developed. Instructor Greg Lewis’s teaching style uses a combination of demonstrations and one-on-one teaching to achieve final art results with each student, even if you have little or no experience. Our class will be small, but together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. Come and experience the basic joy of drawing.
Learn more about Greg Lewis on our instructor page.
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GREG LEWIS TEACHES THE IN PERSON BASIC PAINTING STUDIO
September 13 – December 13 Mondays, 1:00 – 4:00 PM Ages: adults (18 +) - Class size is limited 10 - masks required Skill level: beginner to intermediate For class information and registration click here. In a fun and relaxed setting, you will explore the basic principles and techniques of painting with acrylic color, a water-based painting medium. Subjects introduced will include abstracts, still life, and landscapes. The instructor uses a demo and one-on-one teaching style to achieve final art results with each student, even if you have little or no experience. Our class will be small, but together, we will create great works of art suitable for framing. Come and experience the basic joy of painting. You can sign up for the whole series, or register on a per-day basis. The paintings below are student works from the Spring Semester Art 101 Basic Painting Studio. Learn more about Greg Lewis on our instructor page. |
GLS coordinates the WILD TREASURES exhibit installation with show chair, Janet Parker, to bring this educational display of
Oregon's Native Plants in Contemporary Art to the OSA Gallery.
Oregon's Native Plants in Contemporary Art to the OSA Gallery.
The full color catalog of the WILD TREASURES exhibit is on sale for $20 through OSA's business office at 503-228-0706.
Copyright - Jonathan Brandt, AIA
A Special invitation to the Summer - Art Without Passports Series presented by Greg J. Lewis
The Travel Sketchbook: Imaginations of Paper
Time: August 19, 2021 06:30-8:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
Oregon Society of Artists : Adult Classes (osartists.org)
The Travel Sketchbook: Imaginations of Paper
Time: August 19, 2021 06:30-8:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
Oregon Society of Artists : Adult Classes (osartists.org)
The Art Without Passports Series Returns to the Rose Schnitzer Manor
August 20 - Establishing The Art Collection
August 27 - Marc Chagall: For the Love of Color
Art presentations for artists and non-artists alike by Senior Artist & Design Director, Greg J. Lewis
August 20 - Establishing The Art Collection
August 27 - Marc Chagall: For the Love of Color
Art presentations for artists and non-artists alike by Senior Artist & Design Director, Greg J. Lewis
The Art Without Passports Series Returns to the Rose Schnitzer Manor
July 16 - En Plein Aire: The Joy of Painting Outdoors
July 23 - The Travel Sketchbook: Imaginations on Paper
Art presentations for artists and non-artists alike by Senior Artist & Design Director, Greg J. Lewis
July 16 - En Plein Aire: The Joy of Painting Outdoors
July 23 - The Travel Sketchbook: Imaginations on Paper
Art presentations for artists and non-artists alike by Senior Artist & Design Director, Greg J. Lewis
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A Special invitation to the Summer - Art Without Passports Series.
En Plein Aire - The Power of Painting Outdoors - Online Zoom Class
Time: July 15, 2021 06:30-8:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
Oregon Society of Artists : Adult Classes (osartists.org)
En Plein Aire - The Power of Painting Outdoors - Online Zoom Class
Time: July 15, 2021 06:30-8:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
Oregon Society of Artists : Adult Classes (osartists.org)
All photo and video images are Copyright to their holders and are in fair use for educational purposes only.
The French term En Plein Aire, or "in the open air" refers to drawings, paintings, watercolors that are completed on locations, outdoors. This presentation explores the experience of what the eye sees and the heart and hand expresses. The act of painting outdoors has long allured artists for centuries to heighten the visual senses, producing either a quick study painting, or a finished work of art. Among the notable plein aire artists are Claude Monet, Mary Cassatt, Winslow Homer, Pierre- Auguste Renoir, Vincent Van Gogh, Winston Churchill, just to name a few. This is a evening event to learn of the lifestyle experience of "En Plein Aire".
Artist: Gia Whitlock
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GLS COORDINATES INSTALLATION
ANNUAL PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL ART SHOW | June 3 – 23 Opening Reception: First Thursday, June 3 | 6pm – 8pm Join us for the Presentation of the Queen's Portrait! Celebrating roses! and the Rose Festival! There are two categories, in this show that will be juried: “Hope Reigns” (the Rose Festival Theme) and “Rose Festival/ Portland scenes”. Mediums will include oil, acrylic, encaustic, water media, mixed media collage (must be the artist’s original work), printmaking, pastel, colored pencil, and charcoal/dry media. This show is being juried by Ron Stocke. Annually we commission an artist to paint the portrait of the queen. This piece will be presented to the 2020 Rose Festival Queen Anya the evening of June 3 and will be on display through June before it is moved to the Rose Festival offices. |
To view this stunning art exhibit in person, please visit the Oregon Society of Artists Gallery at 2185 SW Park Place in Portland. To view the exhibit online, click on the Oregon Society of Artists Gallery link below. Either way, you'll be glad you did. Please share with you friends.
39th Annual Rose Festival Art Show | Oregon Society of Artists (osagallery.org)
39th Annual Rose Festival Art Show | Oregon Society of Artists (osagallery.org)
Dear Friends of the Greg Lewis Studios...
In anticipation of celebrating 50 years of providing art and design services, I'm presenting a random sampling of projects that have fulfilled my client's need to communicate their environments, goods and services.
Be watchful in the coming weeks for powerful images representing my client partners.
In anticipation of celebrating 50 years of providing art and design services, I'm presenting a random sampling of projects that have fulfilled my client's need to communicate their environments, goods and services.
Be watchful in the coming weeks for powerful images representing my client partners.
Art Chowder Magazine is the powerful Northwest publication bringing you the highest quality in Arts & Culture.
Artist & Design Director, Greg Lewis is profiled by writer MJ Hudon's THE ART OF FAITH article, and is featured in the
September/October 2020 issue 29 - pages 20-27.
Artist & Design Director, Greg Lewis is profiled by writer MJ Hudon's THE ART OF FAITH article, and is featured in the
September/October 2020 issue 29 - pages 20-27.
Dedicated to the education and nurturing of talent in the visual arts since 1926.
All are welcome! The Mission of the Oregon Society of Artists is to promote the visual arts in the diverse communities of our region, with educational and exhibition opportunities for artists at all levels of accomplishment.
Click HERE for a virtual tour, courtesy of Elaine Pawski, OSA iPad art instructor. Read our history.
At OSA, we support diversity and creativity. Our staff and board are committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
We strive to make OSA a place where all feel welcome.
All are welcome! The Mission of the Oregon Society of Artists is to promote the visual arts in the diverse communities of our region, with educational and exhibition opportunities for artists at all levels of accomplishment.
Click HERE for a virtual tour, courtesy of Elaine Pawski, OSA iPad art instructor. Read our history.
At OSA, we support diversity and creativity. Our staff and board are committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
We strive to make OSA a place where all feel welcome.
A Special invitation to the Spring - Art Without Passports Series.
Topic: Gustav Klimt: Art Master of Symbol, Color & Gold - Online Zoom Class
Time: June 17, 2021 06:30-8:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
Oregon Society of Artists : Adult Classes (osartists.org)
Topic: Gustav Klimt: Art Master of Symbol, Color & Gold - Online Zoom Class
Time: June 17, 2021 06:30-8:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
Oregon Society of Artists : Adult Classes (osartists.org)
All photo and video images are Copyright to their holders and are in fair use for educational purposes only.
Gustav Klimt (1862-1926) was an Austrian symbolist painter and one of the most prominent members of the Vienna Secession movement. Klimt is internationally noted for his paintings, murals, sketches, and other objects' d'art. Well known for his female and allegorical subject matter, later introduced the use of gold leaf in his paintings. Even today, Klimt's artworks still takes the viewer to a higher level. Avant Garde? Controversial? Forward thinking? Yes!!! Klimt's art was always ahead of his time and still is today. Join us for an evening with Gustav Klimt.
Copyright 2007 - Ode to Georgia/Acrylic on Canvas
Introducing - Art 101 – Basic Painting Studio
IN-STUDIO CLASS - With Class limited to 10 students - Masks are required
Spring Term: April 15 - July 15
Thursdays, 1:00 - 4:00pm
Skill level: Beginner/Intermediate
Drop-ins welcome
Your Instructor:
Greg J. Lewis is an Artist and Design Director. He plans and produces contemporary artworks and design décor for local, regional, and national clients in architecture, interior design, health care, liturgical and publishing environments. In addition to his 45+year career, he was also an Adjunct Professor at Concordia University-Portland for over 20 years, teaching both beginning and advanced studios courses in painting, drawing, watercolor, graphic design and art appreciation. While there, he co-founded Concordia’s Art & Culture Program and curated numerous art exhibits. He has judged several local and regional art shows and has led both local and international art tours. He also lectures on various art topics, including the Oregon Society of Artists’ evening art talks, “Art Without Passports", and artistic director of show installations. He holds degrees in Commercial Art/Graphic Design and in Visual Communications Education.
Oregon Society of Artists : Adult Classes (osartists.org)
Art supply list, as well as assignments are posted on the OSA registration page.
Entire Series:
OSA Member $340.00 | Non-Member $450.00
Free Parking Available
IN-STUDIO CLASS - With Class limited to 10 students - Masks are required
Spring Term: April 15 - July 15
Thursdays, 1:00 - 4:00pm
Skill level: Beginner/Intermediate
Drop-ins welcome
Your Instructor:
Greg J. Lewis is an Artist and Design Director. He plans and produces contemporary artworks and design décor for local, regional, and national clients in architecture, interior design, health care, liturgical and publishing environments. In addition to his 45+year career, he was also an Adjunct Professor at Concordia University-Portland for over 20 years, teaching both beginning and advanced studios courses in painting, drawing, watercolor, graphic design and art appreciation. While there, he co-founded Concordia’s Art & Culture Program and curated numerous art exhibits. He has judged several local and regional art shows and has led both local and international art tours. He also lectures on various art topics, including the Oregon Society of Artists’ evening art talks, “Art Without Passports", and artistic director of show installations. He holds degrees in Commercial Art/Graphic Design and in Visual Communications Education.
Oregon Society of Artists : Adult Classes (osartists.org)
Art supply list, as well as assignments are posted on the OSA registration page.
Entire Series:
OSA Member $340.00 | Non-Member $450.00
Free Parking Available
A Special invitation to the Spring - Art Without Passports Series.
Topic: The Art Critique: Making it Personal - Online Zoom Class
Time: May 20, 2021 06:30-8:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
Oregon Society of Artists : Adult Classes (osartists.org)
Topic: The Art Critique: Making it Personal - Online Zoom Class
Time: May 20, 2021 06:30-8:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
Oregon Society of Artists : Adult Classes (osartists.org)
All photo and video images are Copyright to their holders and are in fair use for educational purposes only.
When artists present their works for public exhibit, both the trained and untrained viewer sees and forms an opinion. Three forms of art criticism will be discussed, along with a presentation of known artworks to critique. We'll introduce the critique styles of the late Robert Hughes, controversial and opinionated art critic and historian and the late Sister Wendy Beckett, art historian for the BBC series: The Story of Painting. Together, we will explore beyond the elements of art and the principles of design to formulate our own critique vocabulary.
A Special invitation to the Spring - Art Without Passports Series.
Topic: Marc Chagall - For the Love of Color - Online Zoom Class
Time: April 15, 2021 06:30-8:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
Oregon Society of Artists : Adult Classes (osartists.org)
Topic: Marc Chagall - For the Love of Color - Online Zoom Class
Time: April 15, 2021 06:30-8:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
Oregon Society of Artists : Adult Classes (osartists.org)
All photo and video images are Copyright to their holders and are in fair use for educational purposes only.
Join us for this special look at the life and times of artist, Marc Chagall (1887-1985). An artist of many talents creating in many mediums, i.e. paintings, stained glass, set design, murals, prints, just to name a few. Marc Chagall gives us a life well lived through his subjects and the freedoms to express it…just for the love of color.
Greg Lewis, Artist & Design Director is inviting you to the Art Without Passports Series.
Topic: Henri Matisse: Modern Art Master of Color & Form - Online Zoom Class
Time: Mar 18, 2021 06:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
https://public.osartists.org/public/classdirect/480
Topic: Henri Matisse: Modern Art Master of Color & Form - Online Zoom Class
Time: Mar 18, 2021 06:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
https://public.osartists.org/public/classdirect/480
French artist, Henri Matisse (1869-1954), was a modern art master of color and form. Expanding into a wide range of art mediums as painter, sculptor and printmaker, Henri left his artistic mark on the art world for decades to come. Join us for an evening of Henri Matisse - Modern Art Master of Color & Form.
GLS Curates OSA's WATER MEDIA JURIED SHOW| March 4 - 24, 2021
Opening Reception: First Thursday,
March 4, 2021 | 6pm - 8pm
Splashing into spring with water media. Stop in and take look at the wonderful work done by local artists focusing in watercolor soluble mediums. This show was juried by Geoffrey McCormack.
"It was certainly a pleasure to install this show. Congratulations to all the entries, especially my two assistants, Robin Becic and Michael Hannon, who gave this exhibit 100%
of their talent. OSA is honored to mount this exciting show amidst these challenging times."
- Greg J. Lewis, OSA Artistic Director
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA. Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 10am - 4pm and Saturday 1pm - 4pm. Masks are required. You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og. While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
Opening Reception: First Thursday,
March 4, 2021 | 6pm - 8pm
Splashing into spring with water media. Stop in and take look at the wonderful work done by local artists focusing in watercolor soluble mediums. This show was juried by Geoffrey McCormack.
"It was certainly a pleasure to install this show. Congratulations to all the entries, especially my two assistants, Robin Becic and Michael Hannon, who gave this exhibit 100%
of their talent. OSA is honored to mount this exciting show amidst these challenging times."
- Greg J. Lewis, OSA Artistic Director
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA. Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 10am - 4pm and Saturday 1pm - 4pm. Masks are required. You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og. While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
GLS Curates OSA's PORTRAITS, FIGURES & SELFIES EXHIBIT| February 4 - 24, 2021
Opening Reception: First Thursday, February 4, 2021 | 6pm - 8pm
A show celebrating portraiture in the Pacific Northwest including sculpture from PNWS Pacific NW Sculptors. All mediums welcome. This is a non-juried show, open to the public with limited occupancy.
"It was certainly a pleasure to install this show. Congratulations to all the entries, especially the sculptures from Pacific Northwest Sculptors here in Portland. Chas Martin is president of that Association. OSA is honored to have them represented in our selected Gallery offerings this year." - Greg J. Lewis, OSA Artistic Director
Artwork by @joannemehl
#portraiture #pnwportraits #selfies #pdxselfie #portlandartist #portlandart #portlandportraits #portraitphotography #portraitdrawing #portraitpainting
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA. Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 10am - 4pm and Saturday 1pm - 4pm. Masks are required. You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og. While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
Opening Reception: First Thursday, February 4, 2021 | 6pm - 8pm
A show celebrating portraiture in the Pacific Northwest including sculpture from PNWS Pacific NW Sculptors. All mediums welcome. This is a non-juried show, open to the public with limited occupancy.
"It was certainly a pleasure to install this show. Congratulations to all the entries, especially the sculptures from Pacific Northwest Sculptors here in Portland. Chas Martin is president of that Association. OSA is honored to have them represented in our selected Gallery offerings this year." - Greg J. Lewis, OSA Artistic Director
Artwork by @joannemehl
#portraiture #pnwportraits #selfies #pdxselfie #portlandartist #portlandart #portlandportraits #portraitphotography #portraitdrawing #portraitpainting
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA. Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 10am - 4pm and Saturday 1pm - 4pm. Masks are required. You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og. While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
Rembrandt Self-Portrait | Jackson Pollock Abstract
Greg Lewis, Artist& Design Director is inviting you to the Art Without Passports Series.
Topic: The Masters Touch: Brushstrokes Revealed - Online Zoom Class
Time: Feb 18, 2021 - 06:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
https://public.osartists.org/public/classdirect/478
Building on the brush techniques of famous artists throughout history, this episode explores three great art influences. The Early Masters; The 19th Century and the Modern Era. Our time together is a must see for the beginning artist just emerging into new creativity, or the advanced artist emerging into new directions with their paintings. Join us for an evening of The Masters Touch: Brushstrokes Revealed...and much, much more.
Topic: The Masters Touch: Brushstrokes Revealed - Online Zoom Class
Time: Feb 18, 2021 - 06:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
https://public.osartists.org/public/classdirect/478
Building on the brush techniques of famous artists throughout history, this episode explores three great art influences. The Early Masters; The 19th Century and the Modern Era. Our time together is a must see for the beginning artist just emerging into new creativity, or the advanced artist emerging into new directions with their paintings. Join us for an evening of The Masters Touch: Brushstrokes Revealed...and much, much more.
Greg Lewis, Artist& Design Director is inviting you to the Art Without Passports Series.
Topic: Henri Matisse: Modern Art Master of Color & Form - Online Zoom Class
Time: Mar 18, 2021 06:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
https://public.osartists.org/public/classdirect/480
French artist, Henri Matisse (1869-1954), was a modern art master of color and form. Expanding into a wide range of art mediums as painter, sculptor and printmaker, Henri left his artistic mark on the art world for decades to come. Join us for an evening of Henri Matisse - Modern Art Master of Color & Form.
Topic: Henri Matisse: Modern Art Master of Color & Form - Online Zoom Class
Time: Mar 18, 2021 06:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
https://public.osartists.org/public/classdirect/480
French artist, Henri Matisse (1869-1954), was a modern art master of color and form. Expanding into a wide range of art mediums as painter, sculptor and printmaker, Henri left his artistic mark on the art world for decades to come. Join us for an evening of Henri Matisse - Modern Art Master of Color & Form.
Greg Lewis, Artist & Design Director is inviting you to the Art Without Passports Series.
Topic: Art Restoration: Repair Secrets Revealed - Online Zoom Class
Time: Jan 21, 2021 - 06:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
https://public.osartists.org/public/classdirect/477
The process of repair, restoration and conservation of artworks to their original state is one of trained skill, patience, practice and a passion for detail. Over time, many artworks if cared for, will last indefinitely. However, the ravages of time, exposure to the elements of moisture, sunlight, temperature and of course mishandling, can exact its toll. The art mediums of paintings, prints, sculpture, ceramics, textiles and photography will be presented and discussed, as we reveal the secrets from repair to conservation.
Join us as we look at a different side of the art world.
Topic: Art Restoration: Repair Secrets Revealed - Online Zoom Class
Time: Jan 21, 2021 - 06:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Registration is $15 and can be done online by following the link in our bio.
Find “Greg Lewis” under the instructor drop down in the classes page.
https://public.osartists.org/public/classdirect/477
The process of repair, restoration and conservation of artworks to their original state is one of trained skill, patience, practice and a passion for detail. Over time, many artworks if cared for, will last indefinitely. However, the ravages of time, exposure to the elements of moisture, sunlight, temperature and of course mishandling, can exact its toll. The art mediums of paintings, prints, sculpture, ceramics, textiles and photography will be presented and discussed, as we reveal the secrets from repair to conservation.
Join us as we look at a different side of the art world.
GLS CURATES 2021 ANNUAL MONOTYPE SHOW | January 7 - 27, 2021
Monotype, in printmaking, is a technique that generally yields only one good impression from each prepared plate. Monotypes are prized because of their unique textural qualities. They are made by drawing on glass or a plate of smooth metal or stone with a greasy substance such as printer's ink or oil paint. This exhibit is a showcase of monotypes, most made in the Scott Gellatly and Aimee Erickson’s Monotype Lab held the first weekend in January.
https://www.scottgellatly.com
https://www.aimeeerickson.com
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 10am - 4pm and Saturday 1pm - 4pm. Masks are required.
You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og. While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops,
and becoming a member.
Monotype, in printmaking, is a technique that generally yields only one good impression from each prepared plate. Monotypes are prized because of their unique textural qualities. They are made by drawing on glass or a plate of smooth metal or stone with a greasy substance such as printer's ink or oil paint. This exhibit is a showcase of monotypes, most made in the Scott Gellatly and Aimee Erickson’s Monotype Lab held the first weekend in January.
https://www.scottgellatly.com
https://www.aimeeerickson.com
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 10am - 4pm and Saturday 1pm - 4pm. Masks are required.
You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og. While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops,
and becoming a member.
A print of a religious masterpiece, like “The Virgin in Adoration” by Fra Filippo Lippi, lit by candles, can serve as an invitation to quiet prayer.
GREG LEWIS STUDIOS AVOCATES CREATING A SACRED SPACE IN THE HOME
We require much from our community worship spaces. A place of focus, order and prayer, beauty, and safety. A sense of holiness, a sense of the sacred, looking to God. This can be true in our living spaces as well. Large or small it can become a personal sign and symbol of our own spiritual identity. Thus, a sacred space in the home. Please access my personal thoughts on establishing your own sacred space...
