Covideo
Brett Campbell
March 31, 2020
Is it real, or is it covideo? Forced to shut down concerts, music groups turn to livestreaming.
Is it real, or is it covideo? Forced to shut down concerts, music groups turn to livestreaming.
Voices from the front: Anton Belov brings a community of singers together through Facebook Karaoke.
As theaters go dim, playwright Rachael Carnes tries video-conference plays – and leaves a light on for good luck.
Yamhill and Polk county residents will have clearer listening to the classical radio station beginning Thursday.
COVID-19 and Portland dance: spaces close, shows are delayed, classes shift online, financial crises loom.
As other subjects retreat into solitude, K.B. Dixon shifts his camera gaze to the beauty of domestic things.
Martha Daghlian’s April picks highlight local arts organizations’ strategies for engaging homebound viewers.
Curator Lucy Cotter’s show at CCAC was poignant before the pandemic. Now it is even more urgent.
The rest of its season canceled by the health crisis, the venerable dance presenter faces acute money woes.
Starting Over is a new column about arts and culture in the time of the pandemic. This is its first issue.
ArtsWatch Weekly: As the pandemic crisis grows, Oregon artists and arts groups feel the financial squeeze.
First of all, how are you? Eating enough? Staying inside and entertained? Called your friends and/or family lately? Good. Let’s start by collectively admitting that we’re Not Doing Alright. It’s been a busy two weeks since last we spoke, dear reader: schools
The longtime owner of a Cannon Beach art gallery predicts her business will survive with help from the community.
Sebastian Zinn reviews March exhibitions of works by Carola Penn and Alexis E. Mabry
As the Oregon Symphony faces a stark financial crisis, musicians create mini-concerts from their homes.
Unit Souzou live-streams with “The Constant State of Otherness.” Plus: what isn’t happening in theater.
We know. It’s tough. But some Portlanders have been practicing it a long time. A look at states of solitude.
ArtsWatch Weekly: a rescue fund for artists thrown out of work, arts move online, Oregon’s animation magic.
Patrick Collier considers the appeal of the everyday still life scenes captured in Leslie Hickey’s photographs on view at Holding Contemporary
The Portland filmmaker, a Sitka Center resident, calls animation a “fascinating combination of art and science.”
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