ArtsWatch’s annual donor campaign is officially open and runs from Nov. 1-Dec. 31, with the goal to raise $25,000 The 2026 State of Local News report recently published by Northwestern University’s ...
The main festival on Nov. 7 is sold out, but you can still get into lots of literary, musical, art, and food events happening during the week.
As small museums face increasing funding problems, the Independence museum has lost its building but not its collections. A ...
The effort to raise $25,000 comes at a momentous time when donors have an extraordinary opportunity to shape the next chapter ...
Bucci grew up with an avid interest in artmaking, visiting museums across the Northeast with his parents. His high school allowed pupils to select art as an elective course five days a week, and he ...
Corbett sculptor Joseph Schneider returned from his round trip to Washington, D.C. exhausted but more convinced than ever about the healing power of art. After leaving on Tuesday, Sept. 1, Joseph ...
The leadership of the City Council is divided over the limited number of proposals to operate the Portland’5 Centers for the Performing Arts. The City will assume management of the five venues in the ...
Jason Lepojärvi, director of the C.S. Lewis Initiative at George Fox University, greets guests on the first day of “The Undiscovered C.S. Lewis Conference” held in late September. Planning for the ...
Montgomery’s cello concerto was co-commissioned by the Oregon Symphony, along with six other orchestras. The Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester gave the world premiere earlier this year in March and the ...
Seffarine’s new album was born a world away from the band’s Portland home. Last year, the founding duo of Nat Hulskamp (guitar, oud) and Lamiae Naki (vocals) embarked on an artistic residency in the ...
Over the past 30 years, Marne Lucas has built a compelling multidisciplinary career spanning photography, video, and sculpture. But her practice has only become more distinctive by expanding to ...
The topic for the Indivisible sign contest was “whatever makes you angry,” including ICE violence, Trump’s incompetence, democracy at risk and illegal wars. When the votes were counted, two winners ...
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