Anne Mavor's art installation is a tour through her ancestors’ perpetuation of slavery, genocide, persecution Anne Mavor was hoping to collaborate with a Native American artist for her next big project when she had a rude awakening. She was sitting ...
4 Oct 2016 - Emily Green
‘Aurora’ by Kim Stanley Robinson Space — the final frontier? The last walk on the moon was almost 50 years ago, but there’s been little doubt in science fiction movies and novels that someday humankind will break away from our little planet and colonize o ...
4 Oct 2016 - Mike Wold
The American song-writing legend builds on his long career of ‘showing, not telling’ life stories through song with his latest album ‘For Better, Or Worse.’ "There’s too many volatile things going on in the world,” says the always topical song writin ...
6 Oct 2016 - Holly Gleason
Journalist Alison Flowers follows four exonerees whose lost opportunities and struggles to rebuild their lives left them feeling trapped even after their release from prison More than 2.3 million people are being held in state and federal correctional fac ...
13 Oct 2016 - Katherine Luck
The Mexican playwright talks about her new production for Milagro Theatre’s Day of the Dead celebration Georgina Escobar, a multi-platform artist from Ciudad Juarez, México, has brought her distinguished theatrical talents to Portland as one of the artist ...
27 Oct 2016 - Suzanne Zalokar
The Canadian author makes her first foray into graphic novels with “Angel Catbird.” She talks about her new book and her passions: birds, storytelling and the environment. Distinguished author of more than 50 books, Margaret Atwood is a powerful figure in ...
3 Nov 2016 - Joanna Reid
Vinnie Kinsella’s new book, “Fashionably Late,” chronicles the experiences and the journeys of men who came out when they were older For 34 years, Vinnie Kinsella hid a part of himself from the world. Coming out of the closet in his mid-30s was anything b ...
9 Nov 2016 - Corinne Ellis
In an often misunderstood area of fashion, the Malikah Festival catwalk show in Redmond, Wash., is aimed at celebrating female diversity and bridging cultural barriers Fashion shows began in dressmaker shops in Paris in the 1800s. Today they’ve evolved in ...
20 Nov 2016 - Lisa Edge
The rock star discusses his legacy and his charitable efforts to combat homelessness We’d last seen Jon Bon Jovi about 24 hours earlier at the listening party for his new album at London’s Ivy Club, one of those joints that have their own name emblazoned ...
1 Dec 2016 - Terri White
The Rolling Stone journalist talks about the 2016 vote, the subject of his film For the past month, people around the world have pondered the meaning of the phrase “President Donald Trump.” During this period hate crimes have multiplied, street resistanc ...
14 Dec 2016 - Stephen Quirke