On The Town

Long Distance Love

Tin House magazine cultivates a transcontinental bond.

08/23/2012

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It Looked Different on the Model

By Laurie Notaro

07/22/2011 By Anne Adams

Culturephile

Farm to Stage

In a St. Johns backyard, a homegrown version of Japanese dance takes root.

06/29/2011 By Anne Adams

Culturephile

Home Maker

Crafter and writer Susan Beal offers two new guidebooks for a generation rediscovering the excitement of the handmade.

05/20/2011 By Anne Adams

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The Descent of Man

by Kevin Desinger

04/22/2011 By Martin Patail

Culturephile

Fantastic Three

A trio of local scribes vie for the Oscars of science fiction writing.

04/22/2011 By Camille Alexa

Now See This

Artist of the Pen

Lloyd Reynolds

03/17/2011 By Randy Gragg

Culturephile

True West

In Kelly Reichardt and Jon Raymond’s pioneering ‘road movie,’ dust and drought haunt both past and present.

03/10/2011 By Randy Gragg

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Recovery Road

02/16/2011 By Anne Adams

Culturephile

Sibling Song

Two Portland sisters (and 50 pianos) put a family spin on a new album

02/14/2011 By Anne Adams

Culturephile

Little Big Nurse

Actress Gretchen Corbett brings Ken Kesey’s greatest character to the stage in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.

01/14/2011 By Barry Johnson

Culturephile

Something About Mary

White Bird’s Uncaged dance series lets loose a Portland treasure

12/21/2010 By Barry Johnson

On the Town

Room With a View

A former Southeast Portland laundry building inspires a major new arts organization.

11/17/2010 By Randy Gragg

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River House

by Sarahlee Lawrence (Tin House Books)

09/13/2010 By Randy Gragg

On the Town

Motherlode

Editor’s Pick

04/27/2010

On the Town

Tender Loving Empire

Editor’s Pick

04/27/2010 By Anne Adams

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Putting Away Childish Things

04/23/2010 By Graham Bell

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The Lunatic, the Lover, and the Poet

12/16/2009 By Veronica Martin

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Tall Tales

05/19/2009 By Isaac Darnall

Comedy

Laughs on Hawthorne

Brace yourself for four days of high hilarity during the second annual Bridgetown Comedy Festival, April 23–26.

05/19/2009 By Randy Gragg