Underground ART KF

09/03/2026

“We Are Water” Calling all artists!

October 2026 in downtown Klamath Falls, an art group show focused on time-based media art is happening.

These days, many artists are wielding laptops and keyboards, creating works with mouse clicks instead of paint, brushes, and more traditional materials. Some of these creations are called “time-based media art,” which refers to works that occur over time, such as film, performance, video and computer-based art as examples.

Short films and video works are especially welcome.

This group art show will be located inside an old hotel. 27 rooms bring possibilities to highlight artists creatively and individually in a shared space.

We plan to utilize projectors, televisions and other means to bring the time-based media art works to life.

This call is open to artists of all ages who live or work near Klamath County.

Water connects us all. Time to explore what that connection looks, sounds, feels like, etc. We Are Water is the guide. We can’t wait to see what you create.

The deadline to submit works or concepts is September 30, 2026.

Any questions? Email us! [email protected]

08/18/2026

A few weeks ago the Klamath Music Festival kicked off at Watershed Row. Celebrating music, local food, art and good company. Thank you to everyone who made it out and made it possible!

Underground Art KF was excited to present LAND BACK, a collection of vibrant mixed-media paintings by Klamath-Modoc artist Ka’ila Farrell-Smith.

LAND BACK was the inaugural artist presentation in a new collaborative exhibition space between Watershed Row and U.Art KF, making Ka’ila’s work a fitting way to begin. Her paintings draw from memories and experiences of walking through her Klamath homelands, layering color, texture, and imagery to explore place, memory, identity and connection.

Check out Klamath Music & Watershed Row for more about the music festival and stay tuned for future events.

The exhibition will be on display in the Watershed Row Gallery when it opens to the public, so keep an eye on their website and come experience Ka’ila’s work in its new location.

Thank you for capturing this event wonderfully, PhotoArt by Aurora

08/14/2026

Spreading the word for this community clean up tomorrow 10AM! Saturday August 15.

Meeting at the steel bridge behind Mazama on the OC&E trail.

Thanks to everyone who is helping out 🤙🏻

08/14/2026

“We Are Water” - CALL TO ARTISTS

Coming Fall 2026 to downtown Klamath Falls, we are throwing a time-based media art group show.

These days, many artists are wielding laptops and keyboards, creating works with mouse clicks instead of paint, brushes, and more traditional materials. Some of these creations are called “time-based media art,” which refers to works that occur over time, such as film, video, and computer-based art.

Time-based media art can be many things; movement, audio, photography slides, performance art and anything that unfolds over a period of time.

As we are looking for these mediums, traditional/contemporary works are accepted as well.

The deadline to submit works or concepts is September 30, 2026. Use our website, undergroundartkf.org (http://undergroundartkf.org/) to apply.

Water connects us all. Time to explore what that connection looks, sounds, feels like, etc. We Are Water is the guide. We can't wait to see what you create.

07/21/2026

Get tickets for the biggest music weekend in The Klamath Basin in store at A Music Store on Main Street (1029 Main St. Klamath Falls), on the Klamath Music’s website, or at the door of the event day.

While you’re enjoying the live tunes, make sure to view the exhibition LAND BACK by Klamath Modoc artist Ka’ila Farrell-Smith, on display during the Klamath Music Festival at Watershed Row!

LAND BACK is a series of vibrant mixed-media paintings evoking memories of her experiences walking through her Klamath homelands. We are thrilled to show Ka’ila’s work as the inaugural artist of this new collaborative exhibition space between Watershed Row and Underground Art KF

See you at the show, July 24 & 25 2026. Located at Watershed Row, 330 S. 7th St. Klamath Falls, OR

07/17/2026

Photos from the Nourish group show have taken on a new life as a traveling photography exhibition, right here in The Klamath Basin.

Celebrate the people, places, flavors, and stories that feed our community. With this installation, we bring art to places that are used daily and may not typically have art shown there.

Prints are available for purchase at the link in our bio.

Take an afternoon, evening, or whenever you can to explore the three current locations:

-Roosevelt School
(Along the fence on N Eldorado Ave, cross street Manzanita St.)

-A Canal Trail Behind Mazama HS
(For an adventure, park at Wiard park, walk West on the OC&E Trial until you cross the bridge. Turn left onto the A Canal Trail toward Mazama to find the photos along the fence. About a half mile strut)

-Healthy Klamath Office
(500 Main St. inside the new courtyard)

More locations are to come and we can’t wait to share them with you!

07/12/2026

Get tickets now for The Klamath Music Festival at Watershed Row.

July 24 + 25 in Klamath Falls, OR

Tickets can be purchased at A Music Store on Main Street or Klamath Music (dot) com.

The Klamath Music Festival is just around the corner!

Join us for a weekend of live music, local food, and good company.

Tickets are linked in our bio, see you there.

06/25/2026

We’re excited to kick off our 3rd Annual Substance Use Prevention Art Contest.
Create a piece of art that speaks up. Your art can highlight the real impact of substance use, raise awareness of the risks, point people toward support, and promote a substance free life. This is your chance to turn creativity into something that makes people stop and think.
Check out the rules and submit your entry here: https://canva.link/jrhk9xdre2175rm

06/19/2026

Flashback Friday! Taking today to look back at Nourish, our summer/fall 2025 photography art show at the garden.

We are grateful to everyone involved and want to shout them out again! Giving space to artists and community is very special to us and we couldn’t do it without each person/organization/business involved!

Darren Culp brought beautiful handcrafted pottery. He creates locally here in Klamath Falls

Cody Williams created the tables used and brought some of the pieces he made. Check him out for any hand crafted goods.

Lindsay Slipke, owner of Birdhouse Flower Farms embellished the seating with her floral arrangements, check her out! Birdhouse Flower Farm

Leap of Taste (Keegan) worked with Klamath Supper Club and Underground Art KF TO prepare the main dinner meal and many other things! A Leap of Taste | Local Cafe Klamath Falls Supper Club

Brenna Morgan was the musician for the night, she also had some art featured in the exhibit. Brenna Morgan

DJ wireflac was our opening night DJ bringing up the vibes.

Laura Norris was our chef for opening night. Della Mio

Klamath Works provided the space at their community garden. Special thanks to Joy McCinnis & Gian Christmas! Klamath Works

KUHS Digital Media printed ALL the vinyl, they’re doing great things. We are grateful they are here in our community. Klamath Union Digital Media

Wynne Broadcasting gave us a radio shout out and is always more than helpful.

And of course, the artists!

Video editing by Haven Rainey

Cheers!!

05/09/2026

TONIGHT, 6PM

“FREE! Listen to music, make art, and make friends! Collage supplies provided, but you can bring your own as well!

This event will be held in the Banquet Hall on the back entrance of the Klamath County Museum's main branch.

- Must bring a parent if under 18
- Sober event

Bring your scrappiest, most creative, and most fun-loving selves.
See you at the Museum!”

Klamath County Museum

FREE! Listen to music, make art, and make friends! Collage supplies provided, but you can bring your own as well!

This event will be held in the Banquet Hall on the back entrance of the Klamath County Museum's main branch.

- Must bring a parent if under 18
- Sober event

Bring your scrappiest, most creative, and most fun-loving selves.
See you at the Museum!