In The Oregonian, Briana Miller explores Whitney Nye’s solo exhibition at Russo Lee Gallery, delving into the vibrant energy and intricate layers of her newest work.

Bend Magazine spotlights Whitney Nye, whose abstract works pulse with rhythm, emotion, and pure intuition with no predetermined plan.

Art inspired by mountain snow, sport, and shifting light, RANGE captures the essence of a Colorado winter in Nye’s vibrant new solo show.

An intimate look at how Nye’s intuition, resourcefulness, and family history shape a body of work as dynamic as her life in this In The Studio interview.

Trip, a solo exhibition exploring movement, perception, and the human experience in this opening announcement.

Whitney Nye joins the esteemed collection of the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at the University of Oregon.

Through the U.S. State Department’s prestigious Art in Embassies program, Whitney Nye’s work reached international audiences in Brunei, offering collectors and cultural leaders a rare glimpse into contemporary American art on the global stage.

Shoutout Colorado Magazine chats with Oregon artist Whitney Nye about her fearless creativity, embrace of risk, and the inspirations that shape her evolving career.

2023 exhibition Ramble at Russo Lee Gallery traced the tension between rural solitude and urban rhythm, weaving movement, memory, and place into vibrant mixed-media compositions.

In 2014, Whitney Nye transformed discarded materials into striking works during the prestigious GLEAN Artist Residency in Portland—fusing creativity and sustainability to spark new conversations about waste and renewal.

Whitney Nye’s artist residencies at Portland International Airport brought vibrant, regionally inspired art to thousands of travelers, enriching the airport’s celebrated public art experience.

Nye’s 2013 Golden Spot residency at Caldera, supported by The Ford Family Foundation, fueled her creative growth in Oregon’s high desert landscape.

Bend’s At Liberty showcased Nye’s textured, rhythm-driven works—bridging Oregon’s vibrant east and west art scenes