We require much from our community worship spaces. A place of focus, order and prayer, beauty, and safety. A sense of holiness, a sense of the sacred, looking to God. This can be true in our living spaces as well. Large or small it can become a personal sign and symbol of our own spiritual identity. Thus, a sacred space in the home. Please access my personal thoughts on establishing your own sacred space...
Art Chowder Magazine is the powerful Northwest publication bringing you the highest quality in Arts & Culture.
Artist & Design Director, Greg Lewis is profiled by writer MJ Hudon's THE ART OF FAITH article, and is featured in the
September/October 2020 issue 29 - pages 20-27.
"Artist Greg Lewis is a man of many talents. His career spanning nearly five decades has been challenging, educational, and inspirational. He's been a soldier, a student, a businessman, an artist, and an art teacher. Now retired, Greg continues creating beautiful multiuse art pieces in acrylic paintings, wood, metal, stained glass, and more for private patrons, and churches around the country...Speaking with Greg was as comfortable as slipping on a favorite T-shirt. His warmth of character apparent over the phone. He shared his stories, his humor, and his faith easily. He hopes his art touches the heart of all who view it -- and from what I've seen, it will." --MJ Hudon, Art Chowder writer
Artist & Design Director, Greg Lewis is profiled by writer MJ Hudon's THE ART OF FAITH article, and is featured in the
September/October 2020 issue 29 - pages 20-27.
"Artist Greg Lewis is a man of many talents. His career spanning nearly five decades has been challenging, educational, and inspirational. He's been a soldier, a student, a businessman, an artist, and an art teacher. Now retired, Greg continues creating beautiful multiuse art pieces in acrylic paintings, wood, metal, stained glass, and more for private patrons, and churches around the country...Speaking with Greg was as comfortable as slipping on a favorite T-shirt. His warmth of character apparent over the phone. He shared his stories, his humor, and his faith easily. He hopes his art touches the heart of all who view it -- and from what I've seen, it will." --MJ Hudon, Art Chowder writer
Greg Lewis, Artist& Design Director is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Art Without Passports Zoom Meeting
Time: Dec 17, 2020 - 06:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 663 333 6623
Passcode: W4Myq0
Topic: Art Without Passports Zoom Meeting
Time: Dec 17, 2020 - 06:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 663 333 6623
Passcode: W4Myq0
ART WITHOUT PASSPORTS: NORMAN ROCKWELL REVISITED – An American Art Master - VIA ZOOM
Thursday, December 17 | 6:30-8:30pm (PST)
Presented, in person, by Greg Lewis
Thursday, December 17 | 6:30-8:30pm (PST)
Presented, in person, by Greg Lewis
Best known as America's Illustrator, Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) painted iconic scenes of small-town America. Producing a vast array of paintings for the Saturday Evening Post and later for Look magazine, Norman reflected 20th century American culture like no other artist. We are all benefited by his thought provoking and often humorous subject matter. Both young and old are left with a legacy of art we all can relate to.
Join the Zoom Link:
https://zoom.us/j/6633336623?pwd=OS94emlCeHQ4S0RUR2RLdTBYTm5WQT09
Meeting ID: 663 333 6623
Passcode: W4Myq0
All art and video images in this presentation are Copyright to their respective holders, and used under fair use for educational purposes only.
http://www.GregLewisStudios.net
Join the Zoom Link:
https://zoom.us/j/6633336623?pwd=OS94emlCeHQ4S0RUR2RLdTBYTm5WQT09
Meeting ID: 663 333 6623
Passcode: W4Myq0
All art and video images in this presentation are Copyright to their respective holders, and used under fair use for educational purposes only.
http://www.GregLewisStudios.net
GLS is celebrating its latest art project created within the Catholic Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon...
THE ST. FRANCIS/RISEN CHRIST MURAL
Our Lady of Peace Retreat Center - Beaverton, Oregon
THE ST. FRANCIS/RISEN CHRIST MURAL
Our Lady of Peace Retreat Center - Beaverton, Oregon
The St. Francis/Risen Christ outdoor mural project is the vision of the Franciscan Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Peace Retreat. Located in Beaverton, Oregon. Its purpose is to serve as culmination of events portrayed in the traditional 14 Stations of the outdoor Way of the Cross. This mural becomes the 15th Station, the Resurrection of the Christ, now located in a peaceful garden space. It is the hope to have this major artwork for the retreat center, dedicated in a special prayer garden ceremony.
For future art mural commission referrals contact: Greg at 503-348-5176, or email: [email protected].
For future art mural commission referrals contact: Greg at 503-348-5176, or email: [email protected].
GLS Restores Phase 1 - Outdoor Stations of the Cross
Before and after bas relief restoration of the 1st Station of the Cross.
The outdoor Way of the Cross at Our Lady of Peace Retreat, features 14 Stations of the Passion of Christ. Evolving out of 4th and evolving through the18th Century, the scenes illustrate Christ's journey from His condemnation to His death and removal from the cross.
The existing stations are bronze or brass metal, bas relief sculptures. The outdoor exposure to the elements have taken its toll.
A lighten and brighten technique was used, along with a clear, lacquered coating to seal the metal from the air and water exposure.
The Stations of the Cross or the Way of the Cross, also known as the Way of Sorrows or the Via Crucis, refers to a series of images depicting Jesus Christ on the day of his crucifixion and accompanying prayers. The stations grew out of imitations of Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem which is believed to be the actual path Jesus walked to Mount Calvary. The objective of the stations is to help the Christian faithful to make a spiritual pilgrimage through contemplation of the Passion of Christ. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stations_of_the_Cross#Stations
GLS Coordinates Art Installation for
DECEMBER: 200 for UNDER $200: 200 pieces of original NW Art
for under $200.
Juried by Beth Verheyden
Opening: DECEMBER 3-30 | 6pm |
Pop Up Holiday Shopping: Saturdays, December 5 and 12
Original art, created by a local artist, is perfect for filling in blank space on either your wall or that of a friend. It’s the perfect gift! We are celebrating the season with over 200 pieces of fine art for at or below $200. Each piece is 12” x 12”. Additionally, we’re extending our hours on Saturdays, December 5 and 12 and welcoming local artists to showcase and sell additional pieces. Join us!
The “cradles” (frames) used in this year’s show are sponsored by American Easel.
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 10am - 4pm and Saturday 1pm - 4pm. Masks are required.
You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og.
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
DECEMBER: 200 for UNDER $200: 200 pieces of original NW Art
for under $200.
Juried by Beth Verheyden
Opening: DECEMBER 3-30 | 6pm |
Pop Up Holiday Shopping: Saturdays, December 5 and 12
Original art, created by a local artist, is perfect for filling in blank space on either your wall or that of a friend. It’s the perfect gift! We are celebrating the season with over 200 pieces of fine art for at or below $200. Each piece is 12” x 12”. Additionally, we’re extending our hours on Saturdays, December 5 and 12 and welcoming local artists to showcase and sell additional pieces. Join us!
The “cradles” (frames) used in this year’s show are sponsored by American Easel.
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 10am - 4pm and Saturday 1pm - 4pm. Masks are required.
You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og.
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
GLS Celebrates the Installation of OSA's
3RD ANNUAL VETERANS' ART SHOWCASE - Nov. 6-23, 2020
Opening Reception: Nov. 6 | 6-8pm
This November, we honor our US Service Members with our annual Veteran's Showcase. We are excited to take this month to highlight the artwork of those Oregonians who have served our country. On Monday mornings OSA hosts our free Veteran's art class taught by Steve Kleier and Randall Vemer. Nathan Seay is leading and online class on Tuesday evenings. Art means something different to everyone, and for many of our Veterans it has become a source of joy and healing.
The Veterans' Showcase is proudly supported by the Storms Family Foundation. Thank you
3RD ANNUAL VETERANS' ART SHOWCASE - Nov. 6-23, 2020
Opening Reception: Nov. 6 | 6-8pm
This November, we honor our US Service Members with our annual Veteran's Showcase. We are excited to take this month to highlight the artwork of those Oregonians who have served our country. On Monday mornings OSA hosts our free Veteran's art class taught by Steve Kleier and Randall Vemer. Nathan Seay is leading and online class on Tuesday evenings. Art means something different to everyone, and for many of our Veterans it has become a source of joy and healing.
The Veterans' Showcase is proudly supported by the Storms Family Foundation. Thank you
The Art Without Passports Series presentations are free and open to the public. Selected art/artists topics are for artists and non-artists alike. Limited Free Parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA. For events in the OSA building, masks are required. Space is limited seating of Ten. All OHA Guidelines are being followed for your protection.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series Revisited
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, Nov. 19th - 6:30-8:30 pm
Limited Free Parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Art Forgery, Theft, Destruction - Art's Dark Side
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, Nov. 19th - 6:30-8:30 pm
Limited Free Parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Art Forgery, Theft, Destruction - Art's Dark Side
All art and video image are Copyright to their holders and are presented under fair use and educational purposes only.
In this episode of Art Without Passports, we'll explore the shocking and most intriguing look at the art world's dark side. Often unnoticed by the general public, forgery, theft and the destruction of art is on a world-wide scale. From the unscrupulous markets for fake and even stolen Nazi art, to the destruction of cultural antiquities. Scientific and judicial efforts to seek out crimes, reparation of heritage art and artifacts is ongoing.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series No. 34
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, October 15th - 6:30-8:30 pm
Limited Free Parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Marc Chagall - For the Love of Color
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, October 15th - 6:30-8:30 pm
Limited Free Parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Marc Chagall - For the Love of Color
All photo and video images are Copyright to their holders and are in fair use for classroom and educational purposes only.
Join us for this special look at the life and times of artist, Marc Chagall (1887-1985). An artist of many talents creating in many mediums, i.e. paintings, stained glass, set design, murals, prints, just to name a few. Marc Chagall gives us a life well lived through his subjects and the freedoms to express it…just for the love of color.
This demo presentation is in the OSA building, masks are required. Please RSVP this demo event and
has a limited seating of 10. Registration online is free. All OHA Guidelines are being followed for your protection.
You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og.
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
This demo presentation is in the OSA building, masks are required. Please RSVP this demo event and
has a limited seating of 10. Registration online is free. All OHA Guidelines are being followed for your protection.
You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og.
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
UPCOMING ART EXHIBIT
GLS Coordinates Exhibit Installation of the PHOTOGRAPHY: Oregon in Extraordinary Times | October 8 - 30, 2020
Opening Reception & Awards Presentation | Thursday, October 8 | 6pm - 8pm.
Please join OSA, the PPF and the OPPA in a show dedicated to the art of photography in October. The theme of the show is Oregon in Extraordinary Times. All genres of photography are encouraged. This show will be juried by Mark Fitzgerald.
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 1pm - 4pm appointment. Masks are required.
You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og.
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
GLS Coordinates Exhibit Installation of the PHOTOGRAPHY: Oregon in Extraordinary Times | October 8 - 30, 2020
Opening Reception & Awards Presentation | Thursday, October 8 | 6pm - 8pm.
Please join OSA, the PPF and the OPPA in a show dedicated to the art of photography in October. The theme of the show is Oregon in Extraordinary Times. All genres of photography are encouraged. This show will be juried by Mark Fitzgerald.
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 1pm - 4pm appointment. Masks are required.
You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og.
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
Abstract Painting by Marion Flood
CURRENT EXHIBIT
GLS Coordinates Exhibit Installation of the ANNUAL FALL JURIED SHOW - September 3-25, 2020
Opening Reception & Awards Presentation | Thursday, September 3rd | 6pm - 8pm.
OSA is excited to host the 2020 Fall Juried Show, an exhibition celebrating PNW artists and photographers.
This year will be juried by artist Scott Gellatly.
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 1pm - 4pm appointment. Masks are required.
You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og.
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
A NEW COURSE OFFERING IN ART FUNDEMENTALS - COMING THIS FALL 2020
This program is aimed at people interested in doing art but have little or no skills.
This program is aimed at people interested in doing art but have little or no skills.
Drawing Hands 1948 - M.C. Escher | Mona Lisa 1517 - Leonardo da Vinci
Introduction to Drawing, Composition & Art History 101
Instructor: Greg J. Lewis
Tuesday: 1:00-4:00pm
Class Starts on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2019
Location: Downstairs Studio B
September 22 – December 15
This course is an interesting and relaxed introductory class to the world of art. If you are at the stick-figure level, this course is for you! As you practice basic drawing techniques, you will also learn how to compose and arrange your ideas on paper. In addition, you will be exposed to the interesting world of art history.
Your Instructor:
Greg J. Lewis is a freelance Artist and Design Director. He plans and produces contemporary artworks and art design for local, regional, and national clients in architecture, interior design, health care, liturgical and publishing environments. In addition to his 45+-year career, he was also an Adjunct Professor at Concordia University-Portland for over 20 years, teaching both beginning and advanced studios courses in painting, drawing, watercolor, graphic design and art appreciation. While there, he co-founded Concordia’s Art & Culture Program and curated numerous art exhibits. He has judged several local and regional art shows and has led both local and international art tours. He also lectures on various art topics, including the Oregon Society of Artists’ evening art talks, “Art Without Passports.” He holds degrees in Commercial Art and in Visual Communications Education.
To register and or contact: osartists.org
Art supply list, as well as assignments, will be given out in the first class.
Entire Series:
OSA Member $325.00 | Non-Member $455.00
Free Parking Available
Instructor: Greg J. Lewis
Tuesday: 1:00-4:00pm
Class Starts on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2019
Location: Downstairs Studio B
September 22 – December 15
This course is an interesting and relaxed introductory class to the world of art. If you are at the stick-figure level, this course is for you! As you practice basic drawing techniques, you will also learn how to compose and arrange your ideas on paper. In addition, you will be exposed to the interesting world of art history.
Your Instructor:
Greg J. Lewis is a freelance Artist and Design Director. He plans and produces contemporary artworks and art design for local, regional, and national clients in architecture, interior design, health care, liturgical and publishing environments. In addition to his 45+-year career, he was also an Adjunct Professor at Concordia University-Portland for over 20 years, teaching both beginning and advanced studios courses in painting, drawing, watercolor, graphic design and art appreciation. While there, he co-founded Concordia’s Art & Culture Program and curated numerous art exhibits. He has judged several local and regional art shows and has led both local and international art tours. He also lectures on various art topics, including the Oregon Society of Artists’ evening art talks, “Art Without Passports.” He holds degrees in Commercial Art and in Visual Communications Education.
To register and or contact: osartists.org
Art supply list, as well as assignments, will be given out in the first class.
Entire Series:
OSA Member $325.00 | Non-Member $455.00
Free Parking Available
GLS Creates a New Book Cover & Logo Design for:
Vagabond Essays - On the Twilight Trail by Ridgway K. Foley Jr.
Vagabond Essays - On the Twilight Trail by Ridgway K. Foley Jr.
GLS Creates Chapel Memorial Stained Glass
Providence St. Vincent Medical Center - Portland, Oregon
Providence St. Vincent Medical Center - Portland, Oregon
The Holy Spirit Chapel memorial stained-glass window is representative of God’s healing work being in our hands, in service to all who are in need of care. Red represents sacrifice. The red rose represents beauty, vulnerability and the human need for care and nurturing. The white at the center represents purity. Green represents hope. Blue represents baptismal waters.
Purple and yellow gold represent majesty.
Purple and yellow gold represent majesty.
For future Stained-Glass commission referrals contact: Greg at 503-348-5176, or email: Greg @greglewisstudios.net.
SUMMER/FALL EVENTS 2020
GLS coordinates artistic direction of the following art exhibition...
GLS coordinates artistic direction of the following art exhibition...
THE SOMETHING NEW ART SHOW OF ARTIST GREG J. LEWIS
August 10 Through September 30
Keizer Event & Community Center
930 Chemawa Road NE - Keizer, Oregon 97303
Driving and Parking Directions
The KECC Gallery is open to the public for free viewing.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 1pm - 4pm
Masks are required.
"Welcome to the World of Greg Lewis Studios where Greg produces projects
of timeless beauty that touch the human spirit..."
For future art commission referrals and art purchases contact Greg at 503-348-5176, or email: Greg @greglewisstudios.net.
August 10 Through September 30
Keizer Event & Community Center
930 Chemawa Road NE - Keizer, Oregon 97303
Driving and Parking Directions
The KECC Gallery is open to the public for free viewing.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 1pm - 4pm
Masks are required.
"Welcome to the World of Greg Lewis Studios where Greg produces projects
of timeless beauty that touch the human spirit..."
For future art commission referrals and art purchases contact Greg at 503-348-5176, or email: Greg @greglewisstudios.net.
SPRING/SUMMER EVENTS 2020
SHOULD THE OPPORTUNITY PRESENT ITSELF TO RESUME SOCIAL GATHERING
Oregon Society of Artists Online Classes will begin May 4. In person classes will resume as soon as possible. May Workshops have been rescheduled. Exhibitions are open online on our virtual gallery: OSAGallery.org. Enjoy!
SHOULD THE OPPORTUNITY PRESENT ITSELF TO RESUME SOCIAL GATHERING
Oregon Society of Artists Online Classes will begin May 4. In person classes will resume as soon as possible. May Workshops have been rescheduled. Exhibitions are open online on our virtual gallery: OSAGallery.org. Enjoy!
GLS & OSA coordinate installation of the following art exhibition...
Portland 2019 Rose Festival Queen Mya Brazile by Joanne Mehl
38TH ANNUAL PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL ART SHOW - August, 6 - 26, 2020
Opening Reception & Awards Presentation | Thursday, August 6th | 6pm - 8pm.
OSA is proud to host the 38th Annual Rose Festival Art Show. Artists from across the region celebrate the rose in honor of the Portland Rose Festival. The Rose Festival has been a part of Portland’s history for over a century.
This year’s Juror is Michael Orwick. “There is a reason we are drawn toward beauty. It is the language of God and nature. Nothing more provocative than beauty — it inspires deep reflection and motivates me to create.” -Michael Orwick
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 1pm - 4pm or by appointment. Masks are required.
You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og.
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
Opening Reception & Awards Presentation | Thursday, August 6th | 6pm - 8pm.
OSA is proud to host the 38th Annual Rose Festival Art Show. Artists from across the region celebrate the rose in honor of the Portland Rose Festival. The Rose Festival has been a part of Portland’s history for over a century.
This year’s Juror is Michael Orwick. “There is a reason we are drawn toward beauty. It is the language of God and nature. Nothing more provocative than beauty — it inspires deep reflection and motivates me to create.” -Michael Orwick
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 1pm - 4pm or by appointment. Masks are required.
You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og.
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
GLS & OSA coordinate artistic direction of the following exhibition...
Acrylic landscape by Steve Kleier
PORTLAND PLEIN AIR and ALLA PRIMA ART SHOW – ONLINE through August 31
Portland Plein Air and Alla Prima Art Show opens in July and is open to all. Plein Air artwork must have been created outdoors on location in Oregon or Washington, between September 2019 and June 2020. Alla Prima artwork entered must fall within the same timeframe.
The Juror this year is Yer Za Vue. Za worked for Disney on traditional animated films and shorts for over 10 years. Za taught animation, illustration, and on-location painting at The Art Institute in Portland, OR and now teaches part time at PNCA. "Painting is one of my greatest loves, and I am happy that it plays such a prominent role in my life now”.
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 1pm - 4pm or by appointment. Masks are required. You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og. While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
Portland Plein Air and Alla Prima Art Show opens in July and is open to all. Plein Air artwork must have been created outdoors on location in Oregon or Washington, between September 2019 and June 2020. Alla Prima artwork entered must fall within the same timeframe.
The Juror this year is Yer Za Vue. Za worked for Disney on traditional animated films and shorts for over 10 years. Za taught animation, illustration, and on-location painting at The Art Institute in Portland, OR and now teaches part time at PNCA. "Painting is one of my greatest loves, and I am happy that it plays such a prominent role in my life now”.
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday: 1pm - 4pm or by appointment. Masks are required. You may also visit online at OSAGallery.og. While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series No. 34
En Plein Aire: The Power of Painting Outdoors - Revisted
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, July 16th - 6:30-8:30 pm
Limited Free Parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
For classes in the OSA building, masks are required for a limited seating of Ten. Please RSVP this demo event. All OHA Guidelines are being followed for your protection.
En Plein Aire: The Power of Painting Outdoors - Revisted
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, July 16th - 6:30-8:30 pm
Limited Free Parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
For classes in the OSA building, masks are required for a limited seating of Ten. Please RSVP this demo event. All OHA Guidelines are being followed for your protection.
All photo and video images used in this presentation are copyright to their holders and in fair use, are used for classroom educational purposes only.
The French term En Plein Aire, or "in the open air" refers to drawings, paintings, watercolors that are completed on locations, outdoors. This presentation explores the experience of what the eye sees and the heart and hand expresses. The act of painting outdoors has long allured artists for centuries to heighten the visual senses, producing either a quick study painting, or a finished work of art. Among the notable plein aire artists are Claude Monet, Mary Cassatt, Winslow Homer, Pierre- Auguste Renoir, Vincent Van Gogh, Winston Churchill, just to name a few. This is a evening event to learn of the lifestyle experience of "En Plein Aire".
