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By: Jim Redden
Erika Bolstad's film about the damage to and eventual return of downtown Portland's Thompson Elk statue is a precursor to her longer work in progress, "Monumental," which delves into the causes of the destruction of several statues during 2020's social protests.
By: Jim Redden
The inaugural event brought high school students together with representatives from regional arts organizations to learn more about how to pursue careers in the arts.
By: Jim Redden
Vondersmith, who died unexpectedly on Oct. 4, was a key ArtsWatch writer and editor after working many years for news publications in Portland; Clark County, Wash.; and his native Ketchikan, Alaska.
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Veteran journalist and former Portland Tribune reporter and editor Jason Vondersmith passed away
By: Jim Redden
Veteran journalist and former Portland Tribune reporter and editor Jason Vondersmith passed away of an apparent heart attack on Sunday, Oct. 4, just three days short of his 61st birthday. […]
By: Jim Redden
Corbett artist Joseph Schneider trucks his half-size, illuminated, mobile head of the Statue of Liberty cross-country to the nation's capital, where onlookers gleefully dance with it.
A Black Portland hip-hop artist, an Oregon-born mariachi singer, and a Japanese American woman with deep family roots in Oregon will tell their tales in The Immigrant Story's music and storytelling evening Oct. 30 at The Reser.
Who'll manage the downtown performance halls once the city takes them over? So far, mum's the word, although Texas-based Broadway Across America has thrown its hat in the ring.
By: Jim Redden
The project, which profiles the histories and continuity of Indigenous cultures in Oregon, brings the art and stories of the state's original people to the fore.
By: Jim Redden
Just two national groups -- Broadway Across America and Oak View Group 360 -- are still in the running to manage the city's five downtown performance spaces.
