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Portland Street Art Alliance

Last updated Jun 2026

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Portland Street Art Alliance supports working artists through commissioned murals, community art projects, grant-funded public installations, and education, and advocates for street art across the region. It has produced Portland Pride and LGBTQ-celebrating public art. Contact info@pdxstreetart.org.

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