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series No. 35
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, August 20th - 6:30-8:30 pm - CANCELLED TBA
Limited Free Parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
For demos in the OSA building, masks are required for a limited seating of Ten. Please RSVP this demo event. All OHA Guidelines are being followed for your protection.
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, August 20th - 6:30-8:30 pm - CANCELLED TBA
Limited Free Parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
For demos in the OSA building, masks are required for a limited seating of Ten. Please RSVP this demo event. All OHA Guidelines are being followed for your protection.
New Art Media - 360 Virtual Film Making
In this special episode of Art Without Passports, we turn to the digital art world and its ability to transform sight and sound for the viewer. Social documentary film maker, Mary Anne Funk will feature her storytelling techniques using a 360 virtual experience by way of demo headsets for all to try. Join us for an evening with Mary Ann Funk and bring a friend. You’ll be glad that you did!
In this special episode of Art Without Passports, we turn to the digital art world and its ability to transform sight and sound for the viewer. Social documentary film maker, Mary Anne Funk will feature her storytelling techniques using a 360 virtual experience by way of demo headsets for all to try. Join us for an evening with Mary Ann Funk and bring a friend. You’ll be glad that you did!
OSA Presents its Online Gallery Exhibition of the Student/Teacher Virtual Show
OSAGallery.org
May 1 - June 30
Greg Lewis, Art Instructor
Introduction to Drawing, Composition & Art History
Fall 2020
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series No. 34
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, June 18th - 6:30-8:30 pm - CANCELLED TBA
Refreshments Provided.
Limited Free Parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
This demo presentation is in the OSA building, masks are required. Please RSVP this demo event and has a limited seating of
10
All OHA Guidelines are being followed for your protection.
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, June 18th - 6:30-8:30 pm - CANCELLED TBA
Refreshments Provided.
Limited Free Parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
This demo presentation is in the OSA building, masks are required. Please RSVP this demo event and has a limited seating of
10
All OHA Guidelines are being followed for your protection.
Marc Chagall - For the Love of Color
All photo and video images are Copyright to their holders and are in fair use for classroom and educational purposes only.
Join us for this special look at the life and times of artist, Marc Chagall (1887-1985). An artist of many talents creating in many mediums, i.e. paintings, stained glass, set design, murals, prints, just to name a few. Marc Chagall gives us a life well lived through his subjects and the freedoms to express it…just for the love of color.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series No. 35
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, July 16th - 6:30-8:30 pm - CANCELLED -To Be Rescheduled
Refreshments Provided.
Limited Free Parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
For classes in the OSA building, masks are required for a limited seating of Ten. Please RSVP this demo event. All OHA Guidelines are being followed for your protection.
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, July 16th - 6:30-8:30 pm - CANCELLED -To Be Rescheduled
Refreshments Provided.
Limited Free Parking and TriMet bus #51 and #63 both stop in front of OSA.
For classes in the OSA building, masks are required for a limited seating of Ten. Please RSVP this demo event. All OHA Guidelines are being followed for your protection.
New Art Media - 360 Virtual Film Making
In this special episode of Art Without Passports, we turn to the digital art world and its ability to transform sight and sound for the viewer. Social documentary film maker, Mary Anne Funk will feature her storytelling techniques using a 360 virtual experience by way of demo headsets for all to try. Join us for an evening with Mary Ann Funk and bring a friend. You’ll be glad that you did!
JANUARY/FEBRUARY/ EVENTS 2020
GLS ART PRESENTATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING GROUPS
GLS ART PRESENTATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING GROUPS
JANUARY/FEBRUARY/ EVENTS 2020
GLS ARTISTIC DIRECTION FOR THE FOLLOWING GROUP ART SHOWS
GLS ARTISTIC DIRECTION FOR THE FOLLOWING GROUP ART SHOWS
THE OSA GALLERY IN DECEMBER 2019
GLS/OSA COORDINATE INSTALLATION OF OSA'S 2ND ANNUALVETERANS ART SHOW
December 15, 2019 – January 2, 2020
Opening reception: Sunday December 15, 1pm – 3pm l Public Welcome
OSA presents its second exhibit of original work by US Military veterans. At the opening reception we will be entertained by Randall Vemer/Cynthia Trif Navy Veteran Soprano (pictured above). This exhibit includes works in mediums such as drawing, painting, photography, glass work and more. Don’t miss this varied and exciting exhibit! Veteran art talent comes from all quarters and branches of military service. From the officer corps to noncoms and enlisted. The art submitted to OSA’s year end show, is both inspiring, personal and powerful art expressions of those who’ve served. The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking.
HOLIDAY HOURS: The Gallery will be open Friday, December 27th and 30th.
The Gallery will be closed December 24, 25, 26, 28 and December 31 and January 1.
Normal Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday 10a - 4p, Saturday, 1 - 4 pm (excluding holidays)
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
Please Note: The Oregon Society of Artists Veterans Art Program (VAP) and its members make no claim that art taught by our volunteers to be a cure for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Disorder (TBT), or mental health disorders, not to be confused with Art Therapy as administered by Mental Health Professionals.
December 15, 2019 – January 2, 2020
Opening reception: Sunday December 15, 1pm – 3pm l Public Welcome
OSA presents its second exhibit of original work by US Military veterans. At the opening reception we will be entertained by Randall Vemer/Cynthia Trif Navy Veteran Soprano (pictured above). This exhibit includes works in mediums such as drawing, painting, photography, glass work and more. Don’t miss this varied and exciting exhibit! Veteran art talent comes from all quarters and branches of military service. From the officer corps to noncoms and enlisted. The art submitted to OSA’s year end show, is both inspiring, personal and powerful art expressions of those who’ve served. The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing. Free onsite parking.
HOLIDAY HOURS: The Gallery will be open Friday, December 27th and 30th.
The Gallery will be closed December 24, 25, 26, 28 and December 31 and January 1.
Normal Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday 10a - 4p, Saturday, 1 - 4 pm (excluding holidays)
While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming workshops, and becoming a member.
Please Note: The Oregon Society of Artists Veterans Art Program (VAP) and its members make no claim that art taught by our volunteers to be a cure for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Disorder (TBT), or mental health disorders, not to be confused with Art Therapy as administered by Mental Health Professionals.
ART WITHOUT PASSPORTS SERIES
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, January 16th, 10:30 am-11:45 am
Architecture As Art: Antonio Gaudi, Frank Gehry & Santiago Calatrava
Admission is free - Parking Available
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, January 16th, 10:30 am-11:45 am
Architecture As Art: Antonio Gaudi, Frank Gehry & Santiago Calatrava
Admission is free - Parking Available
Building on the grand architecture of the past, we'll explore the architect's inspiration, skill and determination to create lasting works that shape our urban cities and beyond. Also highlighted, is the artist who collaborates their talent to create art and décor into spaces of beauty. This is an art appreciation, public event for artists, architects, students and general interested learners.
Join us for a morning of Architecture as Art, for artists and non-artist alike...as all are welcome to attend. Bring a friend!
Join us for a morning of Architecture as Art, for artists and non-artist alike...as all are welcome to attend. Bring a friend!
GLS/OSA/WCVSO Launches the Oregon Veterans Art Event at Hillsboro's Brookwood Library
Oregon Society of Artists
& Washington County Veterans Services Organization Presents
Saturday, November 16th, 12:00-4:00 pm
OREGON VETERANS ART EVENT - HILLSBORO BROOKWOOD LIBRARY
850 NE Brookwood Pkwy, Hillsboro, OR 97124
A free, fun, friendly art workshop experience for military veterans and their families. This is a kick-off event to introduce the Oregon Society of Artists and Washington County Veterans Art Program. The program is open to US Military Veterans from all branches of service. Art classes, exhibit events, workshops, lectures and related activities are to be announced in 2020.
For more information concerning to Veterans Art Program in Wash. County, contact: [email protected], or [email protected]
& Washington County Veterans Services Organization Presents
Saturday, November 16th, 12:00-4:00 pm
OREGON VETERANS ART EVENT - HILLSBORO BROOKWOOD LIBRARY
850 NE Brookwood Pkwy, Hillsboro, OR 97124
- OSA - Veteran Art Demonstrations
- Art Materials Provided
- Food & Refreshments
- Free Parking
A free, fun, friendly art workshop experience for military veterans and their families. This is a kick-off event to introduce the Oregon Society of Artists and Washington County Veterans Art Program. The program is open to US Military Veterans from all branches of service. Art classes, exhibit events, workshops, lectures and related activities are to be announced in 2020.
For more information concerning to Veterans Art Program in Wash. County, contact: [email protected], or [email protected]
GLS Celebrates & Honors Historical Symbol of Freedom
Berlin Wall Artifact on Display ca. 1961-1989
Designed and fabricated for Concordia University's George R. White Library & Learning Center in Portland, Oregon. Complementing existing library furnishings, the archival display pedestal was envisioned by Mr. Don Mertes and the Greg Lewis Studios, and crafted by the collaborative team at HBB Studio in Portland, Oregon...."a remnant piece of the Berlin Wall...an international symbol of freedom".
"We welcome change and openness; for we believe that freedom and security go together, that the advance of human liberty can only strengthen the cause of world peace. There is one sign the Soviets can make that would be unmistakable, that would advance dramatically the cause of freedom and peace. General Secretary Gorbachev, if you seek peace, if you seek prosperity for the Soviet Union and eastern Europe, if you seek liberalization, come here to this gate. Mr. Gorbachev, open this gate. Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"
- US President, Ronald Regan, Berlin's Brandenburg Gate - June 12, 1987
The Miracle of Leipzig
In Autumn, 1989 - Peaceful demonstrations originating from the Lutheran Church of St. Nicholas (Nikolaikirche), led thousands of protesters to demand freedom, civil rights, and democracy from the East German State, leading to the fall of the Berlin Wall.
To view the Berlin Wall Artifact and other historical memorabilia, visit the Concordia University's George R. White Library & Learning Center.
Designed and fabricated for Concordia University's George R. White Library & Learning Center in Portland, Oregon. Complementing existing library furnishings, the archival display pedestal was envisioned by Mr. Don Mertes and the Greg Lewis Studios, and crafted by the collaborative team at HBB Studio in Portland, Oregon...."a remnant piece of the Berlin Wall...an international symbol of freedom".
"We welcome change and openness; for we believe that freedom and security go together, that the advance of human liberty can only strengthen the cause of world peace. There is one sign the Soviets can make that would be unmistakable, that would advance dramatically the cause of freedom and peace. General Secretary Gorbachev, if you seek peace, if you seek prosperity for the Soviet Union and eastern Europe, if you seek liberalization, come here to this gate. Mr. Gorbachev, open this gate. Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"
- US President, Ronald Regan, Berlin's Brandenburg Gate - June 12, 1987
The Miracle of Leipzig
In Autumn, 1989 - Peaceful demonstrations originating from the Lutheran Church of St. Nicholas (Nikolaikirche), led thousands of protesters to demand freedom, civil rights, and democracy from the East German State, leading to the fall of the Berlin Wall.
To view the Berlin Wall Artifact and other historical memorabilia, visit the Concordia University's George R. White Library & Learning Center.
GLS COORDINATES INSTALLATION OF THE POPULAR
2019 200 FOR UNDER $200
Art Show and Sale
November 1 - December 5
Opening Reception: November 1, 6-9pm
This year's Annual 200 for Under $200 Art Show and Sale breaks the record with 125 participating artists from the Portland area and beyond. With over 200 12" x 12" panels
priced at or below $200, you don't want to miss this exhibit! Join us at the opening reception for awards and prize drawings on November 1, 6-9pm. Find that perfect gift for yourself
or someone special.
Juror: Anji Grainger
2019 200 FOR UNDER $200
Art Show and Sale
November 1 - December 5
Opening Reception: November 1, 6-9pm
This year's Annual 200 for Under $200 Art Show and Sale breaks the record with 125 participating artists from the Portland area and beyond. With over 200 12" x 12" panels
priced at or below $200, you don't want to miss this exhibit! Join us at the opening reception for awards and prize drawings on November 1, 6-9pm. Find that perfect gift for yourself
or someone special.
Juror: Anji Grainger
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, November 21st, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 31 - Artist Ida O'Keeffe: The Other Sister
All photo and video images presented are Copyright to their holders and in fair use are used for educational purposes only.
In this episode of Art Without Passports, we turn to the other O’Keeffe. Ida “Ten” O’Keeffe (1889-1961), younger sister of artist, Georgia, actually approaching her in artistic talent and bounding creativity. Although limited in her full body of work, Ida is recently re-discovered for new and admiring audiences. Ida "Ten" brings to the art world, a fresh approach to seeing. Not only through the elements of her art forms and the principles of her abstract design, but shows us a visual world that could be. Join us for an evening Ida O’Keeffe and bring a friend. You’ll be glad that you did!
ART WITHOUT PASSPORTS SERIES
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, November 21st, 10:30 am-11:45 am
Architecture As Art: Antonio Gaudi, Frank Gehry & Santiago Calatrava
Admission is free - Parking Available
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, November 21st, 10:30 am-11:45 am
Architecture As Art: Antonio Gaudi, Frank Gehry & Santiago Calatrava
Admission is free - Parking Available
Building on the grand architecture of the past, we'll explore the architect's inspiration, skill and determination to create lasting works that shape our urban cities and beyond. Also highlighted, is the artist who collaborates their talent to create art and décor into spaces of beauty. This is an art appreciation, public event for artists, architects, students and general interested learners.
Join us for a morning of Architecture as Art, for artists and non-artist alike...as all are welcome to attend. Bring a friend!
Join us for a morning of Architecture as Art, for artists and non-artist alike...as all are welcome to attend. Bring a friend!
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, October 17th, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 30 - Street Photography: "As they saw it"
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, October 17th, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 30 - Street Photography: "As they saw it"
All photo and video images in this presentation are copyright to respective holders and use for educational purposes only!
The street photographer is always on the go. Planning the next location or urban adventure. Capturing what the eye sees. People. places, the human interest of street life. Researching prevailing lighting and weather conditions, time of day, and becoming street-wise are all part of the process. Join us for an evening of "Street Photography: As they saw it."
ART WITHOUT PASSPORTS SERIES
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, October 17th, 10:30 am-11:45 am
The Art Critique: Beyond the Elements of Art
Admission is free - Parking Available
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, October 17th, 10:30 am-11:45 am
The Art Critique: Beyond the Elements of Art
Admission is free - Parking Available
When artists present their works for public exhibit, both the trained and untrained viewer sees and forms an opinion. Three forms of art criticism will be discussed, along with a presentation of known artworks to critique. We'll introduce the critique styles of the late Robert Hughes, controversial and opinionated art critic and historian and the late Sister Wendy Beckett, art historian for the BBC series: The Story of Painting. Together, we will explore beyond the elements of art and the principles of design to formulate our own critique vocabulary.
GLS Provides Repair & Restoration for the Franciscan Missionary Sisters of Beaverton, Oregon
Challenged by two carved marble projects, beginning with a new Marion sculpture damaged in shipping. Now, St. Mary and the child Jesus graces a new, memorial meditation garden, honoring children lost at birth. And the other, vandalized and in disrepair is St Joseph. installed and dedicated in 1966, suffered unprovoked vandalism. All is upright by volunteers and all is forgiven. Sometimes, I'm called upon to make older works of art new again. From sculpture to paintings...on time and on budget.
To express your interest in a future Art Restoration project. I am happy to accept your call or email.
Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176,
or by email: [email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176,
or by email: [email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
GLS Coordinates the Installation of OSA/Portland Photographers' Forum Collaborative Exhibit
October 7 - 24
Opening Reception: Sunday, Oct. 6, 1-3pm
October 7 - 24
Opening Reception: Sunday, Oct. 6, 1-3pm
OSA welcomes PPF for this joint exhibit. Expect to see photographs produced in a myriad of ways - from pinhole and toy cameras to large format view cameras. The work may be digital, traditional color, and black and white, silver, ink jet or platinum.
Come experience photography as fine art!
The OSA Gallery is free and open to the public with free parking
Monday - Saturday, 1 - 4 pm with special opening reception hours as announced in exhibit listings.
Come experience photography as fine art!
The OSA Gallery is free and open to the public with free parking
Monday - Saturday, 1 - 4 pm with special opening reception hours as announced in exhibit listings.
GLS Joins the Architecture, Culture, and Spirituality Forum (ACSF)
The Architecture, Culture, and Spirituality Forum (ACSF) is the only organization of its type dedicated to addressing the spiritual dimensions of the built environment. ACSF is a multidisciplinary, multi-faith, and international community of scholars, educators, and practitioners. Our global membership represents over fifty countries and includes design professionals, scholars, researchers, and educators from a wide range of faith traditions, and disciplines including architecture, landscape architecture, urban design and planning, interior architecture and design, the visual and performing arts, comparative religion, environmental psychology, phenomenology, sacred space, social work, anthropology, philosophy, sustainability, religious studies, historical and cultural preservation, theology, neuroscience, and more. The list of our members is available here.
SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2019
SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2019
Greg J. Lewis
Liturgical Artist & Design Director
Join us as we explore the concept and possibilities of establishing a sacred space in our homes. A place of order, beauty, focus and prayer. A sense of holiness, looking to God. A personal, private space of your own. From a simple sitting area, garden spot, dresser top, hallway wall, a converted closet, or an entire room. A sacred space for the home allows us outward signs of our inner faith and devotion.
Liturgical Artist & Design Director
Join us as we explore the concept and possibilities of establishing a sacred space in our homes. A place of order, beauty, focus and prayer. A sense of holiness, looking to God. A personal, private space of your own. From a simple sitting area, garden spot, dresser top, hallway wall, a converted closet, or an entire room. A sacred space for the home allows us outward signs of our inner faith and devotion.
Balcony Gallery Exhibit
September 1st - October 30th, 2019
Artist's Talk & Reception
Sunday, October 6th, 2019 - 10:45am-2:00pm
September 1st - October 30th, 2019
Artist's Talk & Reception
Sunday, October 6th, 2019 - 10:45am-2:00pm
Sponsored by the Peace Lutheran Church Visual & Liturgical Art Committee
1525 Glen Creek Road NW, Salem, Oregon 97304 - Contact: 503-362-8500 • [email protected]
1525 Glen Creek Road NW, Salem, Oregon 97304 - Contact: 503-362-8500 • [email protected]
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ART WITHOUT PASSPORTS SERIES
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, Sept. 19th, 2:00-3:30 pm
Anthony Quinn (1915-2001) - Actor/Artist Transcending Boundaries
Admission is free - Parking Available
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, Sept. 19th, 2:00-3:30 pm
Anthony Quinn (1915-2001) - Actor/Artist Transcending Boundaries
Admission is free - Parking Available
Join us in this morning presentation, as we celebrate the extraordinary art talent of this internationally famous actor, writer and gifted artist. His paintings, prints and sculpture will take us into his creative world, not often widely seen by the general public. A pleasant surprise for all, as we hope to see you there.
All photo and videos images are copyright by their respective holders and are used for educational purposes only.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, September 19th, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 29 - The Masters Touch: Brushstrokes Revealed
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, September 19th, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 29 - The Masters Touch: Brushstrokes Revealed
Rembrandt Self-Portrait | Jackson Pollock Abstract
Building on the brush techniques of famous artists throughout history, this episode explores three great art influences. The Early Masters; The 19th Century and the Modern Era. Our time together is a must see for the beginning artist just emerging into new creativity, or the advanced artist emerging into new directions with their paintings. Join us for an evening of
The Masters Touch: Brushstrokes Revealed.
The Masters Touch: Brushstrokes Revealed.
A NEW COURSE OFFERING IN ART FUNDEMENTALS - COMING THIS FALL 2019
This program is aimed at people interested in doing art but have little or no skills. Lessons will be sequential and a 1-year program.
We may offer a certificate upon completion.
We may offer a certificate upon completion.
Drawing Hands 1948 - M.C. Escher | Mona Lisa 1517 - Leonardo da Vinci
Introduction to Drawing, Composition & Art History 101
Instructor: Greg J. Lewis
Tuesday: 1:00-4:00pm
Class Starts on Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2019
Location: Downstairs Studio B
September 24 – December 10
This course is an interesting and relaxed introductory class to the world of art. If you are at the stick-figure level, this course is for you! As you practice basic drawing techniques, you will also learn how to compose and arrange your ideas on paper. In addition, you will be exposed to the interesting world of art history.
Your Instructor:
Greg J. Lewis is a freelance Artist and Design Director. He plans and produces contemporary artworks and art design for local, regional, and national clients in architecture, interior design, health care, liturgical and publishing environments. In addition to his 45+-year career, he was also an Adjunct Professor at Concordia University-Portland for over 20 years, teaching both beginning and advanced studios courses in painting, drawing, watercolor, graphic design and art appreciation. While there, he co-founded Concordia’s Art & Culture Program and curated numerous art exhibits. He has judged several local and regional art shows and has led both local and international art tours. He also lectures on various art topics, including the Oregon Society of Artists’ evening art talks, “Art Without Passports.” He holds degrees in Commercial Art and in Visual Communications Education.
