SEA = Social Environmental Art
Street view of SEA Change Gallery
Gallery tour below!
SEA Change is a gallery and community event space in Portland, Oregon, USA.
SEA Change’s mission is to advocate for environmental consciousness, animal rights, and social justice via art exhibits and community events open to all walks of life.
In addition to curating social and environmental art exhibits, SEA Change’s space is offered free of charge to community-based groups and individuals organizing free events, lectures, gatherings, music, and performances intent on making the world a better place for us all to share.
Co-Curator Katherine Ball
Co-Curator Alec Neal
Co-founded in March 2009 by emerging artists Katherine Ball and Alec Neal.
SEA Change is located at the Everett Station Lofts nonprofit artist community in the historic Old Town/Chinatown district of downtown Portland, Oregon. Old Town/Chinatown is an eclectic hub of Portland’s young art scene, Asian heritage, and transitional housing for people impacted by homelessness, poverty and addiction.
* People and Planet Before Profit *
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Gallery Interior (front to back)
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Gallery Interior (back room)
[...] spaces, beginning with Copy Gallery in Philadelphia, PA, Goonies Project Space in Vancouver BC, and SEA Change in Portland, OR. Eventually, there will be a group exhibition with all of the weavings from the [...]
By: workspace » Blog Archive » A Room-A Loom: A Call To Weave (May 5-23) on May 19, 2009
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[...] Gallery in Philadelphia, PA, Goonies Project Space in Vancouver BC, CAIRO Gallery is Seattle and SEA Change in Portland, OR. Eventually, there will be a group exhibition with all of the weavings from the [...]
By: workspace » Blog Archive » A Room-A Loom (June 19th, 7-10pm) on June 15, 2009
at 3:56 pm
[...] tuned for an exact time. In the meantime, please check out SEA Change’s website, (http://seagallery.wordpress.com/about), or visit during the gallery’s open [...]
By: First event coming September 26th! « Poetcetera! on August 5, 2009
at 6:26 pm