Oregon Society of Artists is now Oregon Art Center

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Logo of the Oregon Society of Artists with a traveling tube of paint to the right.

Thank you to students at Lincoln High School for making the graphic above!

Create. Connect. Grow.

A cluttered art studio workspace with paintbrushes, jars, and art supplies scattered on a wooden table, with an abstract painting in progress in the background.

Classes 

Discover a new passion or sharpen your skills with our weekly sessions. Led by professional artists, our classes offer a supportive environment for every experience level to grow and create.

Classes
Classes
Close-up of a wooden artist's palette with multicolored paint smears, hangs on a white wall with a metal hook.

Workshops 

Dive deep into specific techniques with our 1-4 day intensives. These focused sessions are led by expert instructors and designed to provide a high-impact creative experience for all skill levels.

Workshops
Workshops
Person holding an artist's palette with various bright paint colors, in front of a colorful abstract painting.

Call to Artists 

OAC hosts monthly exhibitions with rotating themes and regularly issues calls to artists, welcoming submissions from artists of all backgrounds and experience levels.

Call to Artists
Call to Artists
A collection of chalk pastels in various colors arranged in open boxes outdoors on a concrete surface.

Join the Community 

Become an OAC member and receive discounts on classes, workshops, gallery submissions and invitations to special events!

Memberships
Memberships

Happening at OAC

Two women and a man in an art class, with one woman seated at a table considering her artwork, another woman working at a separate table, and a man standing at a table using a paintbrush, surrounded by art supplies and artworks on the wall.

Scott Gellatly class in February 2025

Event poster for a photography exhibition featuring a sunset or dawn scene on a beach with an old shipwreck and a comet in the sky. The exhibition is from April 2-30, 2026, with an opening reception on April 2 from 5:30-7:30 pm, in collaboration with Portland Photographers Forum, curated by Bob Bergstrom.

Photograph above by James Parker

A group of people gathered in an art studio or classroom, some seated and some standing, watching an artist demonstrate painting on an easel, with painting supplies and seated viewers nearby.

Max Ginsburg workshop in January 2026

Currently on view in the Gallery: the Photography Exhibition.
On view April 2 - 30.

Take a look at all of the artworks in the Photography Exhibition here.