Grace Weston

Portand, OR-based Grace Weston creates narrative photography with miniature staged vignettes that address psychological themes.

Grace’s  work has been exhibited and published internationally, receiving multiple global awards and accolades. In 2021, Grace won both First Place and Gold Winner in the Fine Art Portfolio category in the Tokyo International Foto Awards. She has earned fellowships from both the Oregon Arts Commission and Artist Trust (WA), nominations for Portland Art Museum’s Contemporary Northwest Art Awards (OR), and numerous grants. Her work is included in private collections internationally, as well as institutional collections such as the Portland Art Museum, OR, the Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth, TX, and the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, PA, Seattle Public Utilities Portable Artworks Collection, King County Public Art Collection, and Photographic Center Northwest, WA, among others. Her editorial projects have been included in O the Oprah Magazine, More Magazine, Discover Magazine, Portland Monthly, Seattle Metropolitan, and Pittsburgh Magazine. In 2020 Peanut Press published a monograph of her work entitled The Neighbors Will Talk.

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AMcE Exhibitions

As I Saw It (2024)
As We Imagined, February 2025