Students are using non-recyclable debris to create a tidal-rock sculpture that will grace the new Lincoln City Cultural Center Plaza.
The holiday tradition returns Dec. 17 and 18 after the theater company went dark for nearly two years due to COVID.
Niki Price of the Lincoln City Cultural Center is hiking the Coast to raise money for the center and awareness of public art.
On view at the JSMA in Eugene: Belkis Ayón’s collagraphs explore the mythology of an all-male secret society that she could never join.
Once a flight attendant, Sora O’Doherty soars with her large-scale calligraphic performance art.
Priti Gandhi, who comes from Minnesota Opera, will be one of the few top woman artistic leaders in the opera world.
Sue Taylor considers the work of Dennis Cunningham, whose deft linocuts of Oregon fishing reflect the fabric of life in the state. Cunningham died last week.
The music fest, which lost its 20th season last year to the pandemic, plans to start again in ’21 – if restrictions are eased in time.
Veteran Portland actor Tobias Andersen remembers talking with Plummer about how to play Prospero.
Rian Dundon has been photographing Oregon protests since 2019. Blake Andrews gets the lowdown on his busy year.
The images of the insurrectionists invading the Capitol were complicated by the backdrop: the art on the walls.
Two arts “lifers” drop a debut record in the midst of the 2020 debacle. The hard questions began to drop, too.
“The arts are undergoing a catastrophe. The performing arts sector, specifically, has been squashed. And, as with any tragedy, I think there are also revelations.”
Businesses boarded up against Covid and protests. Artists saw blank canvases. A look at very public art projects.
A Portland artist and his iPhone camera create a complex portrait of a city in flux.
Bob Keefer embraces an unusual art-making process befitting his unusual pathway to becoming an artist.
Sue Taylor reviews Rose Dickson’s exhibition “Giantess” on view at Melanie Flood Projects through September 27th.
Venice VR Expanded brings virtual reality to the Portland Art Museum. Two ArtsWatch writers tried it out.
Andrew D. Jankowski and Safiyah Maurice give an inside view of the visual art and culture components of the Black Lives Matter protests in Portland.
Amid difficult times, the Portland opera singer Onry raises his voice for inclusion.
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