August’s selections of art exhibitions and events highlight artists sharing their vision of the world with viewers. The results cover everything from beach debris to John Travolta.
Theatrical barbecue, skeleton piano, down on the sheep farm, Troubles in Belfast, schools & Congress, bustle of books, a galaxy far far away.
New art to welcome the new year! Galleries and virtual spaces alike offer a wealth of viewing opportunities for January.
At this month’s First Thursday gallery walk, art fans found shelter from the frantic times outside the galleries.
Laurel Reed Pavic hits the First Thursday gallery shows and breaks out of the the post-twinkle winter slump.
Martha Daghlian shines some light on gallery shows to get out and see in February.
NÃm Wunnan’s October art picks, from the Chinese Garden to the High Desert Museum.
How does the rhyme go? April showers bring… April flowers, May flowers, May showers, occasional heatwaves, and record pollen levels? Something like that. As the city warms and brightens this May, a colorful range of shows are popping up like the unstoppable
While we have yet to escape the various micro-seasons of post-winter, pre-spring Portland (such as Fool’s Spring, Mud Season, and Third Winter), blossoms are indeed blooming and the list of events and openings is getting fuller and fuller. For example, we’ve got
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