February 6 – March 14, 2026

The Art of Ecology exhibition series brings together three distinct explorations: Rhythms of Timbre by Leah Wilson and Sally Finch, Predictions by Jerri Bartholomew, Svea Bruslind, Aliya Jamil, and Vaishnavi Padaki, and The Depth of Perception by Joe Cantrell. Each artist observes records, and responds to the living systems that surround us. In their work, observation, research, and reflection intertwine, data transforms into emotion, and art becomes a language through which we can understand our changing world.

November 2025 – July 2026

Wild Classified is a partnership between North Pole Studio and Patricia Reser Center for the Arts, grounded in a shared belief that art is most powerful when all voices are included. Installed across The Reser’s windows, the exhibition opens a view into neurodivergent creativity – bold, imaginative, and deeply human. Together, the two organizations widen the window, creating space for more voices, more stories, and more ways of seeing.

April 03 – May 17, 2026

Uplifting voices and holding a safe space for self-expression, Hope is Beyond Words showcases creative works drawn from survivors’ experiences. Serving as a catalyst to prompt conversations about collective responsibility and eliminating violence in our communities, individuals come together to help other survivors realize they are not alone that behind the faceless statistics, trauma affects real people in our lives. Demonstrating the human spirit through visual art and written word, individuals from Beaverton and Washington County share insights into the complexities, struggles, realities, and resilience of experiencing trauma, recognizing that everyone deserves to be physically and emotionally safe in our community.

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