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In the round with Verum Virtual! Visit "Fierce & Frail III: Of Beings, Beasts, and Seed"

The 3rd edition of "FIERCE & FRAIL: Of Beings, Beasts, & Seed" is live...read more below and click links to see full reveal. Harbinger by Denise Monaghan A degree of urgency and a sense of knowing hangs in the air to create a common thread in the diverse tapestry of works in this 3rd edition of Fierce and Frail: of Beings, Beasts, and Seed. Secrets seem to whisper among living things. This is a compelling collection with fresh and unpredictable dialog between works. It's equ

Verum Ultimum Gallery first introduced the theme "TREE: Breath of Humanity" in 2024 and it proved to be a beloved catalyst for expression. Verum is thrilled to once again invite artists to interpret the theme "Tree," for the second edition of this theme and the boundless notions this one word conjures.

13th Annual Abstract Sanctuary artists share the spiritual nature of creating!

13th Annual Abstract Sanctuary Exhibition first reveal

"Fit for a Queen depicts a modern blend of traditional royal family necklaces, the notorious RGB dissent collars, as well as traditional protective neck ware of indigenous people around the globe. These necklaces embody the regal spirit of royalty and the strength of feminist proclamation and protest. Many indigenous traditions include adorning young women with jewelry made with mother of pearl and other shells during sacred rites of passage when coming of age. In this time

Your chance to preview and purchase original works of art ahead of the opening reception for "A Generous Queendom"

First Reveal of "A Generous Queendom"

A Generous Queendom, Art Opening in PDX at Verum Ultimum Art Gallery

I'm Still Here - Self Portrait by Shannon Hunter "This photographic work "I'm Still Here" reflects a period of profound loss— of home, community, and many years' worth of artistic labor/original painted works—alongside the disorienting effects of aging and society’s quiet erasure of relevance. It is a visual manifestation on grief, resilience, and the search for identity amid impermanence." Shannon Hunter Al Capone's cell in Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia