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PuzzleWatch: The Dream of the Maryhill Museum • Oregon ArtsWatch
1+ day, 13+ min ago (216+ words) A century after its dedication, Maryhill Museum is now well established as one of the foremost cultural centers in the Pacific Northwest, and while it shutters in November for the winter months, the museum will reopen for a second century…...
Trisha Baga’s ‘MORE’ at Converge 45: A disorienting, ultimately revealing mind trip • Oregon ArtsWatch
2+ week, 1+ day ago (499+ words) Nobody knows what will happen to the first generation of kids raised on smartphones. How will screen time affect the development of their brains? How will A.I. alter the ways they navigate the physical (and digital) world? How severely will “the…...
What We Hold & Leave Behind • Oregon ArtsWatch
2+ week, 6+ day ago (399+ words) Nearly a year after the Cover to Cover reading I attended on November 4 (in conjunction with the 2025 Portland Book Festival) at Mother Foucault’s Bookshop to a standing-room-only crowd, I could feel, even without the poets’ physical presence, the energy, emotion…...
Remembering Newport artist Jill Pridgeon, known for etched glass and colorful banners • Oregon ArtsWatch
3+ week, 2+ day ago (529+ words) NEWPORT — An Oregon Coast artist known for her etched-glass work and boldly colorful contributions to the Nye Beach Banner Project died earlier this month. Jill Pridgeon is being remembered as a talented artist, dedicated member of the community, and a…...