Our sister publication Portland Monthly shared details in its fall issue on a major 24,000-square-foot expansion of that city’s art museum, which was visited by more than 40,000 people in the two weeks after its November reopening. The new section is named for Mark Rothko, the Russian-born artist who grew up in Portland and became famous for his abstract paintings. The show The Art of Mark Rothko features his work (though not in the pavilion named for him), but there’s more to see with the renovation. A David Hockney show launches in 2026, a new bike path cuts through the building, and Portland Monthly‘s Matthew Trueherz called the whole
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