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Seoul Brother Number
1 keeps the funk and much more alive |
FCC homecoming for Roberta Wong
"RWONG ideas"
On view through April 26 |
See the world at the
Portland Children’s Museum
On view through April 27 |
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A millennium of music in
a spring afternoon |
Joyous procession
under the big top features Japanese acrobat |
Why otaku and anime
matter
And what’s behind kawaii (cutesy)
On display through
March 31 |
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Memories in color, anchored in numbers
Oil paintings
by Megumi Endo
On display through March 22 |
Every Picture Tells a
Story: Persian Narrative Painting"
On display through July 27 |
Art, adornment, and democracy
An exhibit of fun jewelry at the Museum of Contemporary
Craft
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Storyteller Alton
Chung presents Okage Sama De
February 8, 9, 15, and 16 |
In winter, such
beauty
The show ends February 17 |
"Iranian Women Speak Out
Through Art"
Both exhibits run through January 26. |
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Emerging artist
finds inspiration from quilts, industrial sites |
Postcards from the Philippines
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Local
comic shop owner puts together stunning tribute to Bill Mantlo, writer of
ROM Spaceknigh |
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Colorful creations at
origami workshop brighten rainy day
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North Portland gallery
explores the world of sophisticated craft |
Enduring the
unbearable with patience and dignity
Oregon Historical Society through January 4 |
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Vancouver-based artist’s new work explores identity and labor through subtle
forms
Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery through December 1 |
Shohei Imamura films come to Portland
NW Film Center
November 3 through December 23 |
Boxlift bookends: Artists Una Kim and Natasia Chan open their studios
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10 or Less Film
Festival
Featuring films, director Q&As, workshops, and
celebrations
October 18 through 20 |
The savvy artist:
Portland Open Studios showcases four Asians |
Exhibit reveals
lives of early Japanese farming families in the Hood River Valley |
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