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Portland Fall Arts Guide 2012: Dancing In the Dark

With apologies to Julia Stiles, Oregon Ballet dancers go clubbin’.


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No one is dancing when I arrive at Jones. I’m here to meet Oregon Ballet Theatre dancers Olga Krochik and Lucas Threefoot and their friends, ostensibly for a night on the town. But it’s early    More
 
Wednesday, September 12, 2012 HEATHER WISNER

Portland Fall Arts Guide 2012: Words to the Wolves

What happens when a best-selling author joins an amateur writers’ group?


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I have read Harry Potter erotica. Sometimes, life is like that. One moment, you’re getting ready to read what you think will be a fun short story about a magic girl and boy, and in the next, Gin   More
 
Wednesday, September 12, 2012 LAURIE NOTARO

Portland Fall Arts Guide 2012: Different Thursdays

Tom Cramer takes his work from the Pearl to Alberta.


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The Willamette River divides Portland’s art scene. Tony galleries in the Pearl District and Northwest exude First Thursday hauteur, while street artists turn Northeast Alberta Street into a fr   More
 
Wednesday, September 12, 2012 RICHARD SPEER

Portland Fall Arts Guide 2012: Pearls After a Lazy Lunch

How will an Oregon Symphony violinist do as a downtown busker?


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It’s just after noon on a gorgeous late summer Friday at Pioneer Courthouse Square, and one of the best and most versatile violinists on the West Coast is getting ready to do some busking. Dre   More
 
Wednesday, September 12, 2012 BRETT CAMPBELL

Late Night Library

Two coasts, one podcast.


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Debut poetry and fiction doesn’t have much visibility in the publishing world these days. Enter Paul Martone and Erin Hoover, a fiction writer and a poet who paired up to create Late Night Libra   More
 
Wednesday, April 25, 2012 MARIANNA HANE WILES

Time After Time

Our top picks for the second week of PICA’s Time-Based Art Festival.


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Mike Daisey, All the Hours in the DayMike Daisey is, at various times, an improvisational storyteller, a big-hearted observer, a lonely expositor of self or a sweat-drenched haranguer from the stage   More
 
Wednesday, September 14, 2011 WW Culture Staff

Time of Your Life

Our top picks for the first week of PICA’s Time-Based Art Festival.


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This Thursday marks the beginning of Portland Institute for Contemporary Art’s ninth Time-Based Art Festival, a 10-day rush of dance, theater, comedy, music, film, visual art and other assorted w   More
 
Wednesday, September 7, 2011 WW Culture Staff

Dangerous Women at In Other Words Saturday, Nov. 15.

Female stereotypes confirmed! Gypsy music to soundtrack.


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If Halloween weekend wasn’t enough and you’ve still got a thirst for costumes and theatrics, local writers Megan Clark, Monica Drake, Delilah Marvelle and Jessica Morrell appear as Dangero ...   More
 
Wednesday, November 12, 2008 Matt Stangel.

Information Station

Tahni Holt's brainchild Information Studio was a remote-controlled icebreaker.


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Spending a sweaty Saturday in an airless room silently touching strangers might not sound like a good time. But Information Studio—a combination of Twister, sociology experiment and art happenin ...   More
 
Wednesday, July 2, 2008 HEATHER WISNER

Einstein: His Life and Universe

E = MC squared—sweaty feet and all.


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Here's a promising recipe for a riveting biography: Pick a scientific genius who made the remarkable jump to world icon from his otherwise-impenetrable field. Choose a subject whose life was a bubbli ...   More
 
Wednesday, April 25, 2007 HENRY STERN
 

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