Rose Gerber Is Meeting the Moment
Gerber is embracing a ‘cowboy boots meet Doc Martens’ sound and grassroots connection.
Sherbet Tone’s Sunny Sound Feels Both Retro and Refreshing
Sherbet Tone’s sound is as sweet and tart as its tasty name suggests.
Kate Blairstone Makes Transformative and Immersive Spaces
Blairstone began designing wallpaper for hospitality clients like Besaws and Gado Gado—and offers both custom and ready-to-buy rolls.
Pearl District Art Gallery Mono Space Presents Music With the Same Care as Paintings and Sculptures
“I see executives in here curled up in a ball in a fetal position for a couple of hours just completely feeling safe to do that.”
Pop Surrealist KRK Ryden Brings His Group Art Show “Is It Still Life?” Back to Brassworks Gallery
Devo singer Mark Mothersbaugh is among the 35 artists exhibiting work in March.
Portland State University Alumni Win Arlene Schnitzer Visual Arts Prize
Briana Cieri, Ame Morrison, and Savannah Noel will exhibit their art at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at PSU
Clown Down
Carla Rossi, the drag clown conscience of Portland, is retiring. But Anthony Hudson’s creative career shows no signs of slowing down.
Sudan Archives and Cain Culto Prove Pop Now Belongs to the Weirdos
The avant-garde strings players showed exciting new directions for their careers at Revolution Hall on Feb. 13.
Angus Oblong Keeps Himself Weird
The illustrator and creator of “The Oblongs” will draw Valentines at Brassworks Gallery this Saturday.










