Now Hear This scours Bandcamp for new work from local artists. This time around: lowkey collaborations, Gothic chamber-folk, Neo-psychedelia, and plenty moreājust in time for Bandcampās next Fee Free First Friday.
Lindsay Costello has the inside scoop on September’s arts offerings in her monthly column.
Itās TBA time! Amy Leona Havin checks out the literary side of PICA’s festival and other book events.
Shannon M. Lieberman reviews a pair of shows at Nucleus Portland. One features intimate portraits and the other works in miniature.
Double-exposure photographs by Mike Vos, Dinh Q. LĆŖ and Gary Burnley speak to our polarized times.
The immigrant founder of Advance Gender Equity in the Arts says she often did not fit in ā until she found theater.
In the wake of the ballet’s reshuffle, the philanthropist talks about perceptions, funding, and the duties of boards.
Lindsay Costello reviews “some rights from a spring reckoning,” a thesis show installed in five parts by five artists at PNCA.
ArtsWatch Weekly: As Covid ebbs and flows, arts & culture find fresh form ā and Oregon stories arrive in a rush.
A remake of a 1992 horror flick strikes a vein of fear and blood in the long history of American racial violence.
Poet, teacher, memoirist and activist Judith Barrington talks about her career with ArtsWatch’s Amy Leona Havin.
The virtual reality competition of the Venice International Film Festival will be on view in Portland in September.
In the wake of the ballet company’s abrupt split with artistic leader Kevin Irving, much remains unexplained.
Sebastian Zinn reviews Storm Tharp and Grace Kook-Anderson’s exhibition of Northwest portraits from PAM’s permanent collection.
The Delta variant and ensuing restrictions effectively stopped ticket sales, then the headliner pulled out.
The poet and Quaker minister talks about her books, hospice work, and the connection between poetry and science.
Goofing around as a teen, Tines sang operatic-style to his choir-director granddad. āWell,” his grandfather said, “I think you have a voice.ā
Stage & Studio: A conversation with leading design figure Hill about the history of fashion by Black designers.
COVID concerns prompt organizers to adopt a drive-by format for the 18th annual tour of historic homes.
On Street Photography Day, Portland photographer K.B. Dixon celebrates the art of capturing the moment.
