
Q&A: Chris Ayzoukian, director of Beaverton’s new Reser arts center
The center’s director talks about programming, inclusiveness, flexibility, and the rise of “surban” identity.
The center’s director talks about programming, inclusiveness, flexibility, and the rise of “surban” identity.
Chor Anno initiates the return to live choral singing
The virtual-reality extravaganza has bright moments, but is often brought down by … technology.
The Patricia Reser Center for the Arts, due to open in March 2022, gives Beaverton a stage and sense of place.
Mat Randol on a sharp level, Doug Martsch at Sou’Wester, Megadeth and Lamb of God at Moda
Stage & Studio: A conversation with founder Sankar Raman, plus a father’s talk with his daughter 20 years ago on 9/11.
Kate Nason’s memoir traces an emergence from bad marriages and the shadow of a president and a White House intern.
Third Angle premieres an opera inspired by gentrification’s damage to Portland’s Black community.
The director and composer discuss their new opera “Sanctuaries” and staging it outside Memorial Coliseum.
Theater founder and executive director Donald Horn explains how he’s waging war on COVID-19.
ArtsWatch Weekly: Remembering an iconic Portland cultural figure and a TV star; Art in the Pearl & more.
September attempts to get “real” with symphonies, operas, ‘90s bands
PICA’s Time-Based Art Fest highlights a month that also shows many dancers emerging from isolation.
Andrea Reinkemeyer’s music isn’t daunted by nature—even when nature is at its most disgusting, frightening and overwhelming.
The Oregon Coast Jazz Party director says his musical influences run from Benny Goodman to The Beatles.
A feast of films by a legendary director of “indelibly weird classics”; return of a Portland women’s film fest.
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