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James Yood has been an educator, critic, essayist and media commentator on visual arts for over 20 years.
Learn moreJoin curators Kristan Kennedy (PICA) and Stephanie Snyder (Reed) for a discussion of Antoine Catala's installation and Psychedelic Soul.
Learn moreA walking tour of the visual art projects. Roam room to room, ask all of the questions you were afraid to ask, and take one last look.
Learn moreCalled Portland's "sleeping giants" by Snipehunt magazine, the band reforms for an evening of soulful inner space travel. Be there when the giants awaken.
Learn moreQuasi has toured or recorded with Sleater-Kinney, Elliott Smith, Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks, Built to Spill, and Bright Eyes, among others.
Learn moreHalaby looks into the varying and matching points between collective and personal stories inside the choreographic creative processes.
Learn moreCathy Edwards speaks with Raimund Hoghe and his company members about their performance Boléro Variations.
Learn moreHEALTH is noise, music, disco, and fashion; their shows mix, recombine, and reorient the senses. Pictureplane is going to destroy dance-floors in 2009.
Learn moreAn art collective from Portland, Oregon, formed in 2007, they will use home-crafted objects and sounds to take you deeper into the mystery.
Learn moreVariations pieces together different performances of the bolero: from Eydie Gormé to Maria Callas, Benny Goodman to Tchaikovsky.
Learn moreErin Boberg Doughton interviews Back to Back Theatre about their site-specific work, which addresses dynamics of viewer and voyeur.
Learn moreIn Winnipeg in the late 1970s, anyone with a dream, concept, or exhibitionist politic would be endowed with airtime and professional production services.
Learn moreA highly personal multimedia work with solo cello compositions at the core and based on recollections of childhood family car vacations.
Learn moreTwo dancers encounter 50 people in a series of dreamlike meetings but manage to miss each other while environments and people constantly change.
Learn moreKalup Linzy and Neal Medlyn interview each other about the use of pop culture, alter-ego, gender, and music in their work.
Learn moreOne hour plus of the conceptual workout experience you always wanted but never could embarrass yourself enough to find or do in public.
Learn moreSet against the shifting backdrop of a city, the audience is wired via headphones to an intensely personal drama that unfolds somewhere in the crowd.
Learn moreDaniel Barrow, Nicole Dill, and Tyler Wallace discuss strategies for creating work through real-time manipulation of images and performance.
Learn moreBeyonda brings the deep soulful jams that dig deep into early 60s soul, rare Stax, and swinging gritty late 50s RnB, all on original 45rpm records.
Learn morePNCA faculty member Stephen Slappe and fellow festival artists Antoine Catala and Gregory Green talk about the layered use of media in their work.
Learn morePortland-based composer Ben Darwish will lead a nine-piece band interpret Jackson's songs using Afrobeat techniques popularized by Fela Kuti.
Learn moreThis mobile performance-based outdoor video installation examines the lines between private and public, voyeurism and exhibitionism.
Learn moreOverhead projection combines with video, music, and live narration to tell the story of a garbage man with a vision to create an independent phone book.
Learn moreDancers sing and musicians dance in this feverishly physical dissection of cause and effect.
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