We Brought a Piece of Mount St. Helens to You

Is it odd that so many of us now long to revisit that moment?

Portland Art Museum and NW Film Center to Place 80 Percent of Their Staff on Unpaid Leave

After the Portland Art Museum and Northwest Film Center closed nearly a month ago to prevent the spread of COVID-19, most of the staff are now facing a foreseeable future without a regular paycheck. About 80 percent of the workers at both facilities will be placed on unpaid leave on April 16.

Portland Art Museum Says It Will Lose $1 Million for Every Month It Is Shut Down

Less than a week after it was declared a pandemic, COVID-19 has destabilized many of the country’s most prominent arts organizations—even the Met has taken a major hit. Now, one of Portland’s largest arts organizations has issued a cry for help.

What Portland Attractions Have the Best Membership Deals for Families?

We did the math on memberships at some of Portland’s best membership-driven family destinations to lay out how quickly you’re getting your money’s worth, and whether you should reap the benefits of membership.

Portland’s Leading Arts Organizations Hate the Arts Tax, Too

What was supposed to be a long-sought infusion of cash has turned out to be just a trickle, accompanied by bad PR.

The 29 Can’t-Miss Portland Art Events This Spring

Frida Kahlo, the author who coined “mansplaining” and Portland’s favorite drag clown.

Whenever Gum Ends Up on a Work at the Portland Art Museum the Museum, Samantha Springer Is the One to Very, Very Carefully Remove It

The Most Important Portland Culture News of the Week, From Best to Worst

“He politely asked if he could finish his game, and they politely said no.”