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Ready for a deep dive? This local OMSI exhibit brings history to life.
The award-winning stop-motion animation studio bought the rights to “Piranesi” by Susanna Clarke.
The esteemed author wrote titles like “A Wizard of Earthsea” and “The Left Hand of Darkness” from the second-floor writing studio in her house in Northwest Portland.
The museum, which can also be rented for private and corporate events, is located just steps from the TriMet MAX station and across from the Oregon Zoo.
We’re calling on our readers throughout the year to share their photographic perspective of Portland, with a winner selected in early 2025.
From concerts to parades, Pride brings three months of festivities to Portland in 2024.
Raised in a children’s bookstore, Hawaii native Jaime Farmer inks his unique, storybook-style on clients from his studio in Southeast Portland.
The awards ceremony will be held in June at the Portland Art Museum.
Presented by art collective Roboto Octopodo, the walk-through exhibition is designed to encourage play for all ages.
April showers have brought May flowers in the form of the second annual Bloom Tour and pop-up installations.
The oil-on-canvas masterpiece is one of the French painter’s most universally recognized works.
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