Community  Art  Project

Our community is more than numbers and data.

Community Art Project

Power in Expression

As a research project, Pride in Numbers is excited to showcase art that helps to illustrate the richness and diversity of Two-Spirit and LGBTQIA+ community here in Oregon. We’re gathering art from folks across the state to help tell our stories, our way.

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“Crafternoon,” mixed media Maura Kelly Pride in Numbers Community Art Project “This is a mixed media piece with supplies from Scrap made during a queer crafternoon. My friends frequently gather for crafting as a way to be creative
“Canned Survival, Uncanned Freedom,” printmaking Lewa Flow IG: lewaflow Pride in Numbers Community Art Project “This artwork reflects Two-Spirit and LGBTQIA+ life in Oregon through themes of visibility, survival, and collective lib
“Sacred Voltage,” digital artwork Lewa Flow IG: Lewa Flow Pride in Numbers Community Art Project “Sacred Voltage” honors the lived experiences, cultural power, and ancestral continuities of Two-Spirit and LGBTQIA+ peoples in
“test my mettle,” found objects anonymous Pride in Numbers Community Art Project “All the pieces in this work are found objects, tossed away or lost, divorced from their original place and purpose. They’re worn and rough, but
“Clownista,” digital artwork Kaylie Nohrenberg IG: @escapedrealities Pride in Numbers Community Art Project “While this doesn’t necessarily depict 2SLGBTQIA+ life in Oregon, it was created by a queer person who lives and is
“forest mandala,” found objects anonymous Pride in Numbers Community Art Project “One of the best things about living in Oregon is how easy it is to access nature, go to the woods, sit by a river, breathe clean air. There’s a
You’re invited to submit original creative work to the Pride in Numbers Two-Spirit and LGBTQIA+ Community Art Project—an expanding space where art becomes resistance, care, and truth. Help us tell our stories, our way. Pride in Numbers i