To register and or contact: osartists.org
Art supply list, as well as assignments, will be given out in the first class.
Entire Series:
OSA Member $325.00 | Non-Member $455.00
Free Parking Available
Instructor: Greg J. Lewis
Tuesday: 1:00-4:00pm
Class Starts on Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2019
Location: Downstairs Studio B
September 24 – December 10
This course is an interesting and relaxed introductory class to the world of art. If you are at the stick-figure level, this course is for you! As you practice basic drawing techniques, you will also learn how to compose and arrange your ideas on paper. In addition, you will be exposed to the interesting world of art history.
Your Instructor:
Greg J. Lewis is a freelance Artist and Design Director. He plans and produces contemporary artworks and art design for local, regional, and national clients in architecture, interior design, health care, liturgical and publishing environments. In addition to his 45+-year career, he was also an Adjunct Professor at Concordia University-Portland for over 20 years, teaching both beginning and advanced studios courses in painting, drawing, watercolor, graphic design and art appreciation. While there, he co-founded Concordia’s Art & Culture Program and curated numerous art exhibits. He has judged several local and regional art shows and has led both local and international art tours. He also lectures on various art topics, including the Oregon Society of Artists’ evening art talks, “Art Without Passports.” He holds degrees in Commercial Art and in Visual Communications Education.
To register and or contact: osartists.org
Art supply list, as well as assignments, will be given out in the first class.
Entire Series:
OSA Member $325.00 | Non-Member $455.00
Free Parking Available
ART WITHOUT PASSPORTS SERIES
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, Aug. 15th, 10:30-11:45 am
The Mackintosh Art Legacy - Where Art & Architecture are One
Admission is free - Parking Available
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, Aug. 15th, 10:30-11:45 am
The Mackintosh Art Legacy - Where Art & Architecture are One
Admission is free - Parking Available
Who was this man of artistic talent, that helped introduced a holistic approach to generations of artists, architects and interior designers? Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928), set new and innovative standards during the European movements of Art Nouveau and Symbolism. His modern designs in architecture and interior décor, promoted living in total art environments. Bring a friend and join us for this look at the life and work of CRM...where art and architecture become one.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, August 15th, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 28 - En Plein Aire: The Power of Painting Outdoors
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, August 15th, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 28 - En Plein Aire: The Power of Painting Outdoors
All photo and videos images are copyright by their respective holders and are used for educational purposes only.
The French term En Plein Aire, or "in the open air" refers to drawings, paintings, watercolors that are completed on locations, outdoors. This presentation explores the experience of what the eye sees and the heart and hand expresses. The act of painting outdoors has long allured artists for centuries to heighten the visual senses, producing either a quick study painting, or a finished work of art. Among the notable plein aire artists are Claude Monet, Mary Cassatt, Winslow Homer, Pierre- Auguste Renoir, Vincent Van Gogh, Winston Churchill, just to name a few. This is a evening event to learn of the lifestyle experience of "En Plein Aire".
AUGUST 2019
The GLS & OSA Art Installation Team in Action...Measure twice, hang once and level. Great work every time!
GLS & OSA Coordinate Art Installation of the Following:
Oregon Society of Artists proudly presents
2019 PORTLAND PLEIN AIR ART SHOW
August 4-26
Awards Ceremony & Artist Reception
Sunday, Aug. 4 - 1pm-3pm
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing
Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday, 1 - 4 pm daily (excluding holidays)
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 S.W. Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
503-228-0706
[email protected]
Visitors are welcome! While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming demos, and becoming a member.
Sandra Pearce, Juror
osartists.org
JULY 2019
ART WITHOUT PASSPORTS SERIES
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, July 18th, 10:30-11:45 am
Calligraphy: The Power of Word Art
Admission is free - Parking Available
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, July 18th, 10:30-11:45 am
Calligraphy: The Power of Word Art
Admission is free - Parking Available
Hand writing is the art medium of human communication. With its use of sign and symbol, calligraphy is the visual art form that's been passed down through global generations. From the earliest forms of illuminated manuscripts, to the use of modern type forms of today, word art holds its power. Join us for a morning of calligraphic expressions. OSA's Art Without Passport Series is in its third
season, so bring a friend.
season, so bring a friend.
To express your interest in bringing any or all of the Art Without Passport Series of art presentations to your community organization, please contact the Greg Lewis Studios for flexible morning or evening scheduling and fee options. Currently the series holds over 25 art/artists/architecture talks and are for both artists and non-artists alike.
Now approaching its fourth year of presentations, the AWP session/topics are approximately 2 hours in length, with morning and evening time slots can be scheduled. For a complete list of topics and descriptions, are available at the Greg Lewis Studios contact link. As senior artist and design director, I welcome the opportunity to share my art passion with you.
Now approaching its fourth year of presentations, the AWP session/topics are approximately 2 hours in length, with morning and evening time slots can be scheduled. For a complete list of topics and descriptions, are available at the Greg Lewis Studios contact link. As senior artist and design director, I welcome the opportunity to share my art passion with you.
Greg Lewis, Liturgical Artist & Design Director Joins the ACLS Board of Directors
The Association of Consultants for Liturgical Space is a voluntary membership organization of professionals dedicated to the creation of beautiful worship spaces for faith communities. The Association carries on its work through an elected governing board and the efforts of its members. ACLS members are liturgical consultants, artists, architects, and other professionals. They are coming from a variety of fields and backgrounds including the arts, art history, architecture, education, liturgy, and pastoral work.
We are passionate about and active in the ministry of church art and architecture. I invite you to check out the phenomenal work of the ACLS.
The Association of Consultants for Liturgical Space is a voluntary membership organization of professionals dedicated to the creation of beautiful worship spaces for faith communities. The Association carries on its work through an elected governing board and the efforts of its members. ACLS members are liturgical consultants, artists, architects, and other professionals. They are coming from a variety of fields and backgrounds including the arts, art history, architecture, education, liturgy, and pastoral work.
We are passionate about and active in the ministry of church art and architecture. I invite you to check out the phenomenal work of the ACLS.
GLS & OSA coordinate installation of the following art exhibition...
Zebras at the Watering Hole - Copyright Terri Neal
Oregon Society of Artists is proud to host the
COLORED PENCIL SOCIETY OF AMERICA-Local Chapter
& OSA GROUP ART SHOW
June 30-July 26, 2019
Artist Reception
Sunday, June 30, 1-3pm
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing
Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday, 1 - 4 pm daily (excluding holidays)
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 S.W. Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
503-228-0706
[email protected]
Visitors are welcome! While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming demos, and becoming a member.
COLORED PENCIL SOCIETY OF AMERICA-Local Chapter
& OSA GROUP ART SHOW
June 30-July 26, 2019
Artist Reception
Sunday, June 30, 1-3pm
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing
Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday, 1 - 4 pm daily (excluding holidays)
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 S.W. Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
503-228-0706
[email protected]
Visitors are welcome! While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming demos, and becoming a member.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, July 18th, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 27 Colored Pencil on Exhibit: How'd they do that!
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, July 18th, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 27 Colored Pencil on Exhibit: How'd they do that!
The art of drawing is one of the simplest forms of human communication. Millennial in its traditions and still a favorite among artists for its line, tonal qualities and textures. Now, since the advent of color pencil technology, the combination of colored pigments and wax and oil-based binders has opened up new medium breakthroughs from emerging students to advance professionals. Join us for an evening of Color Pencil on Exhibit.
JUNE 2019
GLS & OSA coordinate installation of the following art exhibition...
Oregon Society of Artists is proud to host the 37th Annual
PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL Art Show
June 2-June 24, 2019
Reception & Awards Presentation
Sunday, June 2, 1-4pm
Award Ceremony at 2pm
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing
Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday, 1 - 4 pm daily (excluding holidays)
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 S.W. Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
503-228-0706
[email protected]
Visitors are welcome! While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming demos, and becoming a member.
This year's show juror is internationally known watercolor artist, author and workshop instructor,
Lian Quan Zhen
PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL Art Show
June 2-June 24, 2019
Reception & Awards Presentation
Sunday, June 2, 1-4pm
Award Ceremony at 2pm
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing
Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday, 1 - 4 pm daily (excluding holidays)
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 S.W. Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
503-228-0706
[email protected]
Visitors are welcome! While you visit, inquire about classes, workshops, upcoming demos, and becoming a member.
This year's show juror is internationally known watercolor artist, author and workshop instructor,
Lian Quan Zhen
ART WITHOUT PASSPORTS SERIES
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, June 27th, 10:30-11:45 am
En Plein Aire: The Power of Painting Outdoors
Admission is free - Parking Available
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, June 27th, 10:30-11:45 am
En Plein Aire: The Power of Painting Outdoors
Admission is free - Parking Available
All photo images and videos used in this presentation are copyright to their holders and used for educational purposes only.
The French term En Plein Aire, or "in the open air" refers to drawings, paintings, watercolors that are completed on locations, outdoors. This presentation explores the experience of what the eye sees and the heart and hand expresses. The act of painting outdoors has long allured artists for centuries to heighten the visual senses, producing either a quick study painting, or a finished work of art. Among the notable plein aire artists are Claude Monet, Mary Cassatt, Winslow Homer, Pierre- Auguste Renoir, Vincent Van Gogh, Winston Churchill, just to name a few. This is a morning event to learn of the lifestyle experience of "En Plein Aire".
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, June 20th, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 26 New Art Expressions: It's a Digital World
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, June 20th, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 26 New Art Expressions: It's a Digital World
Spectrum II - Digital Collage Print - Copyright - Greg Lewis Studios - All Rights Reserved
From digital giclée printing, to complex CGI – Computer Generated Imaging in film making. From van Gogh’s art in animation, to Gustav Klimt’s total multi-media experience in Paris. Examples of IPad illustration, photo mapping and projection technology are bringing new directions to the art world. The programed calculations of ones and zeros has allowed artists to spiral upwards in the creative process, finding new audiences. Join us for an evening of art expressions in the digital world.
Introducing site specific interior mural fabrication in acrylics on stretched canvas.
Shown here is the Morning Rise Suite (I of VI), now available for commissioned assignments. Call today for timeline details and square foot and installation pricing.
The images below are Copyright - All Rights Reserved to the Greg Lewis Studios 2019
Shown here is the Morning Rise Suite (I of VI), now available for commissioned assignments. Call today for timeline details and square foot and installation pricing.
The images below are Copyright - All Rights Reserved to the Greg Lewis Studios 2019
GLS Remembers Paris For Art Inspiration
In remembering the recent events at the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris, I'm reminded that we all live in a visual world,
if only we have eyes to see and our interest to notice. This is true with art and design of the built world.
The artists, architects, designers along with their craftsmen, have gone before us only to visually engage and inspire us.
The following images are from my camera and added linked video meditations from YouTube.com,
These are but a few memories of my art and design inspiration, formed during 2 field trips to Paris in the Springs of 2009 and 2013.
I remember them all. Enjoy!
In remembering the recent events at the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris, I'm reminded that we all live in a visual world,
if only we have eyes to see and our interest to notice. This is true with art and design of the built world.
The artists, architects, designers along with their craftsmen, have gone before us only to visually engage and inspire us.
The following images are from my camera and added linked video meditations from YouTube.com,
These are but a few memories of my art and design inspiration, formed during 2 field trips to Paris in the Springs of 2009 and 2013.
I remember them all. Enjoy!
COMING IN MAY 2019
ART WITHOUT PASSPORTS SERIES
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, May 16th, 10:30-11:45 am
Art in Process: Stained Glass, Illuminated Manuscripts,Clay Sculpture
Admission is free - Parking Available
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, May 16th, 10:30-11:45 am
Art in Process: Stained Glass, Illuminated Manuscripts,Clay Sculpture
Admission is free - Parking Available
Building on centuries of art methods in process, we'll explore the artist's inspiration, skill and determination to create lasting works of art in three mediums. Stained glass with its vast ability to transmit design, light and color. Clay sculpture with its malleable qualities to shape and form dimensional likeness. And the art of illuminated manuscripts.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, May 16th, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 25 BUSINESS OF ART COPYRIGHTS: To be, or not to be...
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, May 16th, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 25 BUSINESS OF ART COPYRIGHTS: To be, or not to be...
All categories of creative art works, produced and fabricated by the artist, are protected from infringement under US Copyright laws.
Also known as Intellectual Property, the protections granted the originator of the art, are covered for a lifetime, plus 70 years. Join us for this informative presentation of the Business of Art Copyrights: To be, or not to be. What it is...what is dose and how it benefits the artist's ability to earn a living through the reproduction of artworks.
Also known as Intellectual Property, the protections granted the originator of the art, are covered for a lifetime, plus 70 years. Join us for this informative presentation of the Business of Art Copyrights: To be, or not to be. What it is...what is dose and how it benefits the artist's ability to earn a living through the reproduction of artworks.
"As artist, designer and now jurist, has allowed me the opportunity apply my years of professional experience in creating art and design for numerous private collections and commercial installations. And in addition, 23 years of teaching art at the college level. Whether the new artist is developing an emerging art talent or the artist with years of experience, is emerging into new creativity. I look into the subject matter for the originality of the work and focus its ability to engage and catch my eye with visual impact. Yes, the elements of art with its use of line, color, tone and texture and the principles of design with its composition and contrast do apply, but the level of maturity exercised in the artwork must prevail."
Senior Artist & Design Director, Greg J. Lewis to Judge the SWA Spring Art Show.
For more information...
WWW. SWAVANCOUVER.COM
For more information...
WWW. SWAVANCOUVER.COM
APRIL 2019
GLS/OSA/CSP Partners With The Art Without Passports Art Lecture Series
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Every Third Thursday Morning - 10:30am-11:45am
Admission is free - Parking Available
Join us for this popular, monthly art lecture series. Now in its third year of free, public art talks on a variety of art/artist topics. Created for both artist and non-artists alike. The following art topics and scheduled dates are accessed below. Bring a friend and enjoy the view!
All visual images and videos use in AWP presentations are Copyright to their holders and used for educational purposes only.
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Every Third Thursday Morning - 10:30am-11:45am
Admission is free - Parking Available
Join us for this popular, monthly art lecture series. Now in its third year of free, public art talks on a variety of art/artist topics. Created for both artist and non-artists alike. The following art topics and scheduled dates are accessed below. Bring a friend and enjoy the view!
All visual images and videos use in AWP presentations are Copyright to their holders and used for educational purposes only.
APRIL 18TH
Gustav Klimt - Art Master of Symbol, Color & Gold
Gustav Klimt (1862-1926) was an Austrian symbolist painter and one of the most prominent members of the Vienna Secession movement. Klimt is internationally noted for his paintings, murals, sketches, and other objects' d'art. Well known for his female and allegorical subject matter, later introduced the use of gold leaf in his paintings. Even today, Klimt's artworks still takes the viewer to a higher level. Avant Garde? Controversial? Forward thinking? Yes!!! Klimt's art was always ahead of his time and still is today. Bring a friend for a morning with Gustav Klimt.
Gustav Klimt - Art Master of Symbol, Color & Gold
Gustav Klimt (1862-1926) was an Austrian symbolist painter and one of the most prominent members of the Vienna Secession movement. Klimt is internationally noted for his paintings, murals, sketches, and other objects' d'art. Well known for his female and allegorical subject matter, later introduced the use of gold leaf in his paintings. Even today, Klimt's artworks still takes the viewer to a higher level. Avant Garde? Controversial? Forward thinking? Yes!!! Klimt's art was always ahead of his time and still is today. Bring a friend for a morning with Gustav Klimt.
ART WITHOUT PASSPORTS, NO. 24
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, April 18th, 6:30-8:30 pm
Establishing the Art Collection
Your art collection can be created for profit, investment, status, or just personal enjoyment. From an art inheritance, to a garage sale find. From an art gallery purchase, to a high-end gallery auction. Your collection is built one piece at a time. Bring a friend, as I hope to see you there!
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, April 18th, 6:30-8:30 pm
Establishing the Art Collection
Your art collection can be created for profit, investment, status, or just personal enjoyment. From an art inheritance, to a garage sale find. From an art gallery purchase, to a high-end gallery auction. Your collection is built one piece at a time. Bring a friend, as I hope to see you there!
To express your interest in the Art Without Passports Lecture Series, or any of the art workshops and lecture topics, I am happy to accept your response. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
WATERCOLOR SOCIETY OF OREGON
2019 SPRING CONVENTION - WORKSHOP
Sheraton Hotel Portland Airport
Saturday, April 6th -10:45 am-12:15 pm
2019 SPRING CONVENTION - WORKSHOP
Sheraton Hotel Portland Airport
Saturday, April 6th -10:45 am-12:15 pm
When artists present their works for public exhibit, both the trained and untrained viewer sees and forms an opinion. Three forms of art criticism will be introduced, along with a presentation of known artworks to critique. We’ll present the critique styles of the late Sister Wendy Beckett, art historian for the BBC series: The Story of Painting. And the late Robert Hughes, controversial and opinionated art critic and historian for TIME magazine. Together, we will explore beyond the elements of art and the principles of design to formulate our own critique vocabulary.
GLS/OSA/WSO coordinate installation of the following art exhibition...
MARCH 2019
GLS & OSA coordinate installation of the following art exhibition...
Oregon Society of Artists presents its
Spring Juried Show
March 10 - 25
Reception and Awards Presentation:
Sunday, March 10, 1 - 3pm
OSA is pleased to announce Ruth Armitage as our Spring Show Juror. Ruth is a Signature member of many prestigious National Watercolor Societies, including NWS, RMNW, SDWS, NWWS, WFWS, CWA and WW. She is a Past President of the Watercolor Society of Oregon (WSO) and a recipient of their Outstanding Service Award. She was a popular instructor at OSA for several years.
Last Fall, Ruth was the Juror for the 2018 ISEA (International Society of Experimental Artists) Member Show held in Oregon. Most recently she earned a top award in the 95th National Watercolor Society Annual Exhibition, and was included in the 149th Annual American Watercolor Society Exhibition in New York.
Find out more about our Juror at www.RuthArmitage.com
Visit the Gallery Page of the OSA website for the most current information.
For additional information about OSA Classes, Workshops, Demonstrations, and Exhibits, visit osartists.org
Ruth Armitage - Spot
Spring Juried Show
March 10 - 25
Reception and Awards Presentation:
Sunday, March 10, 1 - 3pm
OSA is pleased to announce Ruth Armitage as our Spring Show Juror. Ruth is a Signature member of many prestigious National Watercolor Societies, including NWS, RMNW, SDWS, NWWS, WFWS, CWA and WW. She is a Past President of the Watercolor Society of Oregon (WSO) and a recipient of their Outstanding Service Award. She was a popular instructor at OSA for several years.
Last Fall, Ruth was the Juror for the 2018 ISEA (International Society of Experimental Artists) Member Show held in Oregon. Most recently she earned a top award in the 95th National Watercolor Society Annual Exhibition, and was included in the 149th Annual American Watercolor Society Exhibition in New York.
Find out more about our Juror at www.RuthArmitage.com
Visit the Gallery Page of the OSA website for the most current information.
For additional information about OSA Classes, Workshops, Demonstrations, and Exhibits, visit osartists.org
Ruth Armitage - Spot
Society of Washington Artists
Wednesday, March 20th, 11:00am-12:00pm
Senior Artist & Design Director, Greg Lewis - Guest Speaker
Women in Art: Mary Cassatt, Georgia O.Keeffe, Louise Nevelson
Vancouver Heights United Methodists Church
5701 MacArthur Blvd. - Vancouver, WA 98661
Visitors are welcome!
Wednesday, March 20th, 11:00am-12:00pm
Senior Artist & Design Director, Greg Lewis - Guest Speaker
Women in Art: Mary Cassatt, Georgia O.Keeffe, Louise Nevelson
Vancouver Heights United Methodists Church
5701 MacArthur Blvd. - Vancouver, WA 98661
Visitors are welcome!
All visual images and videos use in this presentation are Copyright to their holders and used for educational purposes only.
The artistic works of these three women helped to change the course of Western art and left a lasting legacy of creativity. They inspired countless artists to create in new directions. American artist, Mary Cassatt found her artistic voice in a male-dominated art society at the turn of the 19th century, only to flourish in Europe and beyond. Georgia O'Keeffe used her artistic ability to see beauty in colors, forms and textures to illuminate both urban and desert landscapes, as well as inner objects of nature. And artist/sculptor, Louise Nevelson, who brought her glorious assembly sculptures onto the world stage. Mature in her art and design process, Louise Nevelson had always moved forward and never looked back.
