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Two big exhibitions in July!

Hiroko Cannon | New Work

in the East Oregonian Gallery

Free and open to everyone
View original watercolor works for sale HERE. 

Born and raised in Japan, Hiroko Cannon immigrated to the United States in 1987. She has spent more than 20 years capturing the birds of the Columbia Plateau region, and the plant life that sustains them, in intricate watercolor paintings. Attention to detail is a hallmark of her work, and she uses extremely fine brushes to add traits specific to each leaf and feather. This new body of work focuses on birds found along the stretch of Umatilla River that flows through Pendleton.

Made possible through the generous support of Elizabeth and Carl Scheeler.

Postal Collage #15

in the Lorenzen Gallery through July 25, 2026

Opens Thursday, July 2, 2026
5:30 – 7:00 PM Opening Reception
Free and open to everyone

Collage by Natalie Rhodes (Oregon), with Beth McCoy (California), Emily Hippert (California), Larissa Berger (North Carolina), Lillian Williams (Pennsylvania)

Ten Pendleton collage artists participated in the 15th annual Postal Collage Project, an international mail-art collaboration based in Berkeley California. Each of the ten Pendleton participants started and finished one collage and contributed to four others—fifty collages in all.

The Round Table Collaboration Postal Collage Project is an annual, global, mail-art collaboration in its fifteenth year. In its first fourteen years, nearly two thousand collages were created by more than 900 collaborators in 25 countries and were featured in more than 30 exhibitions. The collages in this exhibition were created by fifty collaborators—ten from Pendleton and forty more from California, New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Minnesota, Louisiana, Georgia, Virginia, Ohio, Montana, Texas, North Carolina, Sweden, Germany, Canada, and England.