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The Hard Gaze: A Photo Essay Documenting Portland Protests

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RACC and Nat Turner Project Offer a Lifeline to Regional Artists

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Body Worlds & the Cycle of Life at OMSI: A Look at the Body as It Ages, With Dicks

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Portland Art Museum’s Hank Willis Thomas Retrospective Invokes Black Joy: The Strongest Force In the Universe

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Disjecta’s Portland 2019 Biennial: North Interstate Love Song

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Warren Kanders Finally Resigns From Board of the Whitney Museum

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Portland Art Museum’s the map is not the territory: Location, Origin, and the Threats of Climate Change

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The Embroidered Violence of Martha Daghlian’s Ceremonial Vestments

McIntyre Parker Resonates With Yale Union’s Recent Loss

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The Two-Person Photography Show Explores Intimate History and Artistic Development

XOXO's New Look: Changes to the Fest and Expanding to Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Owen Wilson Visits the Portland Art Museum's The Shape of Speed

Art Review: Consu Tolosa at Guardino Gallery

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Local Students Reinterpret MoMA Works in Marvels.

Forging Artwork as a Way of Taking Ownership of the Portland Art Museum

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