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Wy'East Artisans Guild
Tuesday, March 19th, 7:00-8:00 pm
Greg Lewis, Guest Speaker
World of Greg Lewis Studios
Tuesday, March 19th, 7:00-8:00 pm
Greg Lewis, Guest Speaker
World of Greg Lewis Studios
The Wy'East Artisans Guild is pleased to introduce Senior Artist and Design Director, Greg J. Lewis of Greg Lewis Studios. Greg is
scheduled as our guest speaker for the March 19th, WAG meeting. Together we’ll share in the work of his 45-year studio
practice. He creates contemporary art and decor for clients in architecture, interior design, publishing, art collections, art restoration, liturgical and healing environments. As a retired Art Professor and member of Oregon Society of Artists, Greg heads up its exhibit installation team and offers monthly art appreciation lectures, which are free and open to artists and non-artists alike.
Join us for an overview of five of his art projects in wood, metal, stained glass, collage prints and art on canvas.
scheduled as our guest speaker for the March 19th, WAG meeting. Together we’ll share in the work of his 45-year studio
practice. He creates contemporary art and decor for clients in architecture, interior design, publishing, art collections, art restoration, liturgical and healing environments. As a retired Art Professor and member of Oregon Society of Artists, Greg heads up its exhibit installation team and offers monthly art appreciation lectures, which are free and open to artists and non-artists alike.
Join us for an overview of five of his art projects in wood, metal, stained glass, collage prints and art on canvas.
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ART WITHOUT PASSPORTS SERIES, NO. 23
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, March 21, 6:30 - 8:30pm
Greg Lewis, Host & OSA Presenter
Forgery, Theft, Destruction: Art's Dark Side
Admission is Free and Parking Available
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, March 21, 6:30 - 8:30pm
Greg Lewis, Host & OSA Presenter
Forgery, Theft, Destruction: Art's Dark Side
Admission is Free and Parking Available
All visual images and videos use in this presentation are Copyright to their holders and used for educational purposes only.
In this episode of Art Without Passports, we'll explore the shocking and most intriguing look at the art world's dark side. Often unnoticed by the general public, forgery, theft and the destruction of art is on a world-wide scale. From the unscrupulous markets for fake and even stolen Nazi art, to the destruction of cultural antiquities. Scientific and judicial efforts to seek out crimes, reparation of heritage art and artifacts is on-going. Bring a friend and join us for a visual journey to "Art's Dark Side".
This popular Art Without Passports Series, now in its third year, is for artists and non-artists alike.
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, March 21st, 10:30-11:45 am
Women in Art - Mary Cassatt, Georgia O'Keeffe, Louise Nevelson
Admission is free - Parking Available
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, March 21st, 10:30-11:45 am
Women in Art - Mary Cassatt, Georgia O'Keeffe, Louise Nevelson
Admission is free - Parking Available
All source images and videos are Copyright to their holder are used strictly for educational use only.
The artistic works of these three women helped to change the course of Western art and left a lasting legacy of creativity. They inspired countless artists to create in new directions. American artist, Mary Cassatt found her artistic voice in a male-dominated art society at the turn of the 19th century, only to flourish in Europe and beyond. Georgia O'Keeffe used her artistic ability to see beauty in colors, forms and textures to illuminate both urban and desert landscapes, as well as inner objects of nature. And artist/sculptor, Louise Nevelson, who brought her glorious assembly sculptures onto the world stage. Mature in her art and design process, Louise Nevelson had always moved forward and never looked back.
Friends of the Greg Lewis Studios
FEBRUARY 2019
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, February 21, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 22 - Art From the Non-Art Major: "A Surprize Inside"
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, February 21, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 22 - Art From the Non-Art Major: "A Surprize Inside"
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While enrolled in my university art courses over the years, an often heard a common refrain from my non-art major students (enrolled in required art courses) was, "Professor, I can't draw and I can't paint." But after 7 weeks of a fifteen week art course, I found that almost all were starting to "fly" with sparks of talent. Once the basic art skills were introduced and assignment ideas were developed, the students expressed an astonishing array of artworks. Drawing, painting, mixed media artworks will be presented. Join us for an evening with the art from the non-art major. See you there and do bring a friend.
GLS/OSA/CSP Partners With The Art Without Passports Art Lecture Series
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Every Third Thursday Morning - 10:30am-11:45am
Admission is free - Parking Available
Greg J. Lewis - Senior Artist, Host & Presenter
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Every Third Thursday Morning - 10:30am-11:45am
Admission is free - Parking Available
Join us for this popular, monthly art lecture series. Now in its third year of free, public art talks on a variety of art/artist topics. Created for both artist and non-artists alike. The following art topics and scheduled dates are accessed below. Bring a friend and enjoy the view!
All art images and videos seen in the AWP presentations, are Copyright to their holders and used for educational purposes only.
GLS & OSA coordinate installation of the following art exhibitions...
The Artists of IdeAL - PDX at OSA
February 14 - March 4
Opening Reception:
Saturday, February 16, 4 - 6pm
Open to the Public
OSA welcomes fifteen artists from IdeAL-PDX in this 4th annual exhibit.
IdeAL - PDX is a collaboration among Latino Artists of the Northwest who come together to participate with different local organizations such as Oregon Society of Artists to show their work and the strength of relationships between colleagues.
Just Come in the Summertime
- William Hernandez
February 14 - March 4
Opening Reception:
Saturday, February 16, 4 - 6pm
Open to the Public
OSA welcomes fifteen artists from IdeAL-PDX in this 4th annual exhibit.
IdeAL - PDX is a collaboration among Latino Artists of the Northwest who come together to participate with different local organizations such as Oregon Society of Artists to show their work and the strength of relationships between colleagues.
Just Come in the Summertime
- William Hernandez
Oregon Society of Artists presents its
Spring Juried Show
March 10 - 25
Reception and Awards Presentation:
Sunday, March 10, 1 - 3pm
OSA is pleased to announce Ruth Armitage as our Spring Show Juror. Ruth is a Signature member of many prestigious National Watercolor Societies, including NWS, RMNW, SDWS, NWWS, WFWS, CWA and WW. She is a Past President of the Watercolor Society of Oregon (WSO) and a recipient of their Outstanding Service Award. She was a popular instructor at OSA for several years.
Last Fall, Ruth was the Juror for the 2018 ISEA (International Society of Experimental Artists) Member Show held in Oregon. Most recently she earned a top award in the 95th National Watercolor Society Annual Exhibition, and was included in the 149th Annual American Watercolor Society Exhibition in New York.
Find out more about our Juror at www.RuthArmitage.com
Visit the Gallery Page of the OSA website for the most current information.
For additional information about OSA Classes, Workshops, Demonstrations, and Exhibits, visit osartists.org
Ruth Armitage - Spot
Spring Juried Show
March 10 - 25
Reception and Awards Presentation:
Sunday, March 10, 1 - 3pm
OSA is pleased to announce Ruth Armitage as our Spring Show Juror. Ruth is a Signature member of many prestigious National Watercolor Societies, including NWS, RMNW, SDWS, NWWS, WFWS, CWA and WW. She is a Past President of the Watercolor Society of Oregon (WSO) and a recipient of their Outstanding Service Award. She was a popular instructor at OSA for several years.
Last Fall, Ruth was the Juror for the 2018 ISEA (International Society of Experimental Artists) Member Show held in Oregon. Most recently she earned a top award in the 95th National Watercolor Society Annual Exhibition, and was included in the 149th Annual American Watercolor Society Exhibition in New York.
Find out more about our Juror at www.RuthArmitage.com
Visit the Gallery Page of the OSA website for the most current information.
For additional information about OSA Classes, Workshops, Demonstrations, and Exhibits, visit osartists.org
Ruth Armitage - Spot
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Pop-up Exhibit: PALS with OSA
February 1 - 6 The Portland Art & Learning Studio (PALS) is bringing a selection of their artists' works to Oregon Society of Artists. All PALS' artists experience intellectual and developmental disabilities. As part of Albertina Kerr's community inclusion program, OSA partners with PALS to help promote and encourage PALS artists' creative practice. The PALS with OSA pop-up exhibit features 30+ original works of art. Please join us for the opening reception Friday, Feb. 1 from 6-8pm (open to the public). Oregon Society of Artists 2185 SW Park Place Portland, Oregon 97205 [email protected] 503-228-0706 Michelle Fromme - The Cat and the Mouse |
Saluting OSA Volunteers
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
January 13-29, 2019
Artists Reception: Sunday, January 13th - 1-3 pm.
Admission is free - Parking Available
GLS Exhibits with OSA - Oregon Society of Artists
January is Volunteer Show Month at OSA. Many artist volunteers who help assist in art workshops and classes, art administration, visitor hospitality and exhibit installation, are invited to show their best art works. Since 1926 the Oregon Society of Artists has been promoting the artistic and professional interests of its members as well as providing visual arts programs to the public. The OSA nurtures and promotes Oregon artists by providing exhibit opportunities, coordinating educational programs and doing various art-related projects for the community.
Robin Becic - Watercolor
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
January 13-29, 2019
Artists Reception: Sunday, January 13th - 1-3 pm.
Admission is free - Parking Available
GLS Exhibits with OSA - Oregon Society of Artists
January is Volunteer Show Month at OSA. Many artist volunteers who help assist in art workshops and classes, art administration, visitor hospitality and exhibit installation, are invited to show their best art works. Since 1926 the Oregon Society of Artists has been promoting the artistic and professional interests of its members as well as providing visual arts programs to the public. The OSA nurtures and promotes Oregon artists by providing exhibit opportunities, coordinating educational programs and doing various art-related projects for the community.
Robin Becic - Watercolor
The popular Art Without Passports Series, now in its third year.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, February 21, 2019 - 10:30am-11:45am
Admission is free - Parking Available
Rose Schnitzer Manor - Cedar Sinai Park Senior Living Community
6125 SW Boundary St. Portland, OR 97221
503-535-4000
Thursday, February 21, 2019 - 10:30am-11:45am
Admission is free - Parking Available
Henri Matisse - Modern Art Master of Color & Form
French artist, Henri Matisse (1869-1954), was a modern art master of color and form. Expanding into a wide range of art mediums as painter, sculptor and printmaker, Henri left his artistic mark on the art world for decades to come.
Join us for monthly art lecture series. With over 75 on-campus and community events occurring each week at Cedar Sinai Park, you’re sure to find just the right event to flex your intellectual muscles, inspire the creative side or stimulate the body.
French artist, Henri Matisse (1869-1954), was a modern art master of color and form. Expanding into a wide range of art mediums as painter, sculptor and printmaker, Henri left his artistic mark on the art world for decades to come.
Join us for monthly art lecture series. With over 75 on-campus and community events occurring each week at Cedar Sinai Park, you’re sure to find just the right event to flex your intellectual muscles, inspire the creative side or stimulate the body.
A Special Church Art History Presentation Coming in January 2019
All visual source images used in this presentation are copyright to their holders and used for educational use only.
A richly visual journey through 2000 years of art in the Christian church in (5) slide/video presentations. From the origins of our Judeo-Christian heritage, from the catacombs of Rome, to the Gothic cathedrals of Europe and beyond. Together we will trace the great periods of art and architecture that have influenced our Christian worship spaces of today. Through the church's signs and symbols, we gain purpose and meaning for our faith and for future generations.
The Deesis Mosaic c. 1261, located in the Church of the Holy Wisdom - Hagia Sophia, Istanbul, Turkey
For more information and to register for this free ACC Seminar, access the following website link.
http://www.smlcfamily.org/faith-and-culture
http://www.smlcfamily.org/faith-and-culture
Greg J. Lewis hosts and presents the Art Without Passports Series now in its third year.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, January 17th, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 21 - Art Restoration: Repair Secrets Revealed
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, January 17th, 2019 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 21 - Art Restoration: Repair Secrets Revealed
All source videos and images are Copyright to their holders and strictly used for educational purposes only.
The process of repair, restoration and conservation of artworks to their original state is one of trained skill, patience, practice and a passion for detail. Over time, many artworks if cared for, will last indefinitely. However, the ravages of time, exposure to the elements of moisture, sunlight, temperature and of course mishandling, can exact its toll. The art mediums of paintings, prints, sculpture, ceramics, textiles and photography will be presented and discussed, as we reveal the secrets from repair to conservation. Join us as we look at a different side of the art world.
Art Without Passports Series is in its third season. See you there!
The Greg Lewis Studios Celebrates 2018 Year in Review
Art Lectures, Stained Glass, Restoration, Exhibit Installation
Art Lectures, Stained Glass, Restoration, Exhibit Installation
ART WITHOUT PASSPORTS SERIES: Greg J. Lewis, Artist & Design Director of the Greg Lewis Studio practise, is both host and presenter of the popular Art With Passports Series. These once a month, art appreciation talks include a wide range of art topics including famous and not so famous artists, their art projects. The presentations are free and open to the public, on the third Thursday of the month.
The following source images are Copyright to their holders and strictly used for educational purposes only.
JANUARY: Rembrandt - The Power of Art Best known for his paintings, print making and drawings, Rembrandt Van Rijn (1606-1669), took on the Dutch painting establishment by storm. Producing a vast array of portraits, biblical, allegorical scenes and landscapes, Rembrandt reflected 17th century Dutch art culture like no other artist. Considered by many as one of the most influential artists in the art history of Western civilization.
FEBRUARY: Art in Process - Stained Glass, Illuminated Manuscripts & Clay Sculpture Building on centuries of art methods in process, we'll explore the artist's inspiration, skill and determination to create lasting works of art in three mediums. Stained glass with its vast ability to transmit design, light and color. Clay sculpture with its malleable qualities to shape and form dimensional likeness. And the art of illuminated manuscripts.
MARCH: Architecture As Art - Gaudi, Gehry, Calatrava & Herzog de Mueron
Building on the grand architecture of the past, we'll explore the architect's inspiration, skill and determination to create lasting works that shape our urban cities and beyond. Also highlighted, is the artist who collaborates their talent to create art and decor into spaces of beauty.
MARCH: Architecture As Art - Gaudi, Gehry, Calatrava & Herzog de Mueron
Building on the grand architecture of the past, we'll explore the architect's inspiration, skill and determination to create lasting works that shape our urban cities and beyond. Also highlighted, is the artist who collaborates their talent to create art and decor into spaces of beauty.
APRIL: Henri Matisse - Modern Art Master of Color & Form
French artist, Henri Matisse (1869-1954), was a modern art master of color and form. Expanding into a wide range of art mediums as painter, sculptor and printmaker, Henri left his artistic mark on the art world for decades to come.
French artist, Henri Matisse (1869-1954), was a modern art master of color and form. Expanding into a wide range of art mediums as painter, sculptor and printmaker, Henri left his artistic mark on the art world for decades to come.
MAY: Gustav Klimt - Art Master of Symbol, Color & Gold
Gustav Klimt (1862-1926) was an Austrian symbolist painter and one of the most prominent members of the Vienna Secession movement. Klimt is internationally noted for his paintings, murals, sketches, and other objets d'art. Well known for his female and allegorical subject matter, later introduced the use of gold leaf in his paintings. Even today, Klimt's artworks still takes the viewer to a higher level. Advant Garde? Controversial? Forward thinking? Yes!!! Klimt's art was always ahead of his time and still is today. Bring a friend for an evening with Gustav Klimt.
Gustav Klimt (1862-1926) was an Austrian symbolist painter and one of the most prominent members of the Vienna Secession movement. Klimt is internationally noted for his paintings, murals, sketches, and other objets d'art. Well known for his female and allegorical subject matter, later introduced the use of gold leaf in his paintings. Even today, Klimt's artworks still takes the viewer to a higher level. Advant Garde? Controversial? Forward thinking? Yes!!! Klimt's art was always ahead of his time and still is today. Bring a friend for an evening with Gustav Klimt.
JUNE: Women in Art - Mary Cassatt, Georgia O'Keeffe, Louise Nevelson
The artistic works of these three women helped to change the course of Western art and left a lasting legacy of creativity. They inspired countless artists to create in new directions.
American artist, Mary Cassatt found her artistic voice in a male-dominated art society at the turn of the 19th century, only to flourish in Europe and beyond. Georgia O'Keeffe used her artistic ability to see beauty in colors, forms and textures to illuminate both urban and desert landscapes, as well as inner objects of nature. And artist/sculptor, Louise Nevelson, who brought her glorious assembly sculptures onto the world stage. Mature in her art and design process, Louise Nevelson had always moved forward and never looked back.
The artistic works of these three women helped to change the course of Western art and left a lasting legacy of creativity. They inspired countless artists to create in new directions.
American artist, Mary Cassatt found her artistic voice in a male-dominated art society at the turn of the 19th century, only to flourish in Europe and beyond. Georgia O'Keeffe used her artistic ability to see beauty in colors, forms and textures to illuminate both urban and desert landscapes, as well as inner objects of nature. And artist/sculptor, Louise Nevelson, who brought her glorious assembly sculptures onto the world stage. Mature in her art and design process, Louise Nevelson had always moved forward and never looked back.
JULY: Calligraphy: The Power of Word Art
Hand writing is the art medium of human communication. With its use of sign and symbol, calligraphy is the visual art form that's been passed down through global generations. From the earliest forms of illuminated manuscripts, to the use of modern type forms of today, word art holds its power. Join us for an evening of calligraphic expressions. OSA's Art Without Passport Series is in its second season, so bring a friend.
Hand writing is the art medium of human communication. With its use of sign and symbol, calligraphy is the visual art form that's been passed down through global generations. From the earliest forms of illuminated manuscripts, to the use of modern type forms of today, word art holds its power. Join us for an evening of calligraphic expressions. OSA's Art Without Passport Series is in its second season, so bring a friend.
AUGUST: En Plein Air: The Power of Painting Outdoors
The French term En Plein Air, or "in the open air" refers to drawings, paintings, watercolors that are completed on locations, outdoors. This presentation explores the experience of what the eye sees and the heart and hand expresses. The act of painting outdoors has long allured artists for centuries to heighten the visual senses, producing either a quick study painting, or a finished work of art. Among the notable plein air artists are Claude Monet, Mary Cassatt, Winslow Homer, Pierre- Auguste Renoir, Vincent Van Gogh, Winston Churchill, just to name a few. This is an evening event to learn of the lifestyle experience of En Plein Art.
The French term En Plein Air, or "in the open air" refers to drawings, paintings, watercolors that are completed on locations, outdoors. This presentation explores the experience of what the eye sees and the heart and hand expresses. The act of painting outdoors has long allured artists for centuries to heighten the visual senses, producing either a quick study painting, or a finished work of art. Among the notable plein air artists are Claude Monet, Mary Cassatt, Winslow Homer, Pierre- Auguste Renoir, Vincent Van Gogh, Winston Churchill, just to name a few. This is an evening event to learn of the lifestyle experience of En Plein Art.
SEPTEMBER: The Art Critique: Beyond the Elements of Art
When artists present their works for public exhibit, both the trained and untrained viewer sees and forms an opinion. Three forms of art criticism will be discussed, along with a presentation of known artworks to critique. We'll introduce the critique styles of the late Robert Hughes, controversial and opinionated art critic and historian and the late Sister Wendy Beckett, art historian for the BBC series: The Story of Painting. Together, we will explore beyond the elements of art and the principles of design to formulate our own critique vocabulary.
When artists present their works for public exhibit, both the trained and untrained viewer sees and forms an opinion. Three forms of art criticism will be discussed, along with a presentation of known artworks to critique. We'll introduce the critique styles of the late Robert Hughes, controversial and opinionated art critic and historian and the late Sister Wendy Beckett, art historian for the BBC series: The Story of Painting. Together, we will explore beyond the elements of art and the principles of design to formulate our own critique vocabulary.
OCTOBER: Art in Process Revisited - Stained Glass, Illuminated Manuscripts Building on centuries of art methods in process, we'll explore the artist's inspiration, skill and determination to create lasting works of art in three mediums. Stained glass with its vast ability to transmit design, light and color. Clay sculpture with its malleable qualities to shape and form dimensional likeness. And the art of illuminated manuscripts.
NOV: The MacKintosh Art Legacy - Where Art & Architecture are One
Who was this man of artistic talent, that helped introduced a holistic approach to generations of artists, architects and interior designers? Charles Rennie MacKintosh (1868-1928), set new and innovative standards during the European movements of Art Nouveau and Symbolism. His modern designs in architecture and interior decor, promoted living in total art environments. Bring a friend and join us for this look at the life and work of CRM...where art and architecture become one.
Who was this man of artistic talent, that helped introduced a holistic approach to generations of artists, architects and interior designers? Charles Rennie MacKintosh (1868-1928), set new and innovative standards during the European movements of Art Nouveau and Symbolism. His modern designs in architecture and interior decor, promoted living in total art environments. Bring a friend and join us for this look at the life and work of CRM...where art and architecture become one.
DECEMBER: Norman Rockwell Revisited - An American Art Master Best known as America's Illustrator, Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) painted iconic scenes of small-town America. Producing a vast array of paintings for the Saturday Evening Post and later for Look magazine, Norman reflected 20th century American culture like no other artist. We are all benefited by his thought provoking and often humorous subject matter. Both young and old are left with a legacy of art we all can relate to.
