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2/2/12 -

Artist Shu-Ju Wang's "The Laundry Maze"

2/2/12 -

Fall campaigns bring Work for Art to 83% of goal with four months remaining

1/23/12 -

Major private funders renew support for The Right Brain Initiative

1/17/12 -

Regional Arts & Culture Council publishes "2011 Year in Review"

12/19/11 -

RACC awards record sum for project grants

12/14/11 -

New mural brings Cuban flair to NE Glisan

11/30/11 -

"History of land use in Hillsdale"

11/15/11 -

RACC Seeks Artist Submissions for the Portable Works Collection

11/2/11 -

RACC elects two new board members

10/25/11 -

Artist Heidi Keith Presents "Saving Daylight" at the Portland Building, November 14 – December 16, 2011

10/10/11 -

Artist Emily Nachison Presents "Tectonic" at the Portland Building Installation Space

10/7/11 -

Community leaders identify gaps, commit to strengthening arts education

10/3/11 -

"Music for All" changes name to "Arts for All"

9/19/11 -

RACC has moved to 411 NW Park

9/12/11 -

The Right Brain Initiative adds six new schools and one new district

9/6/11 -

"The Hidden Life of Bridges" premieres Thursday, September 8th, at dusk

9/6/11 -

RACC renews its $1.6 million investment in 44 local arts organizations

9/1/11 -

Work for Art launches sixth annual campaign

8/24/11 -

Artist Zachary Rau presents "Tangible" inspired by Local Architecture

7/20/11 -

Michael Endo's "Et in Arcadia Ego" installation 8/1-26

6/28/11 -

Portland’s Public Art Shines at National Conference

6/27/11 -

Eric Stotik named RACC’s 2011 Fellow in Visual Arts

6/15/11 -

Work for Art cruises past goal

6/9/11 -

The Regional Arts & Culture Council elects new board members and officers

6/8/11 -

Artists-in-residence explore the hidden lives of Portland’s bridges

6/3/11 -

RACC Project Grants: Intent to Apply due Wed 8/3, 5pm

6/2/11 -

OAC and RACC announce a joint Oregon Public Art Roster

5/19/11 -

The Right Brain Initiative’s three-day arts education seminar provides creative tools for classrooms

5/17/11 -

The Right Brain Initiative wins support from the National Endowment for the Arts

5/10/11 -

Artists Chloé Womack and Brennan Broome present "A Home and a Country Should Leave Us No More "

4/27/11 -

Artist Damon Harris presents "Fool’s Gold" at the Portland Building 4/27-5/13

3/4/11 -

Adam Moser's "End Credits," a Video Installation

3/1/11 -

Local software developer builds a new iPhone app for public art in Portland

2/17/11 -

New Private funders support The Right Brain Initiative

2/9/11 -

Visual artists invited to apply for RACC’s 2011 fellowship award

2/3/11 -

Now showing at the Portland Building Installation Space: "Subduction"

2/2/11 -

RACC and Right Brain seek community input on arts education

1/31/11 -

RACC’s State of the Arts presentation is March 9th at 9:30 AM

1/26/11 -

Student Quilt on display at Bank of America, Oak Grove

1/18/11 -

RACC and BCA prepare for two major research studies

1/5/11 -

Artist Hsin-Yi Huang Presents Collective at the Portland Building January 18 – February 11, 2011

12/20/10 -

RACC announces 2011 Project Grants

12/2/10 -

New guide to Portland’s public art now available

11/11/10 -

The Right Brain Initiative unveils imaginative new website

11/10/10 -

RACC unveils temporary art installations in vacant downtown storefronts

11/9/10 -

Artist Damon Harris presents a light-based installation at the Portland Building, November 22 – December 17, 2010

10/15/10 -

Media Alert: Citizens will celebrate Portlandia’s 25th Birthday on Friday, October 15 at 3:00 PM

9/30/10 -

Artist Hilary Pfeifer presents The Beauty of Life Installation at the Portland Building, 10/14 – 11/12

9/29/10 -

The Right Brain Initiative adds new schools in 2010-11

9/9/10 -

Mobile, multimedia exhibit celebrates first national Arts in Education Week

Through vision, leadership, and service, the Regional Arts & Culture Council (RACC) works to integrate arts and culture in all aspects of community life. RACC serves the Portland, Oregon Metropolitan Region, including Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington counties.

Through vision, leadership, and service, the Regional Arts & Culture Council (RACC) works to integrate arts and culture in all aspects of community life. RACC serves the Portland, Oregon Metropolitan Region, including Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington counties.