EXHIBITIONS

Whitney Nye’s work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions at galleries, museums, universities, and public institutions across the United States, with presentations in Oregon, Washington, Tennessee, Michigan, Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming. Each exhibition reflects a distinct chapter in her body of work, shaped by place, process, and time.

Artist Talk | Process in Practice

Whitney Nye shares reflections on her process and practice in a public art talk, surrounded by the paintings that hold her layered vocabulary of shape, structure, and surprise.

Opening Night | Russo Lee Gallery, Portland

Represented by Russo Lee Gallery, a leading West Coast contemporary art venue, Whitney Nye has had numerous solo and group exhibitions. Her work engages collectors and audiences locally and internationally, establishing a dynamic presence in today’s art scene.

Detail and Distance- Paintings In Person

Nye’s paintings come alive through movement—intimate details up close and bold abstractions from afar. Layers are only fully revealed in person. With studios in Portland, OR, and New York City, Whitney invites you to book a private studio visit.


Bicoastal Presence | National Recognition


Over the past two decades, Whitney Nye has exhibited in solo and group shows across the United States—from Oregon to Tennessee, Wyoming to New York. Her work has been featured in leading contemporary galleries such as Russo Lee Gallery (Portland), Cumberland Gallery (Nashville), Tayloe Piggott Gallery (Jackson Hole), and public venues like the Portland International Airport. With studios in both Portland, Oregon and New York City, Nye’s expansive practice reflects the geographic and sensory duality of her environments. Her large-scale paintings draw curators and collectors seeking richly layered works that invite sustained visual engagement and physical presence.


Featured Solo Show

In May 2021, Range captured Whitney Nye’s pandemic-era reflections on travel, open landscapes, and freedom of movement. Rooted in Modernist abstraction, these contemporary paintings layer pattern, texture, and color to evoke both space and time.