Exhibits and EventsTCPM has special events and exhibits throughout the year!
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On Display
Art Accelerated
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Feb 2-May 28, 2021
TCPM has partnered with local, artist-based non-profit Art Accelerated to bring a temporary gallery space for local artists to exhibit and sell their works. 20% of art sales are donated to the museum. Come see local art and find out how to exhibit your own pieces by contacting Art Accelerated. |
Black-Capped Chickadee
Watercolor on canvas, 2020
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Lucia Wiley-Portraits of America
"Mrs. Adolf Spreckels"
Portrait of Alma Spreckels, by Lucia Wiley,
pastels,
date unknown
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Feb 2-May 28, 2021
Born and raised in Tillamook, Oregon, Lucia Wiley has become synonymous with the Works Project Administration's beautification efforts during the Great Depression. Though she is revered as a muralist, Wiley's works are variable in style and medium. Two of her murals are located here in Tillamook at the county courthouse and city hall and many of her smaller pieces were donated to the Tillamook County Pioneer museum by her descendants. Visit both TCPM and the Tillamook City Hall to explore the heart of early-mid 20th-century America, both real and imagined, portrayed in Wiley's art and learn about a master artist who called this place home. |
Great Speaker Series
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No Great Speakers are scheduled for 2021, yet.
Watch this space for more information! |
Past Exhibits
Poster of Inez Milholland Boissevain, a martyr for the cause of Suffrage
"Her-Story; An Oregon Perspective on the Women's Suffrage Movement"
February-November 2020
To celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote, TCPM exhibited photos and narrative of the women of the National Movement as well as Oregon participants.
Included essays by today's prominent Oregonian women - including Governor Kate Brown, Poet Laureate Emerita Paulann Petersen and Senator Betsy Johnson - as to what the vote means to them.