Fall Arts 2025
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THE TRASH REPORT: Twilight, Bald Guys, and Gossip are Definitely Art
A particularly artsy roundup of the week's hottest (and trashiest) gossip!
A particularly artsy roundup of the week's hottest (and trashiest) gossip!
The Mercury's Fall Arts Issue 2025
The only guide Portland needs for the season's theater and performance art, comedy art, food art, movie art, book art, architecture art, and more!
The only guide Portland needs for the season's theater and performance art, comedy art, food art, movie art, book art, architecture art, and more!
Portland Art Museum's Rothko Pavilion Opens This Fall
The new addition finally links the museum's
two buildings and shifts the entrance to its center.
The new addition finally links the museum's
two buildings and shifts the entrance to its center.
Nine Portland Dishes That Are Plated Works of Art
Finally some fine art you can put in your mouth.
Finally some fine art you can put in your mouth.
Performance Works Northwest Turns 25
Dancer-choreographer Linda Austin reflects on a quarter-century in Portland’s experimental scene.
Dancer-choreographer Linda Austin reflects on a quarter-century in Portland’s experimental scene.
It's Time to Appreciate Bike Play as Theater
Bike Summer / Pedalpalooza's annual outdoor drama is campy, approachable, and drawing crowds.
Bike Summer / Pedalpalooza's annual outdoor drama is campy, approachable, and drawing crowds.
Punchlines & Piledrivers Calls It in the Ring
Ally Ward's absurd wrestling-inspired live show pits comics against each other for an improv battle.
Ally Ward's absurd wrestling-inspired live show pits comics against each other for an improv battle.
Normal Gossip Can Keep a Secret, They Just Don’t Want To
A very fun Q&A with podcasters Rachelle Hampton and Se’era Spragley Ricks.
A very fun Q&A with podcasters Rachelle Hampton and Se’era Spragley Ricks.
Jock Jams Vol. 1 Turns 30 & Flirty!
Tracing sport, nostalgia, hip-hop hitting the mainstream, and the fall of Village People’s “YMCA.”
Tracing sport, nostalgia, hip-hop hitting the mainstream, and the fall of Village People’s “YMCA.”
Satyricon: An Oral History
From 1984-2011, the downtown dive was a venue where legends, locals, and total unknowns shared a stage.
From 1984-2011, the downtown dive was a venue where legends, locals, and total unknowns shared a stage.
Book Review: Shared Homes Bring Hope and Chaos in Wolf Bells
Leni Zumas’ new novel is a nice (and quietly subversive) story about
a multigenerational, intentional community.
Leni Zumas’ new novel is a nice (and quietly subversive) story about
a multigenerational, intentional community.
Portland Zine Meetup Is Crafting Community
In the Lloyd Center mall food court zinesters are making comics
and zines about “like, every topic ever!”
In the Lloyd Center mall food court zinesters are making comics
and zines about “like, every topic ever!”
Stacey Abrams Has the Write Stuff
The famous political activist explains artificial intelligence through the lens of Coded Justice.
The famous political activist explains artificial intelligence through the lens of Coded Justice.
Eleven Films to Argue About in Fall 2025
The season is stacked with films from the likes of Paul Thomas Anderson, Kelly Reichardt, Lynne Ramsey, Chloé Zhao, Kathryn Bigelow, Yorgos Lanthimos, a Safdie, a Tron movie, and more!
The season is stacked with films from the likes of Paul Thomas Anderson, Kelly Reichardt, Lynne Ramsey, Chloé Zhao, Kathryn Bigelow, Yorgos Lanthimos, a Safdie, a Tron movie, and more!
Do This, Do That: Fall Arts 2025
Portland's grandest, thinkiest, most-engaging displays of art and culture!
Portland's grandest, thinkiest, most-engaging displays of art and culture!
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