Wine country’s art cup overflows with studio tours
David Bates
September 30, 2019
Besides Art Harvest, shows explore fiber art, and prints about the political/cultural moment.
Besides Art Harvest, shows explore fiber art, and prints about the political/cultural moment.
The company kicks off its 16th season with works by a trio of European choreographers.
This is what we fear…Nothing to think withNothing to love or link with From “Aubade” by Philip Larkin, excerpted in Shadow & Light. When Eugene Concert Choir and Vocal Arts director Diane Retallack approached Joan Szymko in 2014 to write a new
“The Wolves” highlights a theater week that also includes the Mueller Report on stage and a Vertigo dark comedy.
Composer Oscar Bettison talks about making cool music and helping the Oregon Symphony kick off its season.
The mirror crack’d: Art ripped from the anxieties and tensions of an unruly world at large.
“The David Lynch of Portland theater” strikes up its 22nd season with a broodingly funny world premiere.
A few friends drop by to tell tales at the Waterstone Gallery artist’s show “Things That Don’t Float.”
Monica Setziol-Phillips’ art is installed at Salishan, within steps of work by her famous woodcarver father.
In Seattle, Yussef El-Guindi sets off an uncivil war in his new play “People of the Book.”
The Portland2019 Biennial at Disjecta offers a survey of socially and politically engaged local art.
Union PDX – Festival:19 is a new dance festival, started by Samuel Hobbs, that attempts to address some of the problems in the city’s dance community.
K.B. Dixon begins a new series of artist portraits, starting with the writers.
Author JB Fisher discusses the 61-year-old mystery of what happened to the Martin family of Portland.
Corrib looks at a “medieval” Irish scandal; Triangle makes a Darcelle musical; a pirate for the kids.
Julia Bradshaw’s “Survey” at the Truckenbrod Pop-Up Gallery in Corvallis investigates imaginary planets through a pinhole camera.
Autumn settles in swiftly across Oregon, and with it the rhythms of a new cultural season.
A FearNoMusic concert features new music composed in response to a Supreme Court confirmation battle.
Two landscape painters have a friendly smackdown at Cannon Beach’s Earth & Ocean Arts Festival.
Matthew Neil Andrews tells all: Your guide to choosing a balanced musical diet.
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