The Linfield Art Gallery
Welcome to the Linfield Art Gallery
The Linfield Art Gallery is a vibrant learning laboratory that invites nationally and internationally recognized artists, emerging artists and Linfield student artists to our space. Solo and group shows, often with artist residencies, are a part of exhibits developed to create dialogue and critical thought through provocative, challenging and diverse programming. We strive to create an enriching visual experience for everyone.
Our exhibits are free and open to the public.
Gallery hours
- Monday through Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Saturday: noon to 5 p.m.
Current Exhibit
E.E.K.! features the art of students in the Linfield Department of Art’s 2026 senior capstone class. The exhibition will run through May 30 in the Linfield Gallery. The exhibition plays with the notion of humans’ impact on ephemeral nature, the esoteric interconnections within nature and society and the emotional turmoil of gender disparities, encouraging feminine rage. The artists will discuss their work from 5 to 7 p.m. on Monday, May 18, in the Nicholson Library Austin Reading Room.
With purposeful originality pouring out of their work, these seniors have created a space that invites questions, thoughts and emotions that are crucial to the artists' stories and vision. The esoteric, thought–provoking work of Ezra cycles through topics of energies, identities and communities within nature, mirroring our society. Elijah's work encourages you to engage with your creativity through his playful realism. Elijah constructs a cinematic story of nature fighting back from the cruelty of humans. Immerse yourself with Kaitlin’s work through her clay works representing kippage, history and outrage stemming from being socialized as a woman. Explore the esoteric interconnectedness of nature, dive into the science fiction of evolution and appreciate the experience of embracing kippage and the creations highlighting Ezra, Elijah and Kaitlin’s intentional, integral work.
About the artists:
Ezra Miller — Esoteric (They/He)
Queer and trans mixed–media artist Ezra Kate Miller aims to create art that challenges people’s approach to life and how they view our world and society. Highlighting how nature reflects, impacts and mirrors human emotions, energies and behavior, they create art that brings to life spiritual esoteric realities of Gaia and the Universe. Instagram: @ezras_earthly_creations
Elijah Ng — Evolution (He/Him)
With the environment being the center of Elijah’s work, he encourages the audience to consider their relationship with nature. Using dioramas and photography, he has created scenes that will draw attention to this important question. Instagram: @hawnkid_artstuff
Kaitlin Harwood — Kippage (She/Her)
Through her discovery of clay, Kaitlin Harwood is growing, internalizing and allowing herself to feel her emotions. She creates structural pieces that convey the relationship between her own experiences and growing up as a girl in the modern age. Instagram: @lovesuperk
Sponsorship: This exhibition is sponsored by the Department of Art.
Gallery hours and information
Gallery hours: Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturdays, 12 - 5 p.m.
Directions: from 99W, turn east on Keck Drive at the McMinnville Market Center in south McMinnville. Turn right at the first street onto Library Court. The art gallery is located in the second building on the left, Building B. Parking is available on the street and in the lot west of Nicholson Library.