Art Wall News

The Art Wall in Fuller Hall changes exhibits monthly, and features Portland area artists. Featured artists are selected by the Art Committee. During social hour following the Sunday worship services, congregants enjoy the changing exhibit, and can also purchase pieces for their own collections. 

In July and August
Red Lodge Artists will be showing their art beginning June and running through the middle of July. The artists are Native American men incarcerated in Oregon prisons. Their artwork uses painting, drawing and sculpture to reflect their Native American culture. The artwork is donated to show and sell in support of the Red Lodge Women’s Transition House, a program that helps Native American women successfully navigate the challenges of moving from prison back into the community.
Starting in mid-July and running through August, the art wall welcomes artist Sharon Geraci. An Oregon artist specializing in water-media, Sharon is active in the Watercolor Society of Oregon and has served as its president. Besides landscape and figurative works, Sharon’s work includes abstracts. Recently she has been concentrating on creating abstract collages using papers stained with acrylic paint. Sharon has also completed murals for a variety of commercial, non-profit and private residential clients in the Portland/metro area. She is currently represented by the Gallerie Rene' in Portland and the Parish Gallery in Washington, DC. Sharon teaches classes at the Multnomah Art center in abstract collage. Her work will be up in Fuller Hall starting Sunday, July 18.

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