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As rapid development tightens the real estate market in Portland's inner core, arts groups are trying to play the game.
Following up on Portland Art Museum's $10 million Rothko Pavilion gift; a fond farewell to Vision 2020.
Teatro Milagro's leader talks about bilingual arts and the joys and perils of taking the show on the road.
Metropolitan Youth Symphony leader: In a troubled world, schools need to teach the empathy of the arts.
Christopher Acebo stages Lynn Nottage's timely look at labor for Profile. Plus, a burst of new shows.
For almost four decades the leaders of PassinArt have forged a strong path for Black theater in Portland.
Tonight, tonight, tonight! Your busy music editor has to miss a bunch…
At a North Portland school, a music lover and BRAVO music students meet and learn in the circle of life.
A showcase of student dancers highlights the talent and promise of a new generation.
Dancemaker Linda Austin concludes her four-year experiment with the way we remember, forget, re-imagine and recreate art.
Rachel Rosenfield Lafo considers the artist's meditative fiber sculptures made from deconstructed canvases
A visit to see Dorothy Goode's joyful, merging, overlapping, playful paintings.
A fundraiser auctions a Rick Bartow sketch and the 14th annual "Au Naturel" show opens in Astoria.
Metropolitan Youth Symphony director talks full STEAM ahead about the links among science, education, and the arts.
Gallery shows on glass, Rogue River Wars, and tea service; a play reading; and a native son comes to town.
The Clatsop CC teacher loves Astoria’s grittiness, but sees gentrification putting the squeeze on her students.
