A Building 5 Art Space Pop-Up Exhibition

Building 5 Art Space
Opening Day: Friday, September 26, 2025 | 2–5 PM
Reception: Saturday, October 4, 2025 | 2–5 PM

Open Hours:

• Friday, 9/26: 2–5 PM

• Saturday, 9/27: 10 AM–2 PM

• Sunday, 9/28: 10 AM–2 PM

• Friday, 10/03: 2–5 PM

• Saturday, 10/04: 2–5 PM (Reception)

Experience Big Ideas in a Smaller Frame

Building 5 Art Space—Portland’s home for bold, monumental installation art—is thrilled to present Dimensions, a pop-up group exhibition showcasing wall-bound works from over 35 visionary artists. While our usual programming celebrates the massive and immersive, Dimensions brings things back to the wall without losing any of the ambition, experimentation, or power. Each piece in this show fits the frame—but expands the mind. Proceeds from artwork sales will be split 50/50 between the artists and Building 5, helping sustain this unique creative hub and the makers who fuel it. This exhibition is FREE and open to the public.

Artists Featured in Dimensions
Gia Whitlock · Melissa Jones · Libby Wadsworth · Paula Bullwinkel · Philip Stork · Marieke Mertz · Kiel Fletcher · Ken Overman · Quinha Faria · Lisa Cox · Lisa Laser · David Brandt · Bobby Adams · Deanna Schuerbeke · Tim Hutchings · Ellen Goldschmidt · Kathleen McFall · Megan Chin · Kate Crisanti · Hannah Kennedy · Barbara Seipp · Daniela Naomi Molnar · Mariane Zenker · Rachel Aponte · Claire Frances Spaulding · Matthew Landkammer · Indi Foerster · Karen Christie Fisher · Jessalyn Haggenjos · M. V. Moran · Tia Factor · Susan Jones · Chris Lael Larson · Nick Gundry · F. Lauren Carrera · Cynthia Heise · Elena Thomas · Pamela Chipman

About Building 5
Nestled in Portland’s Northwest industrial district, Building 5 is a 5,000-square-foot haven for creativity, collaboration, and community. Bathed in natural light and housed under soaring ceilings, this one-of-a-kind venue is purpose-built to foster ambitious work and daring artistic vision. We proudly support artists across all disciplines and stages in their careers—offering opportunities not just to show work, but to grow, experiment, and be seen.