At Blue Sky Gallery, an Essential Look into the Life and Work of Photographer Robert Frank
Visual Art
Origins of Illimat
Making a Board Game with the Decemberists
Short-Form Comics You Will Love
From Reverse Flaneur M. Sabine Rear I want to read something short. Do you ever feel that way? Youโre browsing at the comic book store and every good book is a three-pound magnum opus, promising to break you open and rebuild you like boot camp. But what if itโs Sunday and Iโm not willing to […]
A New Exhibit Celebrates the Native Women Artists of the Northwest Coast
Lily Hope, Honoring Our Teachers Portland Art Museum Chilkat and Ravenstail weavings are two of the most complex art forms in North Americaโand also two of the most underappreciated. The opening of Interwoven Radiance, a new exhibit at the Portland Art Museumโs Center for Contemporary Native Art, aims to change that, by finally shedding some […]
Writing on the Walls at the Society Hotel
Courtesy of the Society Hotel I often wonder what it would be like to view Portland through fresh eyes again. My first night in town, which was nearly 10 years ago now, my aunt took me for sushi on the top floor of the Big Pink. It was dark out, so I failed to take […]
Indigenous Weaving Traditions Carry On in Interwoven Radiance
A new exhibit celebrates the Native women artists of the Northwest Coast.
Experience Pure Sound Art at Variform Gallery
With new work from Ben Glas, the space makes the medium accessible.
Critiquing Christmas: Benson Hotelโs Annual Gingerbread Masterpiece
Warning: Do not eat it.
Critiquing Christmas: PIRโs Winter Wonderland
The Portland International Raceway has all of the lights.
Intisar Abiotoโs Latest Exhibition Affirms Portlandโs Diverse Black Community
Intisar Abioto Photographer, dancer, and writer Intisar Abioto is a Tennessee native who moved to Portland in 2010 with her mother and sisters (one of whom is singer/songwriter Amenta Abioto). Abioto loved what Portland had to offer in terms of food and bike culture, but found herself wondering where all the Black people wereโthatโs partly […]
Infinite Black Portlands
Intisar Abioto’s latest exhibition affirms Portland’s diverse Black community.
On the Cover: The Doggone Art of Dylan Goldberger
Quick quiz: Why did the dog cross the road?To get to the barking lot!! If canine humor like that is pawssibly your thing [DEAR KATHLEEN, PLEASE STOPโeditors], I’ve got just the ticket for you on the cover this week to remedy this dog eat dog world [NOPE, NOPE, NOPE.โeditors]. Carefully woodcut by Brooklyn (NY) artist […]
