Jeff Jahn News Today

On Tuesday, Aug 8, 2023, at 11.30am Joseph Gallivan interviews Jeff Jahn [PRONOUNCED YAHN] about Biomass, a group show he curated in the Pearl District. Jahn talks about the state of artists in Portland, the return from COVID hibernation, and how animals can rekindle empathy between human beings. Biomass is open Saturdays and First Thursdays through August 27, at 608 NW 13th

The slightly weird museum of crafts, Local Features, Portland local Features, Breaking Features alerts for Portland city.

November Arts: Saddle up with Black rodeo photos in Bend exhibit, Local Features, Portland local Features, Breaking Features alerts for Portland city.

Art in the Pearl to draw thousands to Portland’s Pearl District, Local Features, Portland local Features, Breaking Features alerts for Portland city.

Shovel-ready: land art show opens somewhere in Portland, Local Features, Portland local Features, Breaking Features alerts for Portland city.

Shovel-ready: Merridawn Duckler’s land art show opens in Portland, Local Features, Portland local Features, Breaking Features alerts for Portland city.

February Arts: Souvenir Gallery presents ‘Black Matter’, Local Features, Portland local Features, Breaking Features alerts for Portland city.

Building 5 art space opens May 30 2021 New maker space and installation art center in Northwest Portland opened Saturday with a whirlwind of wood, rags and At long last the new art space Building 5 is open. The space, a former ship component factory, opened May 29 with a birds nest-like installation AUXART by artist Philip Krohn. The title is a play on the "aux" port, pronounced "ox," used to connect sound sources in home electronics, cars and soundboards. Building 5 was hatched i...

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Twenty years, good friends, fond memories; all while hitting deadlines February 10 2021 My View: More than anything, the people have made the Tribune what it is. We had a lot of people in January 2001, and a few of us remain. Outside the walls of the original downtown Portland office and our fledgling staff, cynics questioned why somebody would start a newspaper in the year 2001 and especially in a city that already had an established newspaper, The Oregonian. A lot of people belie...