Arlene Schnitzer

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Arlene Schnitzer was a prominent Portland, Oregon arts patron and philanthropist known for her significant support of the visual and performing arts.

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instanceOf art gallery
arts patron
concert hall
human
causeOfNotability transformative impact on Portland’s cultural landscape
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
ethnicGroup Jewish Americans NERFINISHED
familyName Schnitzer NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork arts patronage
philanthropy
founder Arlene Schnitzer NERFINISHED
genre performing arts philanthropy
visual arts philanthropy
givenName Arlene NERFINISHED
hasHonor Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall NERFINISHED
hasPartnershipWith Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation NERFINISHED
hasRole civic leader in the arts community
knownFor major donations to arts organizations in Portland
supporting museums and galleries
supporting performing arts institutions
languageSpoken English
livedIn Portland metropolitan area NERFINISHED
location Portland, Oregon NERFINISHED
Portland, Oregon NERFINISHED
memberOf Schnitzer family NERFINISHED
movement support of Pacific Northwest art
name Arlene Schnitzer NERFINISHED
namedAfter Arlene Schnitzer NERFINISHED
notableFor arts philanthropy in Portland, Oregon
founding Fountain Gallery of Art
support of performing arts
support of visual arts
notableWork philanthropic support leading to naming of Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
occupation art collector
gallery owner
owned Fountain Gallery of Art NERFINISHED
placeOfActivity Oregon NERFINISHED
Portland, Oregon NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Portland, Oregon NERFINISHED
religion Judaism
residence Portland, Oregon NERFINISHED
sexOrGender female
spouse Harold Schnitzer NERFINISHED
supported Oregon Symphony NERFINISHED
Portland Art Museum NERFINISHED
Portland Center for the Performing Arts NERFINISHED
regional artists in the Pacific Northwest

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Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall namedAfter Arlene Schnitzer