For Current Students
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Camille Shumann ’14 -
Kelsey Westergard ’14 -
Rachel Wolfson ’14 -
Rhianna Feeney ’14 -
Jonas Fahnestock ’14 -
Tony Chrenka ’14 -
Anna Vogel ’14 -
Larissa Board ’14 -
Samantha Sarvet ’14 -
Matt Cogdill ’14 -
Amelia Walsh ’14 -
Savannah Prentiss ’14 -
Taylor Wallau ’14 -
Claire Tsuji ’13 -
Spencer Byrne-Seres ’13 -
Gianluca Giarrizzo ’13 -
Abigail Rose McNamara ’12 -
Elana Webb ’12 -
Mathew Bennett Laurents ’12 -
Katherine Groesbeck ’11
We are committed to helping students achieve the visual literacy that is essential to negotiating the world today. We prepare students to pursue advanced degrees in graduate school; for careers as visual artists or in gallery, museum, and arts administration; and for a life enriched by the visual arts.
Our studio art program is supported by outstanding facilities and faculty. Our artists have a particular commitment to craft and the skills to introduce students to the key critical questions and themes in artistic practice today. Our art history program exposes students to a wide variety of art from East Asian, European, and Latin-American cultures, from the ancient world to the present day. Faculty offer rigorous introductions, advanced courses in specific art-historical periods, and thematic seminars that consider art in the context of ideas rather than simply historical chronology.
News
From Trash to Treasure: Creating Art From Waste
Cara Tomlinson’s Art and Ecology class uses waste materials from around Portland to create beautiful and meaningful works of art. This course offers a fresh approach to creative practice, merging art and ecology to help students respond to the climate crisis, explore the agency of materials, and build connections to place.
On Being a Porous Boundary
On Being a Porous Boundary is copresented by Lewis & Clark College and A-B Projects at the Ronna and Eric Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary Art from November 19, 2024–February 18, 2025.
Opening Young Eyes to the World of Fine Art
Lewis & Clark enters the second year of its engagement with the Portland Art Museum’s paid college internship program, an opportunity for students to facilitate interactive K-12 group visits in the galleries.