GLS Art Commissions & Restoration Projects for 2018
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 S.W. Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
503-228-0706
[email protected]
Admission is free - Parking Available
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 S.W. Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
503-228-0706
[email protected]
Admission is free - Parking Available
Thursday, December 20th - 6:30-8:30pm
No. 20 - Norman Rockwell Revisited - An American Art Master
No. 20 - Norman Rockwell Revisited - An American Art Master
All source images in this presentation are Copyright to their holders and used for educational purposes only.
Join us as we revisit an evening presentation of Norman Rockwell, American Art Master. Best known as America's Illustrator, Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) painted iconic scenes of small-town America. Producing a vast array of paintings for the Saturday Evening Post and later for Look magazine, Norman reflected 20th century American culture like no other artist. We are all benefited by his thought provoking and often humorous subject matter. Both young and old are left with a legacy of art we all can relate to. Both artists and non-artists alike are welcomed to attend this OSA art appreciation event.
GLS & OSA coordinate installations of...
2018 200 for under $200 Show and Sale
Mixed Media Art Exhibition
November 2th - November 27th
Guest Juror: Liz Walker
Gallery Hours
Monday - Saturday 1:00-4:00pm
Opening Reception & Awards
Friday November 2nd - 6:00-8:00pm
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Place, Portland, OR 97205
(on the corner of St. Claire & Park Place)
503-228-0706
www.osartists.org
Facebook.com/oregonsocietyofartists.com
Opening Reception: Friday, November 2, 6 - 9pm
Rose West, 2017 Winner
Mixed Media Art Exhibition
November 2th - November 27th
Guest Juror: Liz Walker
Gallery Hours
Monday - Saturday 1:00-4:00pm
Opening Reception & Awards
Friday November 2nd - 6:00-8:00pm
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Place, Portland, OR 97205
(on the corner of St. Claire & Park Place)
503-228-0706
www.osartists.org
Facebook.com/oregonsocietyofartists.com
Opening Reception: Friday, November 2, 6 - 9pm
Rose West, 2017 Winner
GLS & OSA Coordinate Installation of the Monotype Exhibition - Dec. 1 - 4th, 2018
Forty invited artists will be working throughout the day, creating unique monotype prints. Artwork will be installed in the OSA gallery, culminating in a reception and sale from 6 to 8pm. All prints will be on sale for $200. Half of the proceeds will go to the artists and half will go to benefit OSA.
Opening Reception: Sunday, December 1, 6 - 8pm
Forty invited artists will be working throughout the day, creating unique monotype prints. Artwork will be installed in the OSA gallery, culminating in a reception and sale from 6 to 8pm. All prints will be on sale for $200. Half of the proceeds will go to the artists and half will go to benefit OSA.
Opening Reception: Sunday, December 1, 6 - 8pm
GLS & OSA coordinate installations of...
CALL FOR ENTRIES:
US Military Veterans Art Exhibit
December 9 - 17
This exhibit is open to all US Military veterans. Artwork must be original and created by a US military veteran. Drawing, painting, fine-art printmaking and photography will be accepted. Veterans may enter up to 3 pieces. We are asking for a $10 donation to offset costs and you may be asked to volunteer to sit the gallery for one afternoon.
Opening Reception:
Sunday, December 9, 2 - 5pm
Art Take In:
- Tuesday, December 5, 1 - 4pm
- Wednesday, December 6, 1 - 4pm & 6 - 8:30pm
Dan Cheney, "New Beginning"
Additional information in osartists.org gallery listings
US Military Veterans Art Exhibit
December 9 - 17
This exhibit is open to all US Military veterans. Artwork must be original and created by a US military veteran. Drawing, painting, fine-art printmaking and photography will be accepted. Veterans may enter up to 3 pieces. We are asking for a $10 donation to offset costs and you may be asked to volunteer to sit the gallery for one afternoon.
Opening Reception:
Sunday, December 9, 2 - 5pm
Art Take In:
- Tuesday, December 5, 1 - 4pm
- Wednesday, December 6, 1 - 4pm & 6 - 8:30pm
Dan Cheney, "New Beginning"
Additional information in osartists.org gallery listings
GLS & OSA coordinate installations of...
GLS & OSA coordinate installation of...
2018 GROUP SHOW
Student/Teacher Exhibition
October 8th - October 24th
Gallery Hours
Monday - Saturday 1:00-4:00pm
Opening Reception & Awards
Friday October 12th - 6:00-8:00pm
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Place, Portland, OR 97205
(on the corner of St. Claire & Park Place)
503-228-0706
www.osartists.org
Facebook.com/oregonsocietyofartists.com
Pastel - Copyright Susan Kuznitski
It was A Summer of Art Restoration - 2018
St. Matthew Lutheran Church ELCA, Beaverton, Oregon
Ernst Schwidder, Liturgical Artist & Sculptor & Pietro Belluschi, Design Architect, AIA
Main Entrance Copper Doors ca.1984
Ernst Schwidder, Liturgical Artist & Sculptor & Pietro Belluschi, Design Architect, AIA
Main Entrance Copper Doors ca.1984
As Liturgical Artist and Design Director working with churches and hospitals for over two decades, I am often called upon to make old things new again. Recently I was honored to have the opportunity to restore the hammered copper doors at St. Matthew Lutheran Church in Beaverton, Oregon. These doors are the creation of late Liturgical Artist and Sculptor Ernst Schwidder (1931-1998) and the building’s world-renowned Architect, the late Pietro Belluschi (1899-1994).
Judeo-Christian art is rich in signs and symbols that enhance our worship experience. Schwidder’s sculptures grace the worship space and the outer courtyard at St. Matthew’s with both power and tenderness. And so it is with the embossed copper doors at the church’s entrance. They announce the coming of Christ and invite us to come in and worship Him. However, over 30-plus years these doors had darkened to a dreary dark brown, nearly obscuring the joyful messages and graphics. My challenge was to restore these doors to their former brilliance.
As I worked on the doors, it was a personal blessing to see the graphics and the Bible quotes emerge under my hands, from muted to bright, from dark quiet to celebrational! The Schwidder Door Restoration Project is now complete. It is my prayer that St. Matthew’s legacy of art will touch both present and future generations as it invites them to come worship our Lord, the bright morning star!
Judeo-Christian art is rich in signs and symbols that enhance our worship experience. Schwidder’s sculptures grace the worship space and the outer courtyard at St. Matthew’s with both power and tenderness. And so it is with the embossed copper doors at the church’s entrance. They announce the coming of Christ and invite us to come in and worship Him. However, over 30-plus years these doors had darkened to a dreary dark brown, nearly obscuring the joyful messages and graphics. My challenge was to restore these doors to their former brilliance.
As I worked on the doors, it was a personal blessing to see the graphics and the Bible quotes emerge under my hands, from muted to bright, from dark quiet to celebrational! The Schwidder Door Restoration Project is now complete. It is my prayer that St. Matthew’s legacy of art will touch both present and future generations as it invites them to come worship our Lord, the bright morning star!
Enjoy the following video walk-by, showing size and sense of scale.
Detailed examples of the Schwidder touch in hammered copper...
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To express your interest in a future Art Restoration Project, I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected]. You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
Burnished Copper Clad Doors & Signage - Main Entrance Church Doors
Christ The King Catholic Church - Milwaukie, Oregon
Christ The King Catholic Church - Milwaukie, Oregon
To express your interest in a future Art Restoration Project, I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected]. You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
Main Sanctuary - Crucifix Restoration
Holy Cross Catholic Church - Portland, Oregon
Holy Cross Catholic Church - Portland, Oregon
Greg Lewis, a Portland artist, refinishes the 68-year-old Italian crucifix at Holy Cross Parish in North Portland. (Ed Langlois/Catholic Sentinel)
Artist restores cross and image of Jesus at North Portland church
Ed Langlois, Of the Catholic Sentinel
Thursday, August 16, 2018 8:31 AM
The Portland church named after the cross just had its 68-year-old crucifix restored. “There were some blemishes showing up,” said Father Mark Bachmeier, pastor of Holy Cross Parish in North Portland. He points at the church’s simple but elegant wooden crucifix, a little smaller than life size. It hangs in the sanctuary.
“The wood just seemed kind of compromised,” the priest said. “We were afraid there was some fungus moving in.” It was time to call an expert. In came Greg Lewis, an artist who designs liturgical art and does restoration on the side. Lewis discovered that the markings were not rot, but aging paint that had been used to cover up knots in the wood.
On the figure’s toes, calves and chest, artists in the days of yore had used beige paint to hide the dark blemishes. Over time, the paint lightened, leaving spots that did not match the rest of the wood. Lewis solved the problem by using a water-based solvent to remove all the old paint and varnish down to bare wood. He re-stained the crucifix in a slightly darker hue and applied a clear coat. From a distance, no one can see the knots.
The crucifix was purchased under the leadership of the late Father Thomas Jackson, who was pastor of Holy Cross when the church was built. Father Bachmeier says it is believed that Father Jackson donated his ample poker winnings to help finish construction of the church. Lewis removed the wooden nails from Christ’s hands and feet during the work and found that they were lovingly hand carved, a clue that the crucifix was made by Italian craftsmen who did such labor.
“Our generation is making old things new again,” said Lewis.
Ed Langlois, Of the Catholic Sentinel
Thursday, August 16, 2018 8:31 AM
The Portland church named after the cross just had its 68-year-old crucifix restored. “There were some blemishes showing up,” said Father Mark Bachmeier, pastor of Holy Cross Parish in North Portland. He points at the church’s simple but elegant wooden crucifix, a little smaller than life size. It hangs in the sanctuary.
“The wood just seemed kind of compromised,” the priest said. “We were afraid there was some fungus moving in.” It was time to call an expert. In came Greg Lewis, an artist who designs liturgical art and does restoration on the side. Lewis discovered that the markings were not rot, but aging paint that had been used to cover up knots in the wood.
On the figure’s toes, calves and chest, artists in the days of yore had used beige paint to hide the dark blemishes. Over time, the paint lightened, leaving spots that did not match the rest of the wood. Lewis solved the problem by using a water-based solvent to remove all the old paint and varnish down to bare wood. He re-stained the crucifix in a slightly darker hue and applied a clear coat. From a distance, no one can see the knots.
The crucifix was purchased under the leadership of the late Father Thomas Jackson, who was pastor of Holy Cross when the church was built. Father Bachmeier says it is believed that Father Jackson donated his ample poker winnings to help finish construction of the church. Lewis removed the wooden nails from Christ’s hands and feet during the work and found that they were lovingly hand carved, a clue that the crucifix was made by Italian craftsmen who did such labor.
“Our generation is making old things new again,” said Lewis.
Greg Lewis Studios Engages
Residential - Stained Glass Window Restoration
Portland, Oregon
Residential - Stained Glass Window Restoration
Portland, Oregon
To express your interest in a future Art Restoration Project, I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected]. You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
Thursday, October 18th - 6:30-8:30pm
No. 18 - Art in Process Revisited - Stained Glass, Illuminated Manuscripts & Clay Sculpture
No. 18 - Art in Process Revisited - Stained Glass, Illuminated Manuscripts & Clay Sculpture
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GLS & OSA coordinate installation of...
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Fall Members Juried Show - September 9-25
Guest Juror: Wayne Jiang OSA is please to present the juried art works of our artist members. Our guest juror is Mr. Wayne Jiang an acrylic realist painter. Combining the aesthetic of 17th century Baroque paintings and the composition of modern documentary photography, his works have been described as the contemporary interpretations of Van Eyck, Vermeer, and Hopper. His work has been widely exhibited in museums and galleries. Wayne specializes in teaching acrylic. He has 25 years experience working with acrylic and over 10 years teaching with the medium. The OSA Gallery is free and open to the public: Monday - Saturday, 1 - 4 pm Still Life by Juror Wayne Jiang |
OSA's public outreach continues for artists and non-artists alike.
The following is my schedule of AWP presentations from November through December 2018.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 S.W. Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
503-228-0706
[email protected]
Admission is free - Parking Available
Thursday, November 15th - 6:30-8:30pm
No. 19 - The MacKintosh Art Legacy - Where Art & Architecture are One
No. 19 - The MacKintosh Art Legacy - Where Art & Architecture are One
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Who was this man of artistic talent, that helped introduced a holistic approach to generations of artists, architects and interior designers? Charles Rennie MacKintosh (1868-1928), set new and innovative standards during the European movements of Art Nouveau and Symbolism. His modern designs in architecture and interior decor, promoted living in total art environments. Bring a friend and join us for this look at the life and work of CRM...where art and architecture become one.
Thursday, December 20th - 6:30-8:30pm
No. 20 - Norman Rockwell Revisited - An American Art Master
No. 20 - Norman Rockwell Revisited - An American Art Master
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Join us as we revisit an evening presentation of Norman Rockwell, American Art Master. Best known as America's Illustrator, Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) painted iconic scenes of small-town America. Producing a vast array of paintings for the Saturday Evening Post and later for Look magazine, Norman reflected 20th century American culture like no other artist. We are all benefited by his thought provoking and often humorous subject matter. Both young and old are left with a legacy of art we all can relate to. Both artists and non-artists alike are welcomed to attend this OSA art appreciation event.
To express your interest in a future Artist/Art Lecture Series project, I am happy to accept your call or email.
Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
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Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
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GLS Revisits Relief Carved Folding Screens
REGIS UNIVERSITY - DENVER, COLORADO
An Art/Fab Commission for St. John Francis Chapel (2009-2010)
REGIS UNIVERSITY - DENVER, COLORADO
An Art/Fab Commission for St. John Francis Chapel (2009-2010)
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Greg Lewis Studios Engages Summer Project
Residential - Stained Glass Window Screen
Sherwood, Oregon
Residential - Stained Glass Window Screen
Sherwood, Oregon
Copyright 2018 - Greg Lewis Studios All Rights Reserved
GLS Recent Events
Thursday, September 20th - 6:30-8:30pm
No. 17 - The Art Critique: Beyond the Elements of Art
No. 17 - The Art Critique: Beyond the Elements of Art
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When artists present their works for public exhibit, both the trained and untrained viewer sees and forms an opinion. Three forms of art criticism will be discussed, along with a presentation of known artworks to critique. We'll introduce the critique styles of the late Robert Hughes, controversial and opinionated art critic and historian and Sister Wendy Beckett, art historian for the BBC series: The Story of Painting. Together, we will explore beyond the elements of art and the principles of design to formulate our own critique vocabulary.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, August 16th, 2018 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No.16 - En Plein Air: The Power of Painting Outdoors
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, August 16th, 2018 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No.16 - En Plein Air: The Power of Painting Outdoors
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The French term En Plein Air, or "in the open air" refers to drawings, paintings, watercolors that are completed on locations, outdoors. This presentation explores the experience of what the eye sees and the heart and hand expresses. The act of painting outdoors has long allured artists for centuries to heighten the visual senses, producing either a quick study painting, or a finished work of art. Among the notable plein air artists are Claude Monet, Mary Cassatt, Winslow Homer, Pierre- Auguste Renoir, Vincent Van Gogh, Winston Churchill, just to name a few. This is an evening event to learn of the lifestyle experience of En Plein Art. Bring a friend! Art Without Passports Series is in its second season. See you there!
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, July 19th, 2018 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No.15 - Calligraphy: The Power of Word Art
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Hand writing is the art medium of human communication. With its use of sign and symbol, calligraphy is the visual art form that's been passed down through global generations. From the earliest forms of illuminated manuscripts, to the use of modern type forms of today, word art holds its power. Join us for an evening of calligraphic expressions. OSA's Art Without Passport Series is in its second season, so bring a friend. OSA's Art Without Passports Series is in its second season. See you there!
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, June 21, 2018 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No.14 - Women in Art - Mary Cassatt, Georgia O'Keeffe, Louise Nevelson
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Pl, Portland, OR 97205
503-228-0706
Thursday, June 21, 2018 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No.14 - Women in Art - Mary Cassatt, Georgia O'Keeffe, Louise Nevelson
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The artistic works of these three women helped to change the course of Western art and left a lasting legacy of creativity. They inspired countless artists to create in new directions.
American artist, Mary Cassatt found her artistic voice in a male-dominated art society at the turn of the 19th century, only to flourish in Europe and beyond. Georgia O'Keeffe used her artistic ability to see beauty in colors, forms and textures to illuminate both urban and desert landscapes, as well as inner objects of nature. And artist/sculptor, Louise Nevelson, who brought her glorious assembly sculptures onto the world stage. Mature in her art and design process, Louise Nevelson had always moved forward and never looked back.
American artist, Mary Cassatt found her artistic voice in a male-dominated art society at the turn of the 19th century, only to flourish in Europe and beyond. Georgia O'Keeffe used her artistic ability to see beauty in colors, forms and textures to illuminate both urban and desert landscapes, as well as inner objects of nature. And artist/sculptor, Louise Nevelson, who brought her glorious assembly sculptures onto the world stage. Mature in her art and design process, Louise Nevelson had always moved forward and never looked back.
Greg Lewis Studios coordinates installation of OSA's
Annual Rose Festival Art Show
Annual Rose Festival Art Show
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, May 17, 2018 - 6:30-8:30pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No.13 - Gustav Klimt - Art Master of Symbol, Color & Gold
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, May 17, 2018 - 6:30-8:30pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No.13 - Gustav Klimt - Art Master of Symbol, Color & Gold
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Gustav Klimt (1862-1926) was an Austrian symbolist painter and one of the most prominent members of the Vienna Secession movement. Klimt is internationally noted for his paintings, murals, sketches, and other objets d'art. Well known for his female and allegorical subject matter, later introduced the use of gold leaf in his paintings. Even today, Klimt's artworks still takes the viewer to a higher level. Advant Garde? Controversial? Forward thinking? Yes!!! Klimt's art was always ahead of his time and still is today. Bring a friend for an evening with Gustav Klimt.
Art Without Passports Series continues in its second season. See you there!
Art Without Passports Series continues in its second season. See you there!
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, April 19th , 2018 - 6:30-8:30pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No.12 - Henri Matisse - A Modern Art Master
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, April 19th , 2018 - 6:30-8:30pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No.12 - Henri Matisse - A Modern Art Master
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By popular request. We return to the life and times of Henri Matisse.
French artist, Henri Matisse (1869-1954), was a modern art master of color and form. Expanding into a wide range of art mediums as painter, sculptor and printmaker, Henri left his artistic mark on the art world for decades to come.
Join us and bring a friend!
French artist, Henri Matisse (1869-1954), was a modern art master of color and form. Expanding into a wide range of art mediums as painter, sculptor and printmaker, Henri left his artistic mark on the art world for decades to come.
Join us and bring a friend!
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Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series No. 11
Architecture as Art: From Antoni Gaudi to Frank Gehry, Santiago Calatrava & Herzog de Meuron including the artist that collaborates Oregon Society of Artists Thursday, March 15th, 2018 - 6:30-8:30pm Admission is free - Parking Available Building on the grand architecture of the past, we'll explore the architect's inspiration, skill and determination to create lasting works that shape our urban cities and beyond. Also highlighted, is the artist who collaborates their talent to create art and decor into spaces of beauty. This is an art appreciation, public event for artists, architects, students and general interested learners. Join us for an evening of Architecture as Art, for artists and non-artist alike...as all are welcome to attend. Bring a friend! |
OSA and the Greg Lewis Studios Stage the International Works of Farooq Hassan
Oriental Visions - Copyright Farooq Hassan
Farooq Hassan, Solo Exhibition - March 4-7, 2018
Reception: Sunday, March 4, 2 - 5pm
Featuring twenty-eight works by the artist, including large canvases of recent work not previously exhibited. The reception will feature a presentation by Dalia Hussein at 3pm. This former Washington Post War Correspondent will discuss her father’s life and art.
farooqhassan.com
Dear Friends, Clients and Family,
I'm pleased to introduce a new friend, and artist colleague: The art and times of OSA member Farooq Hassan. Catch it at 13:40 on OPB's Oregon Art Beat.
Greg
“Colors are like music … there are many tones. I’m like a composer who creates a piece of music. There is harmony and contrast. When I see an empty space, I put something to cover that emptiness.”
~ Farooq Hassan
Reception: Sunday, March 4, 2 - 5pm
Featuring twenty-eight works by the artist, including large canvases of recent work not previously exhibited. The reception will feature a presentation by Dalia Hussein at 3pm. This former Washington Post War Correspondent will discuss her father’s life and art.
farooqhassan.com
Dear Friends, Clients and Family,
I'm pleased to introduce a new friend, and artist colleague: The art and times of OSA member Farooq Hassan. Catch it at 13:40 on OPB's Oregon Art Beat.
Greg
“Colors are like music … there are many tones. I’m like a composer who creates a piece of music. There is harmony and contrast. When I see an empty space, I put something to cover that emptiness.”
