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The Mercury's 2024 Time-Based Art Festival Picks
Don't miss the dance parties, itty bitty music collages, and complete cacophonies—planning your itinerary is an art form in itself.
The Mercury's Time-Based Art Festival Picks
Don't miss the dance parties, itty bitty music collages, and complete cacophonies—planning your TBA 2024 itinerary is an art form in itself.
Portland's Favorite Experimental, Time Based Art Festival Bounces Back
On the TBA 2024 schedule: weird music, Black horror, and an opera about the prime meridian.
PICA’s New Arts Festival Takes Its Time
Stepping in for the Time-Based Art festival, Time-Released promises chaotic good performance art in bursts.
Say Nice Things About… Portland’s Delightfully Wild Arts Scene!
Galleries and museums? Of course. But a local cemetery and a mall as well? You better believe it.
Making Earth Cool: Partying to Save the Planet
On First Thursday, the art collective kicks off a two-month residency at Parallax Art Center.
ILY2 (or I Love You Too) Takes Root
Portland's newest contemporary art venue previously existed as an emotional-support hotline and a pop-up "glamshot" photo studio at the Lloyd Center.
Hot Take at Portland State: Looms Are Computers
At Weaving Data, nine artists explore the shared history of textiles and tech.
ILY2 (or I Love You Too) Takes Root
Portland's newest contemporary art venue previously existed as an emotional-support hotline and a pop-up "glamshot" photo studio at the Lloyd Center.
Hot Take at Portland State: Looms Are Computers
At Weaving Data, nine artists explore the shared history of textiles and tech.
Two Portland Galleries Make Their Move
Both Blackfish Gallery and Chefas Projects are expanding, showing off the local arts community's resilient side.
The Fluorescent and Ungovernable Ocean of Like Liquid, Cut Loose
Paper-focused visual artist Morgan Rosskopf and electronic musician Ashlin Aronin transport Well Well Projects to a chaotic blacklight grotto.
How to Get Back to the Land of the Living
Morgan Talty’s debut book Night of the Living Rez follows a Penobscot family through time.
TBA Review: They Can Never Burn the Stars Is TBA at Its Best
Standing in certain locations turned viewers’ bodies into conduits for deep vibrating bass lines.
San Cha Opens TBA with a Sold Out Show
The Los Angeles-based singer wowed with a slow baked layer cake set of emotion and drama.
Start Your Time-Based Art Engines
PICA's 2022 TBA festival schedule reveals themes of personal journeys, communal healing, cosmic connections, and sensory immersion.
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