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ArtsWatch Weekly: In spite a museum shutdown, a Southern Oregon showcase of student art finds a way.
Portland's visual history looks to expand; grants for artists; Chinatown Museum reschedules exhibitions .
The Metropolitan Youth Orchestra gets savvy and shows that shutdown doesn't have to mean shut up.
Where is the culture now? Culture critic and philosopher Raymond Williams has ideas we can use to figure it out.
As theaters go dark, actors' tales on "The Actor's Nightmare" of real-life stage disasters seem a perfect antidote.
The Portland actor and architect steps up to a bigger stage: The race to become the city's next mayor.
The Portland drummer and composer’s diverse projects embrace his expansive creative mentality.
How you hear Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata can depend on the instrument it's played on.
Voices from the front: Philanthropist Ronni Lacroute says COVID-19 is forcing arts groups to think in new ways.
COVID-19 and Portland dance: spaces close, shows are delayed, classes shift online, financial crises loom.
Art by the late Juergen Eckstein is included in an online sale and show at the Newport Visual Arts Center.
Katy Abraham, Stirling Gorsuch, and Aimée Brewer talk about their nature-inspired art and Instagram accounts.
A conversation on a train takes a ride into Portland racial history and one woman's life of beauty and elegance.
This year's big bash is gone with the pandemic wind. As a scaled-back virtual fest begins, an ode to the way it was.
Astoria dials back the 35th-anniversary celebration of the cult classic, but fans will still find ways to fete the film.
As schools shut down, arts teachers in Lane County shift online and take the art to kids across 16 districts.
