Gallery Review
Tale Feathers
Stories from a bird's-eye view at New Grounds Gallery
Adabel Allen speaks through birds. Her gravure works on display at New Grounds Gallery, Emergence, use the avian subjects as muse and protagonist, and the effect is both sentimental and whimsical—not to mention visually stunning.
Book Review
Old School, Old Hat
Carolyn Cooke’s novel is a study in jumbled nostalgia
Writer John Bear dissects Daughters of the Revolution, a book about a private school in New England during the ’60s.
Caleb Cole
Culture Shock
Sex and slam poetry go together like latex and lube. That’s why performance artist Cameryn Moore—known for her fearless sex plays "slut (r)evolution" and "Phone Whore"—created Smut Slam, a touring event that puts fornication in a public and poetic context.
Image courtesy of the artist
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Learn to Work the Sax
Miguel Zenón Quartet
The Grammy Award nominated, Guggenheim and MacArthur Fellow and saxophonist brings his unique voice as a composer and conceptualist, perfecting a mix of Latin American Folkloric music and jazz.
Image by George Williams
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P.T.SS.D.
DeliKateSSen
The play touches on anti-semitism and friction through the lens of delicatessen owners and their past traumas.
Image by Jason Quigley
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Fitter, Happier
Portland Cello Project
Portland’s premiere alt.classical group brings a huge, orchestral ensemble including brass, percussion and guest vocals by Patti King, that performs a night in homage to Radiohead.
