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Keith Z Once Played Himself Onscreen. His Own Pictures of Homelessness and Addiction Look Different.
‘Outside,’ the Portland photographer’s new book, collects portraits of his friends still living on the streets.
Painter and Plant Designer Tylor Rogers Is Chasing Everyday Beauty
As Rogers readies for his plant shop Arium Botanical’s second location, his painting career is taking off.
In Second Printing, Portland’s Art Map Grows to 73 Venues
The new, expanded guide to the city’s galleries, museums and arts venues launches this week.
Inside Wieden+Kennedy, FISK Gallery Blurs Commercial and Fine Art
Curator Bijan Berahimi makes a point of giving commercial artists an opportunity to work outside of brand briefs and pitch decks.
Elizabeth Leach Gallery Is the Fine Art Corner of Portland Textile Month
A group show brings the annual festival’s Layers of Resilience theme into the white cube.
Photo Book ‘Junk’ Peeks Inside Portlanders’ Junk Drawers
The product of Michael Apruzzese’s year-long community project is now available online and at 10 stores in town.
Photographer Rian Dundon Studies a New Breed of Hyper-Online Citizen Journalist
With ‘Streamers,’ Dundon expands on a body of work he began with the 2023 book ‘Protest City.’
‘MORE’ Escapes the Corny Pitfalls of 3D and Immersive Art Works
Trisha Baga’s experiential audiovisual installation at PICA explodes the tourist trap form.
‘Leaving the Fold’ Is a Group Art Show About Exiting Cults and High-Demand Religions
The show features the work of 22 artists, a handful of whom asked to remain anonymous.
Anti-Trump Table Setting Fares Poorly at the Oregon State Fair
The tablescape features a green table runner for Reflecting Pool algae and a menu with cyclospora lettuce.
Group Art Event ‘The Dog Days Show’ Is Back and Here to Party
The events feel more like a 20-something’s house party than a gallery opening by design.
In Year 10, Converge 45 Sets a New Course
The citywide arts triennial takes over Portland this weekend, and it looks a lot different this time around.