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Autumn settles in swiftly across Oregon, and with it the rhythms of a new cultural season.
From Eastern Oregon to a paint-out on the coast to queer opera and TBA in Portland to the New York streets, art is where you look.
In her new book, Susan Banyas takes a kaleidoscopic look back at a landmark school desegregation case.
Collections in Pendleton, La Grande and Baker City range from rocks to Lee Marvin's yellow-striped pants.
Corrib looks at a "medieval" Irish scandal; Triangle makes a Darcelle musical; a pirate for the kids.
Portland Center Stage delivers a grand, energetic production of Lin-Manuel Miranda's "In the Heights."
A FearNoMusic concert features new music composed in response to a Supreme Court confirmation battle.
Matthew Neil Andrews tells all: Your guide to choosing a balanced musical diet.
This year's Time-Based Art Festival is loaded with dance events. The rest of September's leaping with dance, too.
"I was really on fire": PHAME Academy and Portland Opera collaborate on original rock opera.
Julia Bradshaw's "Survey" at the Truckenbrod Pop-Up Gallery in Corvallis investigates imaginary planets through a pinhole camera.
Two landscape painters have a friendly smackdown at Cannon Beach's Earth & Ocean Arts Festival.
PICA's TBA Festival of contemporary performance is gone. But its memories linger on.
The power of codes in the art of black women: an adventurous show talks smartly with art on the streets.
Yamhill County kicks into fall with gallery shows, a Greek theater fest, an unsolved mystery, and more.
A festival of environmental art, dancing in the woods, and lots of music light up the Coast.
