Signal Fire’s residencies bring artists to public lands, and give ’em a tent.
Jenna Lechner
Love and Marriage
Slumming Angel unpacks coupling in the abstract.
Beauty and Brains
Rodrigo Valenzuela’s story is everyone’s story.
Flora and Fauna Forevermore
APAK’s “Harmonious Kingdom,” on display at Hellion Gallery. This Saturday is your last chance to catch a great show in townโThe Tall Trees of Portland, on display at Hellion Gallery (19 NW 5th Ave #208, Saturday 12-5pm). Itโs a nice mixture of fantastical flora and fauna. Some might be sick of this style featuring โcreatures […]
FLOCK: A New Center for Dance
A new dance center takes up residence in Disjecta.
Birds on Film
Vanessa Renwick’s new show features the Chapman swifts and a score by Sam Coomes.
Portland2014
Your guide to the 2014 Portland Biennial.
On Empathy
Tip Toland’s unsettling sculptures at the Portland Art Museum.
The Chronology of a Queen
Kaj-anne Pepper and the craft of drag.
Art Lessons
Recreating a masterpiece with Tim’s Vermeer.
Free Trip to Venice! (Almost!)
The very suggestive painting “Street Musicians” by Bernardo Strozzi, on display at the Portland Art Museum. The last thing you probably want to do on this sunny Friday is spend the evening in a drafty museum, HOWEVER: Today is Free Fourth Friday at the Portland Art Museum! Really short notice—it starts in T-1/2 hour—but it […]
Heidi Duckler Dance: Dancing the End of Days
Anton Legoo Flame thrower at Heidi Duckler Dance I love watching dance in unexpected places, and fortunately, Portland offers up a lot of it. Example: POV Dance’s performance last month in the Leftbank building, which was great. And, this past weekend, Heidi Duckler Dance performed Ragnarok in the burned out old Taylor Electric Supply Company […]
