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Portraits and Figures

On view Online February 7 - March 6, 2025

On view in the OSA Gallery

February 6 - 27, 2025​

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Visit the OSA Gallery

2185 SW Park Place, Portland, OR 97205

Monday – Friday 10 AM – 4 PM and Saturday 1 – 4 PM

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The Gallery at OSA is excited to announce Portraits and Figures! This exhibition aims to showcase the wide range of experimental forms, compositions, and subjects featured in contemporary depictions of the figure. Since ancient times, artists have attempted to capture the aura, humor, and beauty of humanity through representational, abstract, and anatomical art. The figure remains one of the most challenging and rewarding subjects to represent in both form and concept.

Richard Ferguson judged this exhibition.

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Artwork in the show is available for purchase through this website or the Gallery unless marked "not for sale" or "out of stock".

If you are out of town and need your purchased artwork shipped, prices do not include shipping or handling.

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Questions? Email info@ostartists.org or call 503-228-0706. See current Calls to Artists from OSA​.

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award winners

Award Winners

    Abstracts

    Drawing
    Charcoal, colored pencil, conte crayon, graphite, pastel, pen and ink

      Figures

      Mixed Media
      Digital art, mixed media, photography

        Landscape

        Paintings
        Acrylic, egg tempera, gouache, oil, watercolor

        StillLife

        Sculptures
        Ceramic, mixed media, pottery, resin, wood

          about the juror

          Richard

          Ferguson

          About Richard

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          Richard, a former illustrator and graphic designer, now dedicates himself full-time to figurative painting and drawing. Primarily working in oil, pencil, and charcoal, he occasionally explores pastel, watercolor, and sculpture. His work often focuses on the human figure, though he also creates still life and landscapes. Combining realism with surreal elements, Richard’s art invites viewers to look beyond the surface, using dynamic compositions and symbolism to provoke deeper reflection. His pieces blend influences from art history while capturing timeless, universal expressions that encourage interpretation and inner dialogue.

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