Antler Gallery

Antler Gallery: contemporary art in Portland

Antler Gallery is an art gallery located in Portland, Oregon, focused on exhibiting and selling contemporary work. Its programming combines solo and group exhibitions, with a regular presence of painting, sculpture, and drawing. The gallery maintains a schedule of shows that is renewed periodically and publishes exhibition catalogs.

Exhibitions and programming

The gallery hosts opening receptions for its new exhibitions on the last Thursday of every month, from 6 to 9 pm. Among the shows presented are proposals such as Garant, Alex, Christina, Keith, LIMINAL, Just Like Honey V —with 18 works on hexagon panel— and Small Mercies, the latter co-curated with Thinkspace Projects (Los Angeles). The gallery also announces its participation in the Seattle Art Fair 2026 with works by Lisa Ericson, STOM500, David Rice, Debra Broz, Nayan & Venus, Em Randall, Mandy Arroyo, Hickory Mertsching, and Graham Franciose.

Available work and limited editions

The gallery's inventory includes paintings, sculptures, and drawings. It also sells limited editions and rare prints. Among the featured pieces in the catalog are High Tide, by Lisa Ericson, whose sale is intended to raise funds for the Susannah Kelly Art Award; Taverns, by Hickory Mertsching; Home (for now), by Allie Yacina; Balance, by Caitlyn Taylor; and Esoteric Ecology, by Jeff Sheridan. Works by Susannah Kelly, such as Room For One More, and by Morgaine Faye, such as The Guardian Necklace, are also offered. Another fundraising initiative for the Susannah Kelly Art Award is Shelter from the Storm, by Juliet Schreckinger, available as a limited edition or with hand-embellishment.

Artists and collections

The gallery represents or has exhibited work by a wide range of artists, including Dewi Plass, Jon MacNair, Mwanel Pierre-Louis, Scott Listfield, Adam Batchelor, Adele Renault, Alex Garant, Alex Louisa, Alex Warnick, Allie Yacina, Allison May Kiphuth, Allison Sommers, Amanda Kavanagh, and Amory Abbott. Its online catalog groups works by exhibitions and by artists, with collections such as 10 Years Exhibition, A Summer Show, or A Wood Show.

Practical information and audiences

The gallery is open to the public on Fridays from 3 to 7 pm, Saturdays from 2 to 6 pm, and Sundays from 11 am to 3 pm. It has a subscription form to receive exhibition previews and catalogs before the opening receptions. It also has a section for art submissions and information about the Audubon Society.

Location and contact

2714 NE Alberta Street, Portland, Oregon · Email: gallerist@antlerpdx.com · Hours: Friday: 3pm-7pm; Saturday: 2pm-6pm; Sunday: 11am-3pm