We read a ton of great books this year and wanted to share some of our favorites, so we decided to be like everybody else and put together a 2025 “best of” list. Why invent the wheel? Our editors…
We’ve begun reviewing manuscripts and curating our 2026 print anthology …
People are reading more than ever—words, not books—text messages, social media captions, arguments in the comments. Most of us probably know this already, if only intuitively. But know it or…
Since moving to Portland, I have seen art organizations close, arts funding diminish, and a focus on equitable access to creative opportunities, recede in favor of individual fundraising efforts. Beyond Portland, I have seen beloved literary…
There’s nothing like looking at art your partner would love to soften the edges of a disagreement and diminish the importance of reaching a clear resolution—a resolution which, in my case, would include my husband telling me that I was right.
The Untitled Native Project by Brutis Baez, Amber Kay Ball, Trevino Brings Plenty, Leland Butler, Olivia Camfield, Robert Franklin, David Harrelson, Anthony Hudson, Woodrow Hunt, LaRonn Katchia, Steph Littlebird, Kanani…
Time-Based Art Festival by Portland Institute of Contemporary Art Saturday, September 5th [reflections provided by Ryan-Ashley Anderson Maloney] The Brutal Joy: A Lecture, lecture/performance by Justine A. Chambers [ Photo…
Time-Based Art Festival by Portland Institute of Contemporary Art
Friday, September 4th
[reflections provided by Ryan-Ashley Anderson Maloney]
Time-Based Art Festival by Portland Institute of Contemporary Art
Thursday, September 4th
Omni Rail by Angelo Scott at PNCA
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