Three nights in the life of stand-up comedian Amy Miller.
Agenda
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Portland’s Portraitist
Michael Horwitz Will Draw Your Face
Michael Horwitz will draw your face—for the price of a conversation.
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Time’s Gonna Pass
Polly Dugan on Ambiguity, Loss, and How Tin House Taught Her to Write
Author Polly Dugan on ambiguity, loss, and how Tin House taught her to write.
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Continuous Thread of Resistance
Walidah Imarisha on Poetry, Sci-Fi, and Radical Activism
Walidah Imarisha on poetry, sci-fi, and radical activism.
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Profiling Five Portland Art Makers
A novelist, a stage manager, a comic book writer, and more.
A novelist, a stage manager, a comic book writer, and more.
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Profiling Six Portland Art Makers
A comic, a director, a drag queen, and more.
Profiling a comic, a director, a drag queen, and more.
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On Empathy
The Unsettling Sculptures of Tip Toland
Tip Toland’s unsettling sculptures at the Portland Art Museum.
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The Evolution of Kill Rock Stars
Is Comedy the New Punk Rock?
Is comedy the new punk rock?
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Passion Project
It Only Took 20 Years to Get The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window Staged at OSF
It took 20 years, but a persistent dramaturg finally gets a pet project staged at the Oregon Shakespeare Fest.
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Three Steps to Greater Art Appreciation
“The Fact That Art Gets Made at All Is a Humanist Miracle You’re Not Fit to Dismiss”
“The fact that art gets made at all is a humanist miracle you’re not fit to dismiss.”
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How to Be Alive Now
Ashley Hollingshead Talks Feminism, Destiny’s Child, and Making Her Own Opportunities
Theater-maker Ashley Hollingshead talks feminism, Destiny’s Child, and making her own opportunities.
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Theater Builder
Dámaso Rodriguez Is the New Public Face of Artists Rep
Dámaso Rodriguez is the new public face of Artists Rep.