Gallery 110

The Exchange

“It’s a great opportunity to share our artists’ works with new audiences, and for each gallery to put something new and unexpected before their regular patrons” says Blackfish director Gina Carrington. “And each gallery is perfectly sited – Blackfish in Portland’s vibrant Pearl District, and 110 at the heart of

the arts district in Pioneer Square. This exchange opens up great opportunities for each.” A broad range of approaches will be included in the Blackfish offerings at Gallery 110, from mixed media, to prints, to paintings, abstracts to representational – a little something for every viewer.

About Blackfish Gallery

Blackfish Gallery was born in 1979, mid-wifed by a group of Portland art professors interested in supporting each other professionally, and in exhibiting their work outside the usual constraints of a commercial art gallery. Since that time, Blackfish has become one of the most enduring artist-owned

galleries in the United States. Over 150 prominent Oregon and Washington artists have been represented over the years.  Blackfish currently represents 31 artists; three are founding members and have been with the gallery from the beginning. In addition to nurturing their individual aesthetic visions and managing their own careers, our artists are equal partners in the business of running the gallery.

Participating Blackfish Artists

Barbara Black, Carol Benson, Kirk Botero, Mario Caoile, Yoonhee Choi, Jana Demartini, Ellen Goldschmidt, Jim Neidhardt, Angela Passalacqua, Sandy Roumagoux, Eric Rue, Christopher Shotola-Hardt, Charles Siegfried, Stephan Soihl, Kentree Speirs, Melinda Thorsnes, Steve Tilden and Sue Tower