~ Farooq Hassan
First Thursday Critique & Demo
DRAWING Techniques & TIPS 2.0
March 1, 2018 - 6:00pm - 8:30pm
With Greg J. Lewis
Senior Artist & Design Director
Admission is free - Parking Available
DRAWING Techniques & TIPS 2.0
March 1, 2018 - 6:00pm - 8:30pm
With Greg J. Lewis
Senior Artist & Design Director
Admission is free - Parking Available
Copyright 2014 - Examples of Greg's Non-Art Major Drawing Students and are used for educational purposes only.
Join us for this second installment. Greg will be presenting a demo sampling of his drawing tricks and techniques gained over four decades of professional art and design practice. Whether your art concepts are simple or complex, Greg will share basic drawing methods that will help make your art both time saving and fun. Bring your own drawing (tools and supplies, i.e. pencils, charcoal, pastels, eraser, etc.), as Greg will provide drawing paper.
Greg's demo will be preceded by a short critique session (doors open at 6). The demo itself starts at 7. It is free and open to the public — no need to be a member for this. All age groups and art experience are encouraged to attend. There will also be some light refreshments.
Greg's demo will be preceded by a short critique session (doors open at 6). The demo itself starts at 7. It is free and open to the public — no need to be a member for this. All age groups and art experience are encouraged to attend. There will also be some light refreshments.
Join us for an evening of Art in Process for artists and non-artist alike.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series No. 10
Art in Process: Mediums & Methods of
Stained Glass, Clay Sculpture & Illuminated Manuscripts
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, February 15th, 2018 - 6:30-8:00pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
Art in Process: Mediums & Methods of
Stained Glass, Clay Sculpture & Illuminated Manuscripts
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, February 15th, 2018 - 6:30-8:00pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
Building on centuries of art methods in process, we'll explore the artist's inspiration, skill and determination to create lasting works of art in three mediums. Stained glass with its vast ability to transmit design, light and color. Clay sculpture with its malleable qualities to shape and form dimensional likeness. And the art of illuminated manuscripts.
Join us for an evening of Art in Process for artists and non-artist alike.
Join us for an evening of Art in Process for artists and non-artist alike.
Oregon Society of Artists
2018 Group Show
LIGHT FOLLOWS DARKNESS
February 11th - 27th, 2018
Artist Reception - Sunday, February 11th, 1-3 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
OSA's February show celebrates the change in seasons as our world turns and begins to give us more light and longer days. Works in this non-juried member exhibit express the show title through subject matter and compositional aspects such
as light/dark values, patterns, and movement.
"The idea behind this show, is the fact that even though it’s winter outside, the days are getting lighter, and there is hope that
spring is around the corner".- OSA Gallery Chair, Robi Becic
"Morning Joy" - Framed Print - Digital watercolor from cut paper collage, now available for purchase. - Copyright Greg J. Lewis
Contact the Greg Lewis Studios for details.
2018 Group Show
LIGHT FOLLOWS DARKNESS
February 11th - 27th, 2018
Artist Reception - Sunday, February 11th, 1-3 pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
OSA's February show celebrates the change in seasons as our world turns and begins to give us more light and longer days. Works in this non-juried member exhibit express the show title through subject matter and compositional aspects such
as light/dark values, patterns, and movement.
"The idea behind this show, is the fact that even though it’s winter outside, the days are getting lighter, and there is hope that
spring is around the corner".- OSA Gallery Chair, Robi Becic
"Morning Joy" - Framed Print - Digital watercolor from cut paper collage, now available for purchase. - Copyright Greg J. Lewis
Contact the Greg Lewis Studios for details.
GLS Joins OSA Voluteer's Art Exhibit
The GLS contribution to the OSA Volunteer Exhibit are 3 works of art:
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series No. 9 - The Power of Art - Rembrandt
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, January 18th, 2017 - 6:30-8:00pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, January 18th, 2017 - 6:30-8:00pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
Dear Friends of the Art Masters:
Please join me in this informative presentation of the life and times of Dutch art master, Rembrandt Van Rijn (1606-1669). This is an art appreciation, public event for artists and non-artists alike, as all are welcome to attend.
Best known for his paintings, print making and drawings, Rembrandt Van Rijn (1606-1669), took on the Dutch painting establishment by storm. Producing a vast array of portraits, biblical, allegorical scenes and landscapes, Rembrandt reflected 17th century Dutch art culture like no other artist. Considered by many as one of the most influential artists in the art history of Western civilization. Join us for an evening presentation of The Power of Art - Rembrandt.
Hope to see you there...and bring a friend!
Please join me in this informative presentation of the life and times of Dutch art master, Rembrandt Van Rijn (1606-1669). This is an art appreciation, public event for artists and non-artists alike, as all are welcome to attend.
Best known for his paintings, print making and drawings, Rembrandt Van Rijn (1606-1669), took on the Dutch painting establishment by storm. Producing a vast array of portraits, biblical, allegorical scenes and landscapes, Rembrandt reflected 17th century Dutch art culture like no other artist. Considered by many as one of the most influential artists in the art history of Western civilization. Join us for an evening presentation of The Power of Art - Rembrandt.
Hope to see you there...and bring a friend!
All the best to you and yours this Happy, Holy, Holiday...and into the New Year 2018.
For the GLS Year In Review for 2017, download the file below...
For the GLS Year In Review for 2017, download the file below...
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Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists Thursday, Dec. 14th , 2017 - 6:30-8:00pm Admission is free - Parking Available No. 8 - Norman Rockwell - An American Master |
Join us for an evening presentation of Norman Rockwell, American Art Master. Best known as America's Illustrator, Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) painted iconic scenes of small-town America. Producing a vast array of paintings for the Saturday Evening Post and later for Look magazine, Norman reflected 20th century American culture like no other artist. We are all benefited by his thought provoking and often humorous subject matter. Both young and old are left with a legacy of art we all can relate to. Both artists and non-artists alike are welcomed to attend the OSA art appreciation event. Hope to see you there!
Oregon Society of Artists Location Map
GLS Extends Advent & Year-End Greetings 2017
To express your interest in a future Art Project, I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected]. You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
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GLS Introduces At The Crossroads
The Greg Lewis Studios in pleased introduce At the Crossroads. This large, stretched canvas painting measures 48"W X 60"H in acrylic color medium. Now on exhibit at Portland's Oregon Society of Artists through January 4, 2018. The group show features several master works each of OSA art instructors and facilitators who offer theirs artistic services through classes, workshops and art appreciation lectures.
Two titles are expressed : At the Crossroads is the secular title representing a personal journey that often intersects into new directions. The other is the liturgical title is The Cross of Corban, a Hebrew translation of personal sacrifice, to come closer to form a personal relationship, a change of heart...an atonement.
Whether it's At the Gross Roads, or the Cross of Corban. Crossroads is an original artwork,signed by the artist and is available for purchase at $3200 US, plus shipping. The original art reverts to the purchaser in ownership. However, the copy and reproduction rights are held by the Greg Lewis Studios.
To express your interest in Crossroads, or a future art commission, edition prints, I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected]. You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
The Greg Lewis Studios in pleased introduce At the Crossroads. This large, stretched canvas painting measures 48"W X 60"H in acrylic color medium. Now on exhibit at Portland's Oregon Society of Artists through January 4, 2018. The group show features several master works each of OSA art instructors and facilitators who offer theirs artistic services through classes, workshops and art appreciation lectures.
Two titles are expressed : At the Crossroads is the secular title representing a personal journey that often intersects into new directions. The other is the liturgical title is The Cross of Corban, a Hebrew translation of personal sacrifice, to come closer to form a personal relationship, a change of heart...an atonement.
Whether it's At the Gross Roads, or the Cross of Corban. Crossroads is an original artwork,signed by the artist and is available for purchase at $3200 US, plus shipping. The original art reverts to the purchaser in ownership. However, the copy and reproduction rights are held by the Greg Lewis Studios.
To express your interest in Crossroads, or a future art commission, edition prints, I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected]. You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
Oregon's Trinity Episcopal Cathedral - Portland
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GLS Assists to Save Historic Church Art Mural
For over 75 years the mural adorned the St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church on NE 8th and Failing in Portland, which was founded in 1904 by Volga German immigrants from Russia. The mural remained as a centerpiece of the sanctuary when it was sold to the Gethsemane Church of God in Christ in 1973. In 2015, the property was sold and the mural was generously donated to the Center for Volga German Studies by the developer. The church building laid dormant for quite some time, with the art mural glued to the sanctuary wall and in sad shape. With tender loving care, the precious work of art was carefully removed and stored for over two years. Private funding allowed the mural to be restored, preserved and showcased in the Concordia University Library. Thanks to everyone who contributed toward the restoration of this wonderful piece of Portland’s Volga German history! To read more about historic art mural, its artist and its story, please access the pdf files below.
For over 75 years the mural adorned the St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church on NE 8th and Failing in Portland, which was founded in 1904 by Volga German immigrants from Russia. The mural remained as a centerpiece of the sanctuary when it was sold to the Gethsemane Church of God in Christ in 1973. In 2015, the property was sold and the mural was generously donated to the Center for Volga German Studies by the developer. The church building laid dormant for quite some time, with the art mural glued to the sanctuary wall and in sad shape. With tender loving care, the precious work of art was carefully removed and stored for over two years. Private funding allowed the mural to be restored, preserved and showcased in the Concordia University Library. Thanks to everyone who contributed toward the restoration of this wonderful piece of Portland’s Volga German history! To read more about historic art mural, its artist and its story, please access the pdf files below.
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"Der Herr ist Mein Hirte" (The Lord is My Shepherd)
By Colista Murray Dowling (1881-1968)
By Colista Murray Dowling (1881-1968)
To locate the Concordia University Library - Portland, access the map below.
GLS Remembers A Small Space For Peace
2008 Peace Room - Art Commission
Providence Cancer Center, Portland, Oregon
2008 Peace Room - Art Commission
Providence Cancer Center, Portland, Oregon
Small Space For Peace May Set Hospital Trend
By Ed Langlois - Catholic Sentinel 9/18/2008
It’s a small room with a big meaning. On the eighth floor of the new Providence Cancer Center in Portland, the 8-by-9-foot space is set amid hustle and technology. The Peace Room, as it is called, embodies the notion that silence and quiet are also a part of healing.
“It’s a refuge in the midst of all the chaos,” says Marti Leven, a Providence chaplain and a member of St. Ignatius Parish. She helped spark the idea for sacred space in Providence’s new $204 million, 11-story tower devoted to treating cancer from all angles.
Anyone can step into the room for a quiet moment amid comfortable chairs, serene colors and art that relates the profound lessons of nature. It’s meant for patients, families and staff. Nurses and housekeepers were the ones who asked for the space and they discussed and voted on themes and artwork. “We use it all the time,” says Teri Mulkey, a registered nurse who works on the eighth floor, which serves stroke victims and those recovering from spine surgery and other neurological procedures. “It’s a nice place to go to reflect,” Mulkey says. “While we’re out here working, we can take a couple of minutes to refocus.” The Peace Room was funded mostly by the Employee Giving Campaign, with additional contributions from employee families and friends.
Etched into the window of the door are the words of Jesus, “Peace I leave with you.” A small sign near the door says, “When we trust the power of God, His peace keeps us from panic.” “It helps people, especially in the midst of busy and demanding and stressful work, to diffuse some of that anxiety,” says Leven, who is chaplain to staff as well as patients. “The idea is to get in touch through prayer or meditation or whatever works for them. To be good caregivers, we need to be able to care for ourselves as well.”
Providence has long aimed to link spirituality and healing, based on studies showing benefits. Leven says the Peace Room may be a ground-breaker that leads to more small, reflective spaces around the hospital. In the main building, there is a large chapel on the ground floor and a meditation space on the fifth floor. Several outdoor spaces are meant for prayer and quiet. In the new Peace Room, a large painting shows a wintry tree, silver and leafless, set on a colorful horizon full of promise. It is the tree of life, cycling its way through the seasons. The other wall holds four small colorful paintings, each with a simple image depicting a season. Before he set to work, Portland artist Greg Lewis met with the planning team to capture its vision.
“The tree was an image of beauty, strength and stability,” Lewis says. “A vision of integrating light, it was a sign of energy and continual hope.” Lewis says that, to him, the Peace Room is sacred, “a place to rest, pray, or just be, a place of order and beauty.”
By Ed Langlois - Catholic Sentinel 9/18/2008
It’s a small room with a big meaning. On the eighth floor of the new Providence Cancer Center in Portland, the 8-by-9-foot space is set amid hustle and technology. The Peace Room, as it is called, embodies the notion that silence and quiet are also a part of healing.
“It’s a refuge in the midst of all the chaos,” says Marti Leven, a Providence chaplain and a member of St. Ignatius Parish. She helped spark the idea for sacred space in Providence’s new $204 million, 11-story tower devoted to treating cancer from all angles.
Anyone can step into the room for a quiet moment amid comfortable chairs, serene colors and art that relates the profound lessons of nature. It’s meant for patients, families and staff. Nurses and housekeepers were the ones who asked for the space and they discussed and voted on themes and artwork. “We use it all the time,” says Teri Mulkey, a registered nurse who works on the eighth floor, which serves stroke victims and those recovering from spine surgery and other neurological procedures. “It’s a nice place to go to reflect,” Mulkey says. “While we’re out here working, we can take a couple of minutes to refocus.” The Peace Room was funded mostly by the Employee Giving Campaign, with additional contributions from employee families and friends.
Etched into the window of the door are the words of Jesus, “Peace I leave with you.” A small sign near the door says, “When we trust the power of God, His peace keeps us from panic.” “It helps people, especially in the midst of busy and demanding and stressful work, to diffuse some of that anxiety,” says Leven, who is chaplain to staff as well as patients. “The idea is to get in touch through prayer or meditation or whatever works for them. To be good caregivers, we need to be able to care for ourselves as well.”
Providence has long aimed to link spirituality and healing, based on studies showing benefits. Leven says the Peace Room may be a ground-breaker that leads to more small, reflective spaces around the hospital. In the main building, there is a large chapel on the ground floor and a meditation space on the fifth floor. Several outdoor spaces are meant for prayer and quiet. In the new Peace Room, a large painting shows a wintry tree, silver and leafless, set on a colorful horizon full of promise. It is the tree of life, cycling its way through the seasons. The other wall holds four small colorful paintings, each with a simple image depicting a season. Before he set to work, Portland artist Greg Lewis met with the planning team to capture its vision.
“The tree was an image of beauty, strength and stability,” Lewis says. “A vision of integrating light, it was a sign of energy and continual hope.” Lewis says that, to him, the Peace Room is sacred, “a place to rest, pray, or just be, a place of order and beauty.”
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Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists Thursday, Nov. 16th , 2017 - 6:30-8:00pm Admission is free - Parking Available No. 7 - Henri Matisse - A Modern Master |
Join us for an evening with Henri Matisse. French artist, Henri Matisse (1869-1954), was a modern art master of color and form. Expanding into a wide range of art mediums as painter, sculptor and print maker, Henri left his artistic mark on the art world for decades to come.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, October 19th, 2017 - 6:30-8:00pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 6 - Georgia O'Keeffe - By Myself
All are welcome to attend with free admission, as well as free parking.
The Art Without Passports Series presents one of the most famous artists of the 20th Century. Georgia O'Keeffe took on the male dominated art world of the 1920s and never looked back. Her thought provoking subjects, methods and use of colors has brought us into abstract views of nature, rural and urban landscapes. Georgia's body of work has both inspired and influenced generations of artists and non-artists alike. Hope to see you there!
GLS Schedules Church Art Seminar With
Peace Lutheran Church, Salem, Oregon
Peace Lutheran Church, Salem, Oregon
"Through God's signs and the Church's symbols, we've only to experience the inspired images and stories that shape our faith. The heritage and legacy of an established liturgical calendar has guided the Church's life and passing it to future generations. For the artists and architects who've gone before us, to build and create spaces of the spirit, have shown us the way." -- Greg J. Lewis, Liturgical Artist & ACC Guest Presenter
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All are welcome to attend with free admission, as well as free parking. The Art Without Passports Series presents one of the most famous artists of the 20th Century. Georgia O'Keeffe took on the male dominated art world of the 1920s and never looked back. Her thought provoking subjects, methods and use of colors has brought us into abstract views of nature, rural and urban landscapes. Georgia's body of work has both inspired and influenced generations of artists and non-artists alike. Hope to see you there!
GLS Celebrates the Luther Bronze Project
In response to the 500th Anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, Greg remembers his bronze commission in 2012 by Dr Dwaine Brandt, Professor Emeritus of History, Concordia University-Portland. The process of creating a bronze symbol of one the most influential individuals whom helped to change the course of Western Civilization, was both a joy and a challenge. From original concepts, modeling, casting, finishing and final installation. Greg credits the many skilled talents that have helped to bring this important educational symbol into reality.
The Luther Bronze resides along with custom display cabinets for an edition of the first English Dictionary and a remnant of the Berlin Wall now on permanent display in the library of Concordia University-Portland, Oregon.
All projects are by the Greg Lewis Studios.
"I have held many things in my hands, and I have lost them all;
but whatever I have placed in God's hands, that I still possess."
Martin Luther - 1483-1546
Pedestal base designed by Jon Brandt, AIA
The Luther Bronze resides along with custom display cabinets for an edition of the first English Dictionary and a remnant of the Berlin Wall now on permanent display in the library of Concordia University-Portland, Oregon.
All projects are by the Greg Lewis Studios.
"I have held many things in my hands, and I have lost them all;
but whatever I have placed in God's hands, that I still possess."
Martin Luther - 1483-1546
Pedestal base designed by Jon Brandt, AIA
To view the Luther Bronze and other historical memorabilia, visit Concordia University's George R. White Library & Learning Center.
To express your interest in a future Art Sculpture Project, or the Luther: A Study in Bronze presentation, I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected]. You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
To express your interest in a future Art Sculpture Project, or the Luther: A Study in Bronze presentation, I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected]. You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
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GLS Schedules Church Art Seminar With
Oregon's Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Portland, Oregon Join Greg J. Lewis. Liturgical Artist & Design Director, as we journey through 2000 years of Art in the Christian Church. From Genesis to the catacombs of Rome. to the Gothic cathedrals of Europe and beyond. Together we will learn and understand God's signs and symbols that still speak to us. Through an ecumenical series of five (5) richly visual presentations, we will trace the great periods of art and architecture, influencing our Christian worship spaces of today and that have given us purpose and meaning. |
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, September 14th, 2017 - 6:30-8:00pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 5 - Visions of Venice – Art is Everywhere Tour
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, September 14th, 2017 - 6:30-8:00pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 5 - Visions of Venice – Art is Everywhere Tour
The Art Without Passports Series presents one of the most romantic and visually appealing cities in the world. Born of water, this island city is home to countless canals and the bridges that cross them. Historical roots run deep in Venice. Signs and symbols of art, architecture and the celebrations of life are everywhere. Artists and non-artists alike are welcome to attend with free admission, as well as free parking. Hope to see you there!
GLS Schedules Labyrinth Art Workshop
Oregon's Trinity Episcopal Cathedral - Portland
Oregon's Trinity Episcopal Cathedral - Portland
Labyrinth Photo Courtesy of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral - Portland, Oregon
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The following photos are from my
Create With The Labyrinth Art Workshop - Trinity Episcopal Cathedral - Portland, Oregon 2017
Create With The Labyrinth Art Workshop - Trinity Episcopal Cathedral - Portland, Oregon 2017
The following photos are from my
Create With The Labyrinth Art Workshop - St. Luke Episcopal's Springwater Studio - Gresham, Oregon 2015
Create With The Labyrinth Art Workshop - St. Luke Episcopal's Springwater Studio - Gresham, Oregon 2015
First Thursday Critique & Demo
DRAWING TRICKS & TECHNIQUES
Oregon Society of Artists
September 7, 2017 - 6:00-8:30pm
Free Admission - Free Parking
With Greg J. Lewis
Artist & Design Director
DRAWING TRICKS & TECHNIQUES
Oregon Society of Artists
September 7, 2017 - 6:00-8:30pm
Free Admission - Free Parking
With Greg J. Lewis
Artist & Design Director
Copyright 2014 - Dara Halverson, Greg's non-art major student
OSA's own exhibit installer, Greg Lewis, will be presenting a demo sampling of his drawing tricks and techniques gained over four decades of professional art and design practice. Whether your art concepts are simple or complex, Greg will share basic drawing methods that will help make your art both time saving and fun. Bring your own drawing (tools and supplies, i.e. pencils, charcoal,
pastels, eraser, etc.), as Greg will provide drawing paper.
Greg's demo will be preceded by a short critique session (doors open at 6). The demo itself starts at 7. It is free and open to the public — no need to be a member for this. All age groups and art experience are encouraged to attend. There will also be some light refreshments.
pastels, eraser, etc.), as Greg will provide drawing paper.
