The Portal Art Gallery

The Portal Art Gallery

Located in the thoroughfare through Bakery Office One from Bakery Square Boulevard to East Liberty Boulevard, The Portal Art Gallery is a space dedicated to showcasing captivating, local artwork. The program is set to grow further, fostering ongoing collaboration with the community and showcasing an array of talented, local artists.

The exhibits are changed throughout the year and all of the art in the galleries is for sale. A portion of all proceeds will be donated to the Larimer Consensus Group.

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Current Exhibit:

Jordan Wong

PRACTICE +/- shares the contemplations and visual dynamism of artist Jordan Wong (WONGFACE). Building on his recent exhibition, Play is Infinite, at the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh (on view in 2025), this body of work furthers Wong’s imaginative exploration of the Ultimate Self, the endless possibilities of leveling up in life, and the transformative power of play.

ZYNKA Gallery is honored to work with Jordan Wong, and is proud to present his work at The Portal.

Over 20 Works of Art

10% of art proceeds support the Larimer Consensus Group

Curated by Jeff Jarzynka "ZYNKA Gallery"

PRACTICE +/-

PRACTICE +/- shares the contemplations and visual dynamism of artist Jordan Wong (WONGFACE). Building on his recent exhibition, Play is Infinite, at the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh (on view in 2025), this body of work furthers Wong’s imaginative exploration of the Ultimate Self, the endless possibilities of leveling up in life, and the transformative power of play.

The artwork is inspired by the question, 'What am I practicing?' It stems from the artist's ongoing examination of his own thoughts, feelings, and emotions that are repeated both consciously and—most importantly—subconsciously. The work also celebrates the philosophy that play inspires practice and, in turn, fosters greater play, emphasizing the power that comes from complete freedom to explore, experiment, and express.

Spanning a range of media, the exhibition blends traditional techniques like screen printing and aquatint etching with contemporary industrial processes such as digital UV printing and laser engraving. These dynamic methods reflect Wong’s layered approach, echoing his personal journey of identity as an artist and belonging as a second-generation Chinese American.

Jordan Wong

As a Chinese American whose childhood was filled with anime, manga, and video games, Jordan Wong (WONGFACE) creates drawings, characters, and icons to contemplate the hero’s journey, the game theory of leveling up throughout life, and the Ultimate Self.

Wong has produced large-scale installations and public artwork for the city of Cleveland as well as exhibited at the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh (2024 and 2020), Massillon Museum (2023), and the Akron Art Museum (2021 – 2022). From 2020 to 2022, Jordan served as the president of the Cleveland chapter of AIGA, the professional association for design. His work has been featured by Graphic Design USA (“People to Watch 2021”), The Great Discontent (issue no. 5), Cleveland Magazine (“Most Interesting People 2021”), Ideastream, Destination Cleveland, and other local publications.

Wong’s artwork can be found in the collections of Meta (the parent company of Facebook), Akron Art Museum, Cleveland Public Library, University Hospitals, Laura and Fred Bidwell (founder and executive director of FRONT Triennial, now concluded), and other private collectors.

 

Purchase a Piece

If you are interested in purchasing any artwork, please contact Zynka Gallery at 412-952-7370 or email jeffrey@zynkagallery.com for more information.

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