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First Thursday Street Fair Canceled Due to Poor Air Quality
The indoor gallery portion will continue as planned.
Ronny Quevedo’s Basketball Court for the Ages
The artist’s interactive Portland installation ‘scrimmage’ takes an anthropological angle on the art of sports.
Artists Facing Housing Insecurity Gather Around ‘Outsider Art’
At Carnation Contemporary, a show from the Gather:Make:Shelter collective reclaims the othering label.
Portland’s Best Bike-Powered Farmers Market Potter
Heath DeWallace of Fishbone Pottery peddles pint-sized ceramics every weekend in St. Johns.
Life’s Biggest Questions Await at the Art Gallery Above Mother Foucault’s Bookshop
Instead of a theme, SOCIETY’s summer group show actually has something to say.
The First-Ever Portland Arts Week Is Here, and Ready to Play Ball
Five events you might want to check out, all themed around art and sports.
Brad Mildrexler’s Rocky Sculptures Are the Awesome Kind of Ugly
At flower shop Colibri, the artist’s latest show explodes ideas of beauty and décor.
Tweens Curated the Latest Portland Art Museum Show
A unique partnership put King Elementary students in charge of a space in the Black Art and Experiences gallery.
Cathedral Park Gets New Dragon Sculpture
Willie the River Dragon lives at the intersection of North Burlington Avenue and Willamette Boulevard.
Michael Apruzzese Wants to See Your Junk Drawer
Apruzzese has photographed about 200 junk drawers in Portland so far.
One of Portland’s Oldest Restaurants Gets a Vibrant New Mural
Republic Café & Ming Lounge has been in Old Town Chinatown since 1922.
Immersive Art Exhibition Coming to Porsche Studio Portland
The show will include a design room, sound chamber and a racing simulator.