The images, from the collection of photographer Bill Rhoades, run from the New Deal to the present and include work by famous Oregon photographers.
The story of a long-lost Tony Award and how, with a little Oregon help, it finally got replaced. Plus big grants, awards, leadership shifts, and some “Slow Looking” at art.
A pandemic piano acquisition a century in the making: After stops in Chicago, Sioux Falls, a school music room in Tigard & more, it feels like home.
Portland plunges into its festival of new works, and “other” theater from “Gatsby” to “Gloria” lights the lights.
Also this week: An extra-noirish “Nightmare Alley” and a host of good revivals strut their stuff.
Portland metal quintet dwells in the void.
From childhood competitions to her own Lake Oswego Violin studio, Zabenova has pursued a life devoted to playing and teaching.
Portland’s 13th annual festival of new works Jan. 27-Feb. 6 features 37 online projects, from dance to theater to puppetry and more.
The daughter of Stanley Kramer has a film, “NAKUSA,” in next month’s festival.
An award-winning pianist replaces Fazil Say in a crystalline performance of a Ravel concerto.
The acclaimed Portland composer and cellist discusses her creative renaissance
Joel Coen’s movie adaptation is too timid for the tale it tells.
The native Portland choreographer returned to his home town as the pandemic hit. He’s emerged with a fresh vision and three new works at A-WOL.
After a year-and-a-half pandemic shutdown, the community gathering place welcomes the public back with two days of bluegrass and Americana.
Multimedia exhibition captures stories of survivors who fled war, persecution, and genocide to rebuild their lives in Oregon.
January and early February bring a festival filled with dance, and several co-minglings with other art forms.
Playwright Lauren Yee returns to Oregon stages with a Center Stage/Artists Rep collaboration; “Thurgood” and “Hedwig” get ready to roll.
Change in the air: Comings, goings, honors, and landmarks on Oregon’s music scene.
Listening ahead to the region’s upcoming concerts and live streams
Oscar best-foreign-film candidates from Japan’s Ryûsuke Hamaguchi and Spanish master Pedro Almodóvar highlight Portland’s movie week.
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