Person's hand reaching for colorful cannabis-themed stickers on a black table at a booth.
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A thick stack of white printed papers or documents on a brown surface against a white wall.
A sculptural art piece resembling a severed human head, with layered, textured material on a brown ceramic plate against a plain wall.
A decorative display with hanging nets, tied ropes, and attached tags, along with a small artificial orange fruit and green beads hanging on the side.
Colorful fabric craft of world continents on a wall, representing South America, North America, Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia, and Antarctica.
Close-up photograph of text embroidered with green and yellow thread on beige fabric.
Large mural painting of black and blue figures entwined with green vines and vibrant orange, yellow, and purple flowers.
Art installation featuring white walls and floors covered with black handwritten words and phrases like 'Pussy', 'Buy', and '$' in various fonts and sizes. The walls also display framed and unframed artwork and small decorative mirrors, with some wri
An art installation featuring a pile of white fabric on the floor, surrounded by smaller folded fabrics, with pink and red abstract paintings hanging on the white gallery wall behind it.
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Microgalleries • 03.07.26 – 04.27.26

Memory Study by Sarah Luu

Littman Gallery • 04.06.26 – 06.04.26

[un]polarizer

White Gallery • TBD

Does It Still Make a Sound?

Student-Run galleries at Portland State University since 1971. Our mission is to act as artistic platforms for historically marginalized and ostracized voices and perspectives while providing the tools for a critical experience of visual culture through direct exposure to contemporary art programming for students and community members. We envision the Littman & White Galleries as centers for cultural enrichment and visual storytelling, where an indispensable art experience is accessible to all perspectives and levels of education.

Community. Accessibility. Education.