Greg's demo will be preceded by a short critique session (doors open at 6). The demo itself starts at 7. It is free and open to the public — no need to be a member for this. All age groups and art experience are encouraged to attend. There will also be some light refreshments.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, August 17th, 2017 - 6:30-8:00pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 4 - The New Tate Modern Art Gallery - London
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, August 17th, 2017 - 6:30-8:00pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 4 - The New Tate Modern Art Gallery - London
Copyright Herzog & de Meuron, Basel, Swizterland
The Art Without Passports Series of presentations continue to bring art appreciation to artists and non-artists alike. Join us for this unique look at the world's most prestigious modern art gallery. The New Tate Modern not only features its cutting-edge architecture, but showcases the best of abstract artworks and innovative art installations. Another stunning tour destination within the
city limits of London, England, home of Queen & Country.
city limits of London, England, home of Queen & Country.
Greg Lewis Hosts The Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, July 13, 2017 - 6:30-8:00pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
No. 3 - What Makes Art Valuable? - A BBC Documentary
To create art is nothing more than taking an object/subject idea, and turn it into something simple or complex. Along with basic tools, surface materials, art mediums and techniques, the artist expresses that creation. A work of art can have the ability to enrich our lives with purpose and meaning. The historical provenance of the artist and the rarity behind the art are driving forces to its value. Join us for this inside look at high-end auctioned art and why and how this art can be so valuable.
GLS Assists Oregon Society of Artists
June 4 - 27, 2017
Art Reception & Awards - Sunday, June 4, 2017 - 1:00-4:00pm
Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday - 1:00-4:00pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
June 4 - 27, 2017
Art Reception & Awards - Sunday, June 4, 2017 - 1:00-4:00pm
Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday - 1:00-4:00pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
GLS Celebrates Eleven Year
Anniversary of Hospital Art & Design
Deigned by Portland's Malum Architects AIA and built by Askansa Construction. The facility is one of the most technologically advanced medical centres in the U.S. and was opened in June 2006 to more adequately meet the medical needs of the growing Portland metropolitan area. The Greg Lewis Studios was retained to join the PNMC interior design team to design and produce custom chapel furnishings, public space art murals, stained glass restoration, and outdoor signage. The Providence Newberg Medical Center (PNMC) is located in Newberg, Oregon, U.S.A. and is Gold LEED certified and was constructed to replace the outdated Providence Newberg Hospital.
Anniversary of Hospital Art & Design
Deigned by Portland's Malum Architects AIA and built by Askansa Construction. The facility is one of the most technologically advanced medical centres in the U.S. and was opened in June 2006 to more adequately meet the medical needs of the growing Portland metropolitan area. The Greg Lewis Studios was retained to join the PNMC interior design team to design and produce custom chapel furnishings, public space art murals, stained glass restoration, and outdoor signage. The Providence Newberg Medical Center (PNMC) is located in Newberg, Oregon, U.S.A. and is Gold LEED certified and was constructed to replace the outdated Providence Newberg Hospital.
GLS Presents Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, June 15, 2017 - 6:30-8:00pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
Anthony Quinn (1915-2001) - Actor/Artist Transcending Boundaries
Join us in this evening presentation, as we celebrate the extraordinary art talent of this internationally famous actor, writer and gifted artist. His paintings, prints and sculpture will take us into his creative world, not often widely seen by the general public. A pleasant surprise for all, as we hope to see you there.
GLS Presents Art Without Passports Series
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, May 18, 2017 - 6:30-8:00pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
Art Treasures of the Louvre Art Museum - Paris
Oregon Society of Artists
Thursday, May 18, 2017 - 6:30-8:00pm
Admission is free - Parking Available
Art Treasures of the Louvre Art Museum - Paris
The Louvre Art Museum in Paris, France - Photo Courtesy of Europeantrip.org
If you've ever wanted to visit Paris' Louvre Art Museum, now here's your chance from the comfort of staying in town. Join us for an evening presentation filled with interesting facts and historical art from one of the world's oldest and largest art venues, located in the City of Lights. Paris, France. We hope to see you there.
GLS Partners With OSA - Oregon Society of Artists
& Portland Photographers' Forum Joint Exhibit
Greg J. Lewis, Artist & Design Director will help coordinate installation with Portland Photographers' Forum, as well as both OSA member art shows and guest artist exhibitions.
Since 1926 the Oregon Society of Artists has been promoting the artistic and professional interests of its members as well as providing visual arts programs to the public. The OSA nurtures and promotes Oregon artists by providing exhibit opportunities, coordinating educational programs and doing various art-related projects for the community.
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing from 1 pm to 4pm daily except Sundays and Holidays. OSA memberships are available and visitors
are always welcome.
Plan your visit today!
503-228-0706
& Portland Photographers' Forum Joint Exhibit
Greg J. Lewis, Artist & Design Director will help coordinate installation with Portland Photographers' Forum, as well as both OSA member art shows and guest artist exhibitions.
Since 1926 the Oregon Society of Artists has been promoting the artistic and professional interests of its members as well as providing visual arts programs to the public. The OSA nurtures and promotes Oregon artists by providing exhibit opportunities, coordinating educational programs and doing various art-related projects for the community.
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing from 1 pm to 4pm daily except Sundays and Holidays. OSA memberships are available and visitors
are always welcome.
Plan your visit today!
503-228-0706
GLS Honors A Special Exhibit Sponsored by OSA - Oregon Society of Artists
"Art From The Heart" - Paintings by Artists from Albertina Kerr
Ryan Williams, Curator
April 3 - May 4, 2017 / Reception Sunday, April 30, 2017 - 1- 3pm
"Art From The Heart" - Paintings by Artists from Albertina Kerr
Ryan Williams, Curator
April 3 - May 4, 2017 / Reception Sunday, April 30, 2017 - 1- 3pm
"2wo Friends Always Colide" - by Jessica Boyer
"Art From The Heart" is Albertina Kerr's art center and gallery for adults with developmental disabilities. Striving to foster each artist's creative growth, building positive relationships within the community, and promoting an awareness of the cultural contributions from people with all abilities. For more information, or to arrange a visit, contact:
Art From The Heart Art Center & Gallery
Annie Reardon
Program Manager- Art from the Heart
503-528-0744
[email protected]
AlbertinaKerr.org
Gallery hours
Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm
Studio hours
Mon-Fri, 9am-2pm
Art from the Heart
3505 NE Broadway Street
Portland, OR 97232
Oregon’s 2nd most admired non-profit in a survey of more than 1,800 CEOs and business leaders by the Portland Business Journal.
Plan your next art visit to: Art From The Heart Studio & Gallery
GLS Honors the Work of the Infusion Gallery
Now featured at the main gallery of OSA - Oregon Society of Artists through April 7th, 2017.
The Infusion Gallery is an artistic program of ALSO - Adult Learning Systems of Oregon, Inc.
Infusion Gallery
Located in scenic downtown Troutdale, Oregon, moments from Interstate I-84.
Public parking available along the street and in the rear of the building.
305 E Columbia Rivwr Hwy. Troutdale, Oregon 97060
Parris Foley, Infusion Gallery Art Director
[email protected]
Cell: 503-799-7799
Office: 503-489-6565
Plan your next art visit to Infusion Gallery - "Artists & Community Making a Difference"
Now featured at the main gallery of OSA - Oregon Society of Artists through April 7th, 2017.
The Infusion Gallery is an artistic program of ALSO - Adult Learning Systems of Oregon, Inc.
Infusion Gallery
Located in scenic downtown Troutdale, Oregon, moments from Interstate I-84.
Public parking available along the street and in the rear of the building.
305 E Columbia Rivwr Hwy. Troutdale, Oregon 97060
Parris Foley, Infusion Gallery Art Director
[email protected]
Cell: 503-799-7799
Office: 503-489-6565
Plan your next art visit to Infusion Gallery - "Artists & Community Making a Difference"
Brochure Cover Art Courtesy of Infusion Gallery
Oregon Society of Artists & Greg J. Lewis Presents
Art Planning for the Emerging Artist
The Mural Art Process
A Planning Workshop
In the Gallery - Thursday Evenings - 6:30-9:00pm
April 13, 20, 27, 2017
Cost: $150 – Please bring your art planning supplies
Pre-register through OSA: [email protected]
503-228-0706
Art Planning for the Emerging Artist
The Mural Art Process
A Planning Workshop
In the Gallery - Thursday Evenings - 6:30-9:00pm
April 13, 20, 27, 2017
Cost: $150 – Please bring your art planning supplies
Pre-register through OSA: [email protected]
503-228-0706
Are you ready to take your art to a new level? Are you interested in placing your art into public and private venues through art commissions? Join us, as Greg will show 2 case studies on his planning and creative process to help bring your art into large space installations. Whether interior or exterior venues that call for large scale work, your final art work can lead to success. Several funding resources are presented for a call for art invitation. Presentation strategies are discussed and pricing estimates are reviewed. Over and beyond the basic elements of art and the principles of design, Greg provides practical insights and exercises to engage a large audience.
Outlined handouts are provided, as needed.
Outlined handouts are provided, as needed.
Greg is a mixed media artist and design director. His Greg Lewis Studios practice is celebrating over 40 years of creating contemporary art and decor furnishings for clients in architecture, interior design, publishing, art collections, liturgical and healing environments. In addition to his art and design studio practice, Greg has taught drawing, painting, and watercolor studios at Concordia University for over two decades and was co-founder of its libraries’ art & culture program. He has led art and architecture tours to both London and Paris for art and culture appreciation. Working closely with his clients, art patrons, and often with artist collaborations in wood, metal and art glass, Greg produces art commissions of timeless beauty that touch the human spirit. Greg’s vitae, online portfolio, and art news can be accessed a GregLewisStudios.net. As a member of OSA, Greg is instrumental in installing member art shows and guest exhibitions.
GLS Joins The Artists
Registry @ ECVA
Offers a way for all to explore ways in which art and the artist may support the missions of faith groups and how they might also lead to a deeper understanding of an ever-evolving, transcending spirituality.
The Artists Registry @ ECVA is a division of the Episcopal Church & Visual Arts, Inc. (ECVA). Please direct questions regarding
the registry to [email protected]. Check out Greg's archived article on his involvement with the Spirituality & The Arts Camp, 2005, Christ Church Episcopal Parish, Lake Oswego, Oregon.
Registry @ ECVA
Offers a way for all to explore ways in which art and the artist may support the missions of faith groups and how they might also lead to a deeper understanding of an ever-evolving, transcending spirituality.
The Artists Registry @ ECVA is a division of the Episcopal Church & Visual Arts, Inc. (ECVA). Please direct questions regarding
the registry to [email protected]. Check out Greg's archived article on his involvement with the Spirituality & The Arts Camp, 2005, Christ Church Episcopal Parish, Lake Oswego, Oregon.
GLS Schedules Labyrinth Art Workshop
Oregon's Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Oregon's Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Labyrinth Photo Courtesy of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral - Portland, Oregon
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The following photos are from my
Create With The Labyrinth Art Workshop - St. Luke Episcopal's Springwater Studio - Gresham, Oregon 2015
Create With The Labyrinth Art Workshop - St. Luke Episcopal's Springwater Studio - Gresham, Oregon 2015
GLS Exhibits With OSA
Oregon Society of Artists
Since 1926 the Oregon Society of Artists has been promoting the artistic and professional interests of its members as well as providing visual arts programs to the public. The OSA nurtures and promotes Oregon artists by providing exhibit opportunities, coordinating educational programs and doing various art-related projects for the community. Greg J. Lewis, Artist & Design Director will help coordinate installation with OSA member art shows and guest artist exhibitions.
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for
free viewing from 1 pm to 4pm daily except Sundays and Holidays. OSA memberships are available and visitors are always welcome. Plan your visit today!
503-228-0706
Please note that due to weather conditions, the Opening Reception will reschedule to Sunday, February 12th - 1:00-3:00pm.
The 3 participating digital, giclee prints are from the Greg Lewis Studios Art Print Gallery Collection and are available for purchase. To express your interest in the GLS Art Print Gallery, I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
GLS Partners With OSA - Oregon Society of Artists
Concordia University Library Art & Culture
Regional Arts & Culture Council
Since 1926 the Oregon Society of Artists has been promoting the artistic and professional interests of its members as well as providing visual arts programs to the public. The OSA nurtures and promotes Oregon artists by providing exhibit opportunities, coordinating educational programs and doing various art-related projects for the community. Greg J. Lewis, Artist & Design Director will help coordinate installation with Concordia Library's Art & Culture Director, Linda Church, as well as both OSA member art shows and guest artist exhibitions.
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for
free viewing from 1 pm to 4pm daily except Sundays and Holidays.
OSA memberships are available and visitors are always welcome.
Plan your visit today!
503-228-0706
Concordia University Library Art & Culture
Regional Arts & Culture Council
Since 1926 the Oregon Society of Artists has been promoting the artistic and professional interests of its members as well as providing visual arts programs to the public. The OSA nurtures and promotes Oregon artists by providing exhibit opportunities, coordinating educational programs and doing various art-related projects for the community. Greg J. Lewis, Artist & Design Director will help coordinate installation with Concordia Library's Art & Culture Director, Linda Church, as well as both OSA member art shows and guest artist exhibitions.
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for
free viewing from 1 pm to 4pm daily except Sundays and Holidays.
OSA memberships are available and visitors are always welcome.
Plan your visit today!
503-228-0706
GLS Joins Liturgical Artists Directory 2017
The Liturgical Artists Directory 2017, now in its 10th anniversary issue. is a resource publication of the Linda McCray Studio, LLC of Clancy, Montana. Listed members are liturgical consultants, artists, architects, and fabrication professionals. They are coming from a variety of fields and backgrounds including the arts, art history, architecture, education, liturgy, and pastoral work. They are passionate about and active in the ministry of church art and architecture.
The art, design and art education work of the Greg Lewis Studios is listed on page two.
For your next art and decor furnishings project, call Greg at 503-348-5176, email: [email protected], or access the GLS ART CONTACT link.
The Liturgical Artists Directory 2017, now in its 10th anniversary issue. is a resource publication of the Linda McCray Studio, LLC of Clancy, Montana. Listed members are liturgical consultants, artists, architects, and fabrication professionals. They are coming from a variety of fields and backgrounds including the arts, art history, architecture, education, liturgy, and pastoral work. They are passionate about and active in the ministry of church art and architecture.
The art, design and art education work of the Greg Lewis Studios is listed on page two.
For your next art and decor furnishings project, call Greg at 503-348-5176, email: [email protected], or access the GLS ART CONTACT link.
GLS Remembers J. David Richen
Liturgical Architect 1940-2016
News has reached me of the passing of beloved friend and gifted architect, J. David Richen. David and I met in 1982 when I joined the Liturgical Arts Resource Center, LARC at Marylhurst University. We were of like minds when we shared our faith and our liturgical art gifts and abilities. I was a practicing liturgical graphic designer and David was well involved in the development of church architecture. We shared studio space at a time and he would refer me to numerous art commissions from art murals, sculpture, stained glass to art restoration projects. We often went out to view his work in progress, as well as churches completed. David had his inflences and personal friendship with the late architect, Pietro Belluschi, AIA. David was a great listener who personally, always working closely with his clients and hand picking his contractors, and using the best building materials. He loved good liturgical artists in his planning, as well as using their skilled artworks to complete the interiors of his churches, enhancing the worship experience to a wide range of communities. Please access the Sanctuary For Sacred Arts website page for more information on the life and times our dear friend and professional colleague, J. David Richen, RIP.
Liturgical Architect 1940-2016
News has reached me of the passing of beloved friend and gifted architect, J. David Richen. David and I met in 1982 when I joined the Liturgical Arts Resource Center, LARC at Marylhurst University. We were of like minds when we shared our faith and our liturgical art gifts and abilities. I was a practicing liturgical graphic designer and David was well involved in the development of church architecture. We shared studio space at a time and he would refer me to numerous art commissions from art murals, sculpture, stained glass to art restoration projects. We often went out to view his work in progress, as well as churches completed. David had his inflences and personal friendship with the late architect, Pietro Belluschi, AIA. David was a great listener who personally, always working closely with his clients and hand picking his contractors, and using the best building materials. He loved good liturgical artists in his planning, as well as using their skilled artworks to complete the interiors of his churches, enhancing the worship experience to a wide range of communities. Please access the Sanctuary For Sacred Arts website page for more information on the life and times our dear friend and professional colleague, J. David Richen, RIP.
Plan your next art and architecture visit to see David's work in person, the following maps are for that purpose:
Queen of Angels Monastery Chapel - Mt. Angel, Oregon
St. Mary Catholic Church Parish Hall & Church Restoration - Mt. Angel, Oregon
Our Lady of Guadalupe Trappist Abbey Church & Guest House - Lafayette, Oregon
St. Gabriel Episcopal Church - Portland, Oregon
Queen of Angels Monastery Chapel - Mt. Angel, Oregon
St. Mary Catholic Church Parish Hall & Church Restoration - Mt. Angel, Oregon
Our Lady of Guadalupe Trappist Abbey Church & Guest House - Lafayette, Oregon
St. Gabriel Episcopal Church - Portland, Oregon
The following photo images are but a few of David's architectural commissions:
"Wednesday Market" - Brooks Hickerson
GLS Exhibits with OSA - Oregon Society of Artists
January is Volunteer Show Month at OSA. Many artist volunteers who help assist in art workshops and classes, art administration, visitor hospitality and exhibit installation, are invited to show their best art works. Since 1926 the Oregon Society of Artists has been promoting the artistic and professional interests of its members as well as providing visual arts programs to the public. The OSA nurtures and promotes Oregon artists by providing exhibit opportunities, coordinating educational programs and doing various art-related projects for the community.
Volunteer Show - JAN. 8-26, 2017
Opening Reception, Sunday, JAN. 22th - 1:00- 3:00pm
2185 SW Park Place, Portland,Oregon 97205
503-228-0706
The OSA Gallery is open to the public for free viewing from 1 pm to 4pm daily except Sundays and Holidays.
The 3 participating giclee prints are from the Greg Lewis Studios Art Print Gallery Collection and are available for purchase. To express your interest in the
GLS Giclee Art Print Gallery, I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
GLS Giclee Art Print Gallery, I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected].
You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
GLS Creates Canyon Fury - 2017
To express your interest in the digital Giclee Art Print Gallery, I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected]. You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
To express your interest in the digital Giclee Art Print Gallery, I am happy to accept your call or email. Phone Greg Lewis at 503-348-5176 or by email: [email protected]. You can also go to the GLS Contact Page of this GLS Website.
GLS YEAR END 2016
GLS Celebrates Holy Trinity Tabernacle
Originally designed, fabricated and dedicated in 2001, the dual entry door tabernacle was located in the glass wall separating the main sanctuary and daily chapel of Holy Trinity Catholic Church of Beaverton, Oregon. A later decision was made to move the tabernacle to the main sanctuary allowing wider
visibility and better access.
Designed by the Greg Lewis Studios and features overall fabrication
by Sean Kerry. Hand-carved granite doors with 24 karat gold leaf inlay
by Matt Evelley. Recent enhancements were granite topped pedestal
in Mahogany wood with baldaquin arches by wood craftsman,
Darin Klaas and project managed by Mark Balcom.
The tabernacle baldaquin is accented by a brass trinity medallion
and engineered by artist, John Groth.
The Holy Trinity Tabernacle, now a prominent liturgical furnishing
in the sanctuary space and in full service for its worship community.
Other GLS projects for the Holy Trinity Catholic Church:
210ft. Mural Frieze of the Passion of Christ - 2001
Chapel Crucifix - 2001
Risen Christ Cross in Bas Relief Wood Sculpture - 2003
Sacred Space Art Murals for the Holy Trinity Schools - 2004
The Holy Trinity Catholic Church was built by The Grant Company - Architect, J. David Richen (1940-2016)
and concescrated by Archbishop, John Vlazny, Emeritus in 2001.
Originally designed, fabricated and dedicated in 2001, the dual entry door tabernacle was located in the glass wall separating the main sanctuary and daily chapel of Holy Trinity Catholic Church of Beaverton, Oregon. A later decision was made to move the tabernacle to the main sanctuary allowing wider
visibility and better access.
Designed by the Greg Lewis Studios and features overall fabrication
by Sean Kerry. Hand-carved granite doors with 24 karat gold leaf inlay
by Matt Evelley. Recent enhancements were granite topped pedestal
in Mahogany wood with baldaquin arches by wood craftsman,
Darin Klaas and project managed by Mark Balcom.
The tabernacle baldaquin is accented by a brass trinity medallion
and engineered by artist, John Groth.
The Holy Trinity Tabernacle, now a prominent liturgical furnishing
in the sanctuary space and in full service for its worship community.
Other GLS projects for the Holy Trinity Catholic Church:
210ft. Mural Frieze of the Passion of Christ - 2001
Chapel Crucifix - 2001
Risen Christ Cross in Bas Relief Wood Sculpture - 2003
Sacred Space Art Murals for the Holy Trinity Schools - 2004
The Holy Trinity Catholic Church was built by The Grant Company - Architect, J. David Richen (1940-2016)
and concescrated by Archbishop, John Vlazny, Emeritus in 2001.
Plan your next art visit to Holy Trinity Catholic Church & School in Beaverton, Oregon
