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Are you looking at Portland art schools? Check out The Art Institute of Portland!

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The Art Institute of Portland is proud to announce that our Interior Design program leading to the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree is now accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation, www.accredit-id.org, 146 Monroe Center NW, Suite 1318, Grand Rapids, MI 49503-2822.

If you're looking into Oregon colleges, visit us! Make an appointment to visit and learn what we're about.

At The Art Institute of Portland, we are dedicated to providing our students with hands-on, real-world education, inside and outside of the classroom. One unique example is Student Studio: Bonnaroo. In partnership with the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, students from our school are producing projects to make their creative mark on the largest music festival in North America.

Imagine getting a hands-on experience showcasing your work at Bonnaroo. For these students, it's real.

Jan 26, 2012
Apparel Design Students Rise to the Challenge – the AM Northwest Design Challenge

Jan 19, 2012
Who is Creating Tomorrow? Our Alumni.

Dec 29, 2011
Emmy®Award Winning Faculty Member Talks about Her Stop Motion Work on "Jingle All the Way"

Dec 27, 2011
Do You See the World in Photographs? Tell Us Your Story in Six Photos!

Dec 21, 2011
Apparel Design Students Wins Award

Watch the video to meet our students and see the bike.

What happens when Art Institute of Portland's Industrial Design and Design Management students put their heads together to build a bike of the future? Watch this video to find out.

A tight deadline, tight parameters, and a next-to-nothing budget mean they have to work together as a team—and create and collaborate with diverse points of views and backgrounds. Kind of like the real world, actually. The way we see it, it’s this kind of project that helps to redefine the classroom and how our students prepare for their professional life.