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Portland Cityscape | Photography by Beth Kerschen | Aura Burnside in Portland. Item composed of paper
Portland Cityscape | Photography by Beth Kerschen | Aura Burnside in Portland. Item composed of paper
Portland Cityscape | Photography by Beth Kerschen | Aura Burnside in Portland. Item composed of paper
Portland Cityscape | Photography by Beth Kerschen | Aura Burnside in Portland. Item composed of paper

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Beth Kerschen

Portland Cityscape - Photography

Featured In Aura Burnside, Portland, OR

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Aura Burnside Apartments was seeking to curate their building with images that represent Portland as a history. Aura was interested in representing their community as an historical placeholder; more than a home, but a place that elicits nostalgia through aesthetic memory. In their thematic collection, “Celebrate Portland History”, they have photography of all kinds that encapsulate Portland’s timeline: imagery of the 1948 flood, historical aerial views of Aura’s location, and the popular establishments on E. Burnside. Aura’s thematic imagery is designed to remind and welcome residents into Portland’s collective memory.

Item Portland Cityscape
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Beth Kerschen
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Capturing the Spirit of Community – Exploring the creativity, history, and culture that evolves in urban centers.

Beth Kerschen is a multi-disciplinary artist using photomontage to create cityscapes that reflect on community, culture, and urban life. She graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Colorado College in Colorado Springs, as one of the first students to exhibit digitally created art. Beth moved to Boston, MA to work for Polaroid then worked for ten years as a graphic designer with several creative firms in Boston, eventually moving to Portland, Oregon in 2008. Since that time, Kerschen has committed her life to capturing vast urban landscapes into one tangible image. She uses her photography, design, and illustration skills to turn urban landscapes into fantastical images filled with meaning and nostalgia. Her art explores and reflects on connections held by the landmarks, buildings, signage, graffiti, people, and events that are reflected in urban life and urban culture. She was awarded a Professional Development Grant from RACC (‘15) and a public art installation commission at the Portland International Airport (‘16). Her work has been held in a number of corporate and city collections, including two terms in the Mayor of Portland’s office. She has done a number of installation pieces for numerous residential buildings bolstering local identity. Clients include JupiterNEXT Hotel, the City of The Dalles, Heathman Hotel, Downtown Oregon City Assoc., Port of Portland, IFC (Portlandia t.v. series), REACH Community Development, Weird Portland United, and Facebook.