Waterstone Gallery

This weekend is the perfect time to take in James Page’s OUROBOROS at Waterstone Gallery before it closes on Sunday, September 27th.

If you wish to learn more about the work we have included a link to the artist talk below.

📸 Exhibition shot by Aaron Wessling

Waterstone Gallery is thrilled to present Nocturnal Worlds, Kindra Crick’s first solo exhibition at the gallery this October.

Combining neuroscience and art, Crick’s exhibition explores deep sleep, dreams, and insomnia. Crick transforms over a year’s worth of personal brainwave recordings and sleep journals into paintings, prints and installations. Rhythmic wave patterns evoke deep sleep, while vivid colors and imagery give form to dreams. Moths swarm across the work as a metaphor for the restless thoughts of insomnia. The work pairs data with subjective experience to map the mind’s elusive inner landscapes.

September 30 – November 1, 2026
📍 Waterstone Gallery
124 NW 9th Ave, PDX

First Thursday Opening Reception
Thursday, October 1, 5–8pm

Artist Talk
Sunday, October 18, 11am

We’d love to see you there!

What goes into a James Page photographic collage?
See a bit of the process below.

You are invited to join us Thursday, September 10th from 5- 8pm for a wonderful event on 9th in The Pearl District.

FIRST THURSDAY opening reception for Ouroboros by artist James Page at Waterstone Gallery tonight 5-8pm.

We look forward to seeing you there!

James Page’s bold abstract photographic collages reflect on the state of our society and its material and existential impacts through simple yet profound circles, rings, and first-time 3D works.

'Untitled'
photographic collage on wood
26" x 26"

Congratulations Ruth Armitage Studios!

I am excited to learn that my painting ‘Blackest of Blues’ has been awarded a merchandise award in this year’s NATIONAL Watercolor Society International exhibition. Thanks to the esteemed jurors and to awards juror Stephen Quiller! I am looking forward to the reception and seeing the show in person!

We are proud to announce our September exhibition
Ouroboros by artist James Page at Waterstone Gallery!

James Page’s bold abstract photographic collages reflect on the state of our society and its material and existential impacts through simple yet profound circles, rings, and first-time 3D works.

First Thursday Opening: September 3 from 5-8 PM

Artist Talk: September 20 at 11 AM

On view: September 2 - 27, 2026