The Sustaining Arts Program grants, which range from $1,000 to $18,000, go to 317 arts and cultural organizations throughout the state.

The esteemed literary magazine, with a legacy stretching back to 1957, has returned to its University of Oregon birthplace in a digital incarnation.

The Oct. 17-18 tour takes visitors into more than 20 artists’ workspaces, where demonstrations and conversations reveal the experimentation, technique, materials, and problem-solving behind finished works of art.

The Central Oregon guitar factory combines rare skill and fine artistry to create some of the finest guitars anywhere.

Kate Hamill's adaptation of Jane Austen's romance at Portland Center Stage plays the novel's gentle humor with broad farce, and a talented cast makes the updating work.

Wine has long been a mainstay of painting, poetry, and song, and now it's the subject of a crossword puzzle, too. Wine not?

The Portland nonprofit's catalog includes work by Rae Armantrout, Eileen Myles, Dao Strom, John Ashbery, and Audre Lord, among others.

In a busy dance month, flamenco and the Georgian National Ballet in Portland, Odissi dance in Corvallis, and Vancouver's broad-ranging "October Moves" series add flash and variety to the action.

In Los Angeles and at the Portland Japanese Garden, exquisite works by the Japanese artist Reiko Sudō and her studio NUNO erase the divide between art and design.

Book challenges have prompted displays, suggested reading lists, and in Corvallis, “Banned Books Bingo” extends through Nov. 7.

Two ex-lovers meet up again at a bar with a feisty waiter in this well-acted and well-directed comedy, which speeds along amusingly and takes all the right turns.

In a sharply divided nation, one side turns to art and artists to bring visibility to key political and social issues, using protest posters to spread their message.

Alejandro Iñárritu's maligned satire is a box office bomb, but it's still worth seeing on the big screen before it leaves theaters.

A gift from a donor-advised fund will amplify underrepresented voices, foster informed public discourse, and champion the transformative power of the arts.

The conductor and philosophy professor discusses the upcoming season of the two community orchestras he leads — Tualatin Valley Symphony and Willamette Falls Symphony — and the advantage of playing Mahler with "twenty-five percent of six orchestras."

The one-of-a-kind cello concerto and soloist mesmerized concertgoers last weekend.

Corbett artist Joseph Schneider trucks his half-size, illuminated, mobile head of the Statue of Liberty cross-country to the nation's capital, where onlookers gleefully dance with it.

DramaWatch: Oregon stages are rattling up some Halloweenish October surprises with a candy bag of openings, continuing shows, and theater news.

The native Oregonian's work ranged from magazine serials, to a novel adapted for John Ford's "Stagecoach," to a panoramic story of the Oregon Trail.

The Newport-area artist will recount the story of how his bronze spire ‘Sundial’ came to be during a celebration of public art on Saturday.