HOOD RIVER — The Hood River Library welcomes “Sketch + Release,” a touring multimedia program featuring Black creatives living and working in rural Oregon, on Wednesday, August 5 at 6 PM. The evening will include docu-series episodes, a live performance, and a locally tailored community dialogue, led by “Sketch and Release” creator and multidisciplinary artist Jason McNeal Graham (MOsley WOtta).
“Sketch + Release” is a mobile, short form documentary series where Oregon’s rural landscapes replace the traditional studio. “This project is about making room for Black artists in small towns and for complex stories about who we are becoming,” says Graham. Through intimate portraits of Black creatives, the project invites viewers into kitchens, fields, garages, and back roads where art is made and futures are imagined. To see a trailer about “Sketch and Release,” go to https://bit.ly/4vhYnPG
The program will be from 6:00-7:30 p.m. in the Reading Room at the Hood Library, 502 State St. Hood River, OR. For more information about this event, go to www.hoodriverlibrary.org or contact Renee at 541-387-7071 or renee@hoodriverlibrary.org.
Supported by major Oregon foundations and cultural partners, “Sketch and Release” is part of a broader effort to build sustainable, equity-focused cultural infrastructure in rural regions. “Sketch and Release” will tour venues across Central and rural Oregon from Spring 2026 through Spring 2027. For inquiries or collaborations, contact Wake Creative Inc. by email: info@sketchandrelease.net.
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