At Hallie Ford Museum, the Tom Prochaska retrospective “Music for Ghosts” and a revival of works by the late Jim Hibbard traverse the thin line between traditional and contemporary.
In which we consider the meanings of music with a Fresh Air Fest, a Columbia Riverkeeper composer-in-residence, a pair of rowdy rock concerts, and a sampling of Chamber Music Northwest.
A recent OBF/CMNW concert presented Bach’s great choral work alongside its contemporary competitors.
A report from within the one-day festival of new music, hosted this year at Portland State University.
NMG 2023 acknowledged loss and celebrated recovery with concerts indoors and outside.
Plus: Church of Film presents “Visitor to a Museum,” and a big shark attacks New Orleans in Tommy Wiseau’s “Big Shark.”
Pianist Hunter Noack’s wandering combination of classical music and natural beauty is reaching new audiences in new places.
After a four-day feast of music and partying, the 2023 Waterfront Blues Festival winds up with a bang of Fourth of July fireworks over the river.
One of the first concerts of this year’s summer festival tore down the house with music by Schubert and Fauré.
The skeleton celebrants of Mysti Krewe of Nimbus bring a sweet New Orleans flavor to Portland’s annual outdoor bash of the blues.
Among participants in the self-guided tour is painter Pam Greene, who tries to capture on canvas the “overwhelmingly wonderful” moments of living on the coast.
The blues festival, a downtown summer highlight since 1988, lays down its groove through July Fourth. Photographer Joe Cantrell captures Saturday’s opening-day action.
The veteran Portland artist’s July show at NINE Gallery springs from her own breast cancer and the pioneering treatment she chose to defeat it.
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