Portland arts venue protest highlights free speech conundrum
Protesters target venue after Portland arts organization announces it will host controversial speaker Jordan Peterson.
Arts and Entertainment
Shaking up the repertoire: Part II
Scott Showalter, president and CEO of the Oregon Symphony, talks about revenue growth, the symphony as performance art and how he said no to Edward Snowden.
Shaking up the repertoire: Part I
All Classical Portland president and CEO Suzanne Nance discusses live radio, launching a children’s channel and diversifying the classical canon.
Arts market at a crossroads
The rich are getting richer, but changing attitudes toward fine arts and crafts spell uncertainty for galleries and artists.
Everyone’s Game: Women in Gaming
Female gamers weigh in on Portland’s indie gaming culture, design trends and gender politics.
Power Chord: Portia Sabin
The president of the record label Kill Rock Stars talks about the evolution of Portland as a music city.
Power Player: Caleb Swanigan
After a rough road to the NBA, Caleb Swanigan enjoys the fruits of his success.
Power Gamer: Laura Hall
Laura Hall, designer of Portland’s first escape room, crafts real-world puzzles that mix logic, storytelling and design.