Just Out was the most important queer publication in Portland history.

The Quarterly was an arts-forward publication in the 1980s with a journalistic soul.

This “PSU Strike Book” conveys the events of the May 11, 1970 as told by students.

One Dollar was founded as an arts and entertainment magazine for Portland in 1973.

This collection by Albina Music Trust highlights music posters and advertising from North Portland between 1960s to 1980.

Doug Lynch was one of the most prominent mid-century designers in Portland and man behind the Portland flag.

The Portland Scribe was an underground/counterculture newspaper from 1972 – 1975.

Joe Erceg enjoyed an over five decade-long career as a designer and is most known for his work with University of Portland.

A visual collection of the graphic design and illustration work promoting Portland's transportation systems.

A visual collection of the graphic design and illustration work supporting Vanport.

A visual collection of the graphic design and illustration work from Portland restaurants.

A visual collection of the graphic design and illustration work from Portland's LGBTQ+ community.

A visual collection of the graphic design and illustration work promoting Portland's amusement parks.

A visual collection of the graphic design and illustration work promoting the Portland Rose Festival.

A visual collection of the graphic design and illustration work promoting Portland's athletic teams.

The story of Portland’s most prolific and pioneering illustrator

Isaka Shamsud-Din is an artist, educator, and activist known for his projects celebrating the Black community.

Peter Corvallis had a lifelong career in photography, film, and production

Charles Politz was a prominent designer for many decades known for his expressive line drawings, logo design and cheeky holiday cards.

Starting in 1910, Jantzen was a brand that defined the swimsuit, and boosted Portland's reputation as a hub for sportswear.

Rupert Kinnard has been an illustrator, cartoonist, art director, activist and leader in Portland’s LGBTQ+ community since the 1970s.

Mark Norrander is an artist and designer who founded Borders Perrin and Norrander (BPN), a prominent Portland advertising firm. He is now an

Bennet Norrbo was a prominent designer and illustrator in the 1960s working for brands like Jantzen and Pendleton.

Marilyn Holsinger was a talented calligrapher and designer in Portland and San Francisco before becoming a designer and instructor at OSU.