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Chefas Projects is delighted to present Almost Young, a series of new paintings by Emily Kepulis.

Chefas Projects is delighted to present Swimming with a Melting Crown, the second solo exhibition by ceramicist Paige Wright.

Chefas Projects is thrilled to present the return of Portland painter Emily Wise with her latest collection of work Hair of the Banshee.

Chefas Projects is delighted to present Creatures of Light, the third solo exhibition by Portland-based artist Mia Farrington.

Chefas Projects is delighted to present Gardens, an inaugural solo exhibit by Portland-based painter Holly Osborne. Osborn’s work illustrates a captivating blend of precise detail and the colorist abstract, creating ethereal landscapes that exude a sense of mystery.

Chefas Projects presents In Plain Sight, a two-person exhibition of new works by Nathan McKee and Ryan Bubnis.

Between her masterful brush strokes and brilliant use of color, Yellena James invokes a completely vivid and unmistakable world.

Rendered in vivid shades of blue, pink, and orange, Yellena James’ unearthly organisms populate environments brimming with life.

Chefas Projects is delighted to welcome back abstract artist John Vitale for his second solo exhibition with the gallery entitled Mother Cabrini to Sunset Park. The title references his daily route from apartment to studio in his new found home of New York City.

Chefas Projects is delighted to introduce Portland-based painter Emily Wise in Gallery 2 this month with a new collection of paintings: Hands that Hold the Melting Rope.

Chefas Projects presents Portland-based artist Jess Ackerman for their inaugural solo exhibition with the gallery entitled Always Been the Laughing Boy.

Chefas Projects is delighted to present Continued Comfort, a solo exhibition by San Francisco-based painter Gina M. Contreras.

Chefas Projects is delighted to welcome back Portland-based artist Lisa Congdon with her latest exhibit, The Opposite of Sorrow.

"I’m interested in painting as a means to explore what it means to be human, what it means to be alive in this time and connected to each other," Laura Berger says.

"The duality of our existence goes beyond a binary perspective," Filipina American painter Lindsey Cuenca Walker says of her new show, Versions, on view at Stephanie Chefas in Portland.