phile under: parking day

PARK Day at Tribute Gallery

one-day only parking spot park

09/18/2009 By Lisa Radon

Slideshow

Review: Jason Charles Rens’ Non-Jewelry at Nationale

09/15/2009

phile under: art

P.S. An Exhibition of Post Cards

Wish you were here!

09/15/2009 By Robert Runyon

phile under: art talk

Pat Boas Today on Art Focus

Eva Lake chats with Portland artist

09/15/2009 By Lisa Radon

phile under: art

Review: Jason Charles Rens’ Non-Jewelry at Nationale

09/15/2009 By Lisa Radon

phile under: film

Patton Oswalt: Big Fan

Top comic plays sports obsessive, gives Q&A over at Cinema 21

09/14/2009 By Robert Runyon

phile under: video art

Review: Echo Gap

09/12/2009 By Lisa Radon

phile under: art collective

Future Death Toll

at FalseFront Studio tonight

09/12/2009 By Lisa Radon

phile under: art

PNCA at 100 Exhibition at PAM Closing

see this important swath of PDX art history

09/12/2009 By Lisa Radon

Article

Review: The Crumb Trail

Pan Pan Theatre brings us the horror of Hansel & Gretel

09/12/2009 By Alexis Rehrmann

phile under: art band

Review: Oregon Painting Society

09/12/2009 By Lisa Radon

phile under: art

Review: Micah Malone’s Sell Out at Worksound

09/11/2009 By Lisa Radon

phile under: TBA

Review: Small Metal Objects

Back to Back Theatre performs a secret delight in bustling Pioneer Square

09/11/2009 By Alexis Rehrmann

Slideshow

Review: Micah Malone’s Sell Out at Worksound

09/11/2009

phile under: art + dance

Oregon Painting Society + Woolly Mammoth Comes To Dinner

at The WORKS tonight!

09/11/2009 By Lisa Radon

phile under: art

Non-Jewelry by Jason Charles Rens at Nationale

opening Saturday evening

09/11/2009 By Lisa Radon

Slideshow

Slide Show: Autumn Done Right

09/10/2009

phile under: TBA

Review: Her’s A Queen and DEEP Aerobics

Neal Medlyn strips pop stardom naked

09/10/2009 By Robert Runyon

FICTION

The Grocery Store Cart

With her short story "The Grocery Store Cart," Marian Pierce won the 2009 short fiction competition of the Wordstock book and literary festival. Chosen by Oregon writer Barry Lopez, this story won her $1,000 and publication in Portland Monthly.

09/10/2009 By Marian Pierce

Finance

Venturing Forth

Swearing he’d never be a banker like his father (and grandfather and great-grandfather), John Haines fled his office in the Wells Fargo Tower to kayak the world’s wild rivers and pioneer new paths in finance.

09/10/2009 By Ted Katauskas