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We are a vehicle to inspire rural artistic communities by connecting artists from every genre and art enthusiasts to come together. With a mission to propel their community…
The Center for Contemporary Art & Culture is a dynamic platform for thinkers, makers, scholars, craftsmen, writers, and performers invested in examining contemporary culture via exhibition, lecture, performance,…
The Myrtle Point Public Library Foundation is a non-profit corporation formed to encourage community investment in the construction of a new or expanded library building. After furnishing that…
New Expressive Works (N.E.W.) engages audiences with the creative power of multi-cultural, multi-genre, and multi-disciplinary professional independent performing artists, by providing critical studio space for artistic research, education,…
The Oregon Artists Series Foundation facilitates new public art in downtown Salem. It organized Mayor’s Art Annual exhibitions and the purchase of art for the Salem Convention Center…
The purpose of the Oregon Friends of C. G. Jung (OFCGJ) is to further the knowledge of and interest in Jungian psychology in the state of Oregon. OFCGJ…
The Oregon Humanities Center (OHC) seeks to promote and strengthen the humanities, both on campus and in the broader community, by supporting humanities research and teaching, fostering collaboration…
Oregon Humanities connects Oregonians to ideas that change lives and transform communities, encouraging Oregonians to learn about and discuss social, cultural, and public issues. Programs include Conversation Project,…
The Oregon Potters Association serves as a professional liaison between the public, galleries, businesses, publications and arts agencies locally, nationally and globally. Our members organize cooperative purchases to…