Maintaining anything for 25 years — especially in the arts — takes unwavering dedication, adaptability, self-discipline, and a tenacious curiosity. Spaces close. Funding dries up. Audiences shift.

A shift is in the air. Summer is just around the corner, and an ever-increasing number of vaccinated Oregonians are beginning to venture outside more often. This month, many art happenings reflect ...

Hungarian no longer — performed Mendelssohn, Gabriela Lena Frank, and (with Denk) Franck's "Piano Quintet in F minor." ...

The company's dancers range widely across new works by Akira Uchida and Ihsan Rustem, and the return of artistic Director Sarah Slipper's "The Other Half of We." ...

In "Outside Nature" Diederich pairs paintings with a poem composed through titles; the group show "Beyond the Garden Room" adds seven artists' meditations on the garden.

As small museums face increasing funding problems, the Independence museum has lost its building but not its collections. A ...

The main festival on Nov. 7 is sold out, but you can still get into lots of literary, musical, art, and food events happening during the week.

ArtsWatch’s annual donor campaign is officially open and runs from Nov. 1-Dec. 31, with the goal to raise $25,000 The 2026 State of Local News report recently published by Northwestern University’s ...

John Luther Adams. Photo: Kris Serafin. In 1989, John Luther Adams reached a career crossroads. For more than a decade, the 36-year-old musician/environmentalist had led a double life: as an activist ...

The effort to raise $25,000 comes at a momentous time when donors have an extraordinary opportunity to shape the next chapter ...

Fall is the season for artists to open their studios to the public: Several Oregon cities and counties, from Portland to Southern Oregon to Yamhill and Washington counties and more, have already had ...