Art Exhibit 'Feeling Our Age-Sixty Over Sixty' Opens

The Watermark at the Pearl was the venue for the opening reception of the art exhibition “Feeling Our Age-Sixty Over Sixty,” by Kathleen Curtis Cosgrove. A large crowd gathered to view the collection and enjoy live music, champagne and refreshments. Several of the women featured in the exhibition mingled with guests.

The exhibition runs through mid-August, 1540 NW 13th Ave. at NW Quimby.

For more information about the project or to purchase the book, please visit https://kccosgrove.com.

Read more about the book in The Skanner's story ‘Feeling Our Age’: Oregon Artist Explores Aging Through Portraiture.

Feeling Our Age-Sixty Over Sixty Art Exhibit Opening

Left, Kathleen Curtis Cosgrove, artist and author, in front of a wall of women she painted for the exhibition, with one of the participants, Manuella K.
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Musicians provide music for the opening reception.
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Portrait of Twinkle Z.
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Standing in front of the Margaret Carter portrait (left) are Marilyn Fleming, Marie Langenes and Patricia Bradley.
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Kathleen Curtis Cosgrove thanks The Watermark executives and audience.
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The Watermark at the Pearl was the venue for the opening reception of the art exhibition “Feeling Our Age-Sixty Over Sixty,” by Kathleen Curtis Cosgrove. A large crowd gathered to view the collection and enjoy live music, champagne and refreshments. Several of the women featured in the exhibition mingled with guests.
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The Watermark at the Pearl was the venue for the opening reception of the art exhibition “Feeling Our Age-Sixty Over Sixty,” by Kathleen Curtis Cosgrove. A large crowd gathered to view the collection and enjoy live music, champagne and refreshments. Several of the women featured in the exhibition mingled with guests.
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Left, Kathleen Curtis Cosgrove, artist and author, in front of a wall of women she painted for the exhibition, with one of the participants, Manuella K.

Musicians provide music for the opening reception.

Portrait of Twinkle Z.

Standing in front of the Margaret Carter portrait (left) are Marilyn Fleming, Marie Langenes and Patricia Bradley.

Kathleen Curtis Cosgrove thanks The Watermark executives and audience.