Disjecta
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Disjecta is a not for profit arts organization in Portland, Oregon that was founded in 2000. In their first location Disjecta held over 500 shows, showing 3,000 artists and hosting 30,000 patrons. They promote the movement of artists and institutions into the East Side Industrial District of Portland.
The Templeton Building, Disjecta's current location near the Burnside Bridge, was built in 1929 by Frigidaire and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.[1]
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