Digital Exhibition

Gender Euphoria: Contemporary Art Beyond the Binary

Summer 2020 exhition

Gender Euphoria features works by PNW gender non-conforming artists who explore feelings of delight and elation in genderqueerness.

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Gender Euphoria: Contemporary Art Beyond the Binary open now!

Museum Building Currently Closed to the Public:

Moving Forward in the World of COVID-19 and Beyond

 

Wednesday-Friday, noon to 4 p.m.
Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Adults: $5,
Free for Members, Youth (0-18),
PCC, SNAP, WIC cards

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Digital Exhibition

This IS Kalapuyan Land

Experience a bold and critical exhibit that honors the unique history of the Tualatin Kalapuyan peoples and tells the stories of indigenous descendants who are contributing to cultural survivance today.

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Gender Euphoria: Contemporary Art Beyond the Binary open now!

Museum Building Currently Closed to the Public:

Moving Forward in the World of COVID-19 and Beyond

Wednesday-Friday, noon to 4 p.m.
Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Adults: $5,
Free for Members, Youth (0-18),
PCC, SNAP, WIC cards

More Information & Directions

LATEST NEWS

Moving Forward in the World of COVID-19 and Beyond

Our building will not be accessible to the public until March of next year at the earliest. Luckily, Five Oaks Museum is more than a building. We are shifting from reacting to change to being present in the world as it is right now; we are finding a path forward that is receptive, optimistic, and extraordinary. Thank you for taking this journey with us.

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UPCOMING EXHIBITION

DISplace

Opening November 12, 2020

Guest Curators Lehuauakea and Kanani Miyamoto are creating an exhibition that shines light on the widely unknown connection between Hawai‘i, the Pacific Northwest, and the communities that continue to flow between these two regions.

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DISplace

IN THE COMMUNITY

Museum at (Our Place): This IS Kalapuyan Land

Bring a pop-up exhibition with 10 yard signs to your school, facility, or neighborhood, then extend the learning with the activities and resources in the Stay Learning guide. Or, visit one of the neighborhood exhibitions at Friends of Historic Forest Grove, Congress Yard Projects (PDX), APANO Orchards 82 (PDX), and coming soon to downtown Hillsboro and OMSI.

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Exhibitions on View

This IS
Kalapuyan Land

A bold and critical exhibit that honors the unique history of the Tualatin Kalapuyan peoples and tells the stories of indigenous descendants who are contributing to cultural survivance today. Learn more

Gender Euphoria: Contemporary Art Beyond the Binary

Opening July 9, 2020. Gender Euphoria features works by PNW gender non-conforming artists who explore feelings of delight, bliss, and elation in genderqueerness. Learn more

Ghost Net Landscape | Emily Miller

Since 2015, Miller has created machine-stitched baskets from this fishing rope washed up on the coastlines of Oregon, Kauai, and Maine. Learn more

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