Color Coded

Juried Group Show
At Gallery 114

January 2nd – 31st, 2026

Opening Reception
January 8th, 5pm – 8pm

About the Exhibition: 
Color is central to artistic expression, yet its possibilities are endless. In Color Coded, we asked artists to consider how color operates as a code – one that viewers can unlock and respond to in their own way. Whether symbolic, emotional, structural, or conceptual, color can transform perception and meaning. This juried exhibition showcases works that thoughtfully engage with color as a primary element. 

Gallery114 welcomes these artists: Carson Abbert, Eliot Allen, Tamara English, Karen Christie Fisher, Mary Beth Giraci, Jeffrey Gould, Pilar Hanson, Ochen Kaylan, Heidi Keith, Andrea Kelsey, Junkyu Lee, Steven Miller, Kim Nickens, Ian Nickols, Aimee O’Will, Natalie Obermaier, Chris Polich, James Robertson, Robert Shepard, Ellen Stern, Philip Stork, Jack Straton, Carolyn Sweeney, Amy Turnbull, Nancy Watterson Scharf.

Location: 
Gallery 114
1100 NW Glisan Street, Portland, OR. 97209
gallery114.com – 503-243-3356

Gallery Hours:
12-5 Thursday – Sunday

click here for more info  -link: https://www.gallery114.com/color-coded

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