Opening reception: Friday December 4th, 6-10pm
second floor of the Urban Row building at 305 SE 3rd Ave., Suite 202, Portland, OR
To receive a collector's preview contact info@stephaniechefas.com
Aaron Nagel - Augustine Kofie - Ben Kehoe - Bill McRight - Brian Donnelly - Brin Levinson - Caitlin Hackett - Carne Griffiths - Casey Gray - Christine Wu - David Rice - Deedee Cheriel - Erik Mark Sandberg - Godeleine de Rosamel - Jay Riggio - Jaclyn Alderete - Jeff P. - Jen Lobo - Jeni Yang - Jesse Hazelip - Jillian Dickson - John Casey - John Felix Arnold III - Judith Supine - Kathy Osborn - Kelly Allen - Kevin Earl Taylor - Ki Sung Koh - Korin Faught - Kristen Liu Wong - Lauren Napolitano - Lauren YS - Mako Miyamoto - Michael Alm - Michelle Guintu - Mike Lee - Mike Stilkey - Mel Kadel - Monica Kim Garza - Neil M Perry - Quam Odunsi - Ryan Bubnis - Sergio Garcia - Shawn Huckins - Souther Salazar Susannah Kelly - Tenderloin Television - Thomas Robson - Vanessa Foley - Yellena James - Zio Ziegler
p:ear is a program dedicated to building positive relationships with homeless and transitional youth through education, arts, and recreation. Their aim is to foster trust, enable stability and build self-esteem by teaming troubled young people with role models and instructors for years at a time.
The organization targets youth who are frequently deemed as 'hopeless cases' by society at large, and believes that through intensive guidance their students can shine as bright as anyone else, if not brighter. One of p:ear's core philosophies is to inspire through creativity, thereby providing young people with the tools to express themselves constructively. For more information, visit www.pearmentor.org.
Stephanie Chefas Projects is located on the second floor of the Urban Row building at 305 SE 3rd Ave., Suite 202 in Portland, Oregon. Project p:ear opens to the public Friday, December 4th from 6-10pm.