You can find my new work out in the wild each spring and fall, through both the Portland Art Museum Rental Sales Gallery and ArtLifting. I do not, at present, offer direct sales because of my fluctuating health - thank you truly for supporting me through these two wonderful partnerships.
I have a growing collection of ready-to-hang originals at the Portland Art Museum Rental Sales Gallery, located in the historic downtown Portland, Oregon park blocks. Artworks are both available for purchase, and, as an exciting Portland Art museum membership perk, available to rent for three-month periods at an affordable rate.
My online portfolio at ArtLifting offers fine art reproductions and custom environments in a variety of media, as well as several originals. The team at ArtLifting are experts at thoughtful workplace design, and I am pleased to collaborate on custom projects that bring art with impact to your space and branding.
All of my work is available to be shipped; please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. I love to collaborate with other creatives and brands, and am available for exhibit opportunities and workshops as my health, schedule and whimsies align.
Lindsey Holcomb is a Japanese-American interdisciplinary artist, speaker, and writer from Hillsboro, Oregon. After being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2017, she established a social art initiative called Colors of MS (#colorsofMS). This project has transformed over 300 individual MRIs into abstract pieces of art while also providing a platform for diverse narratives surrounding MS diagnoses.
Holcomb’s work has gained significant recognition within patient advocacy circles and national media outlets. Currently, her artistic focus revolves around her ancestry and studies of Japanese literature and mythology, employing color symbolism and natural ink-making as a tool for placemaking. Her creative practice is deeply influenced by her personal experiences with multiple sclerosis and neurodiversity, which informs her choice of medium and technique. She is passionate about empowering others to express their stories through creative outlets, advocating for the transformative power of art as a means of healing and understanding.
Lindsey's work challenges conventional perceptions of illness and identity and celebrates the intricate connections between her heritage and her personal journey. She is represented by the Portland Art Museum Rental Sales Gallery and ArtLifting, a for-profit public benefit corporation that fosters financial resilience for artists with disabilities and those facing housing insecurity by linking them with socially conscious clients.
I am currently looking for an opportunity in 2027+ to exhibit my work exploring structures, featuring my 2D Torii and Skeletons work with an immersive 3D structures element.
It is important to me that this exhibit centers accessibility. If you would like to collaborate with me, or would like to share a resource, I would love to hear from you!