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ArtsWatch Weekly: Storm Large and 3 Leg Torso make a movie, Chamber Music NW goes live, the Joy of words.
An effort to remove offensive language from the state song could end up with dual anthems to Oregon.
Even with some in-house audience, the Kiggins is keeping a robust streaming-cinema system going.
The U.S. poet laureate talks about a new anthology of Native Nations poetry and the values it celebrates.
The director of Lauren Yee's "The Great Leap" talks via podcast about racial equity, sound design & virtual theater.
Author Drew Pisarra and director Jerry Mouawad talk about their radio drama "The Strange Case of Nick M."
The composer and Reed prof talks about doing what all composers should: releasing a whole album of her own music.
With vaccines on the rise, the Oregon Symphony plans a fall return to the Schnitz – and has more news.
Oregon dance leaders talk about the long- and short-term future of dance. A little exasperation is involved.
The great American ballet star, who has died at age 86, was also a great teacher and a great human being.
Lindsay Costello discovers a state of wonder in her roundup of art to see in May.
"Indigenous Resilience in Oregon" continues with the tale of a wood carver's cultural connection through art.
Subashini Ganesan's pandemic-extended tenure as Creative Laureate still has one final project.
The Book Awards kick off a month of virtual events with Oprah, Whitney Otto, Stacey Abrams & Moby-Dick.
The Oregon Book Award finalist talks about poetry collections, the Western sensibility, and his love of chapbooks.
Port Orford author Ann Vileisis has been nominated for an Oregon Book Award for her book on the shellfish.
