Tappin’ Feet at the PDX Jazz Festival
byJazz enthusiasts of all ages took their seats and settled in at Winningstad Theater for the Ralph Peterson Triangular show on Feb. 17, 2016….
Arts & Culture
Portland International Film Festival: Award Winners and Film Previews
byThe Portland International Film Festival is put on yearly by the NW Film Festival. Old Stone A Chinese taxi driver, Lao Shi,…
“Final Fantasy XV:” A Review.
byOriginally announced as “Final Fantasy Versus XIII” back in May of 2006, Square Enix’s latest entry in their flagship RPG series has been a…
Arvie Smith at the Portland Art Museum
byThe Portland Art Museum is a pretty cold place, with its staunchly white walls and an air conditioned breeze that seems to blow even…
Getting Ready for the Nintendo Switch
byAnnounced October 20 2016 with an expected March 2017 release, the Switch––a hybrid home and portable gaming console––is Nintendo’s seventh major video game console…
“Moonlight”: A Review
by“Who is you, Chiron?” Identity is perhaps the most crucial, and yet maddeningly elusive—even contradictory—parts of life. “Moonlight” is all about the challenges, changes,…
Magic and Creativity with Anthony Alvarado
byAnthony Alvarado is a Portland-based writer who teaches at Portland Community College, and he is also the author of a book called “DIY…
Camp Here Tonight: Recent Littman Gallery Piece Sheds Light on Houselessness
byWynde Dyer, a local artist and a Portland State University alumni returned to campus for the first time in eight years for an art…
“Denial”: A Review
byIn “Denial”, Deborah Libstadt must defend herself and the historical integrity of the Holocaust when holocaust denier David Irving sues her for libel. The…
Getting Mystical with Alan Moore’s “Jerusalem”
byAfter a decade in the making, Alan Moore’s highly anticipated novel “Jerusalem” has been released. It is an experimental pastiche, or imitation of different…