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Visual Arts 2025: A look at the year that was
Visual Arts 2025: A look at the year that was
Visual Arts 2025: A look at the year that was

Published on: 12/26/2025

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From the Portland Art Museum's $116 million reinvigoration to a bevy of innovative exhibitions, it's been a good art year in Oregon despite the Trump Administration's war on arts and culture.

News Source : https://www.orartswatch.org/visual-arts-2025-a-look-at-the-year-that-was/

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