The Columbia Center for the Arts in Hood River is hosting "Black Infinity House," an immersive exhibition curated by August Oaks that showcases the work of over 30 Black Oregon-based artists. The installation is designed as a domestic space featuring a studio, living room, and porch, displaying a diverse range of media including fabric art, wood-burned illustrations, painted portraits, and handmade jewelry.
Organized by the grassroots group Black in the Gorge, the exhibition serves as a significant cultural anchor for Black History Month in a region where Black residents often face social isolation. By transforming a traditional gallery into a communal domestic environment, the project highlights the expansiveness of Black identity and strengthens the visibility of biracial and multiracial communities within the Columbia River Gorge.