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'Ode to Old Town' mural features the neighborhood's most notable figures, venues

Nightlife is the theme of Travis Field's debut commission from the Portland Street Art Alliance.

City Finances New Nightlife Mural in Old Town

Portland Comics Artist Damon Smyth Has Painted a New Mural on the Back of Broadway Grill & Brewery

Security robot named 'Rob' will patrol part of downtown Portland

US Bancorp Tower in downtown Portland adds security robot

The robot gives the security team at the U.S. Bancorp Tower a boost with video and audio surveillance, 24 hours a day and seven days a week.

Portland Timbers honor legacy, resilience of Clyde Best with stadium mural

A Texas Art Gallery Is Taking Over Orchard Hardware in Portland

Hopscotch, Portland opens this summer in 23,000 square feet with bites from Top Chef’s Sara Hauman and an international cast of installation artists.

Qatar Year of Culture announces JEDARIART, Portland initiative to bring Qatari artists, mural art to the US

Like JEDARIART, the Portland Street Art Alliance advance the street art culture & empowers artists to activate the spaces where they live and work.

The Skanner News - Welcome Back to the Heart of Portland Event to be Held July 23-25

Civic Life Reallocates $150,000 To Erase Graffiti

Willamette Week The need for strong, independent local journalism is more urgent than ever. Please support the city we love by joining Friends of Willamette Week. Civic Life Reallocates $150,000 To Erase Graffiti The bureau says graffiti removal is worthy of increased funding. Critics say it shouldn’t be a priority. Graffiti redacted at the shuttered former 7-Eleven in downtown Portland. (Brian Burk) Updated 7:29 PM Portland City Hall is ramping up an effort to erase graffiti and tags by diverting existing funding towards scrubbing paint off of concrete walls, windows and building sidings. The Office of Civic and Community Life received approval from City Council on April 22 to divert $150,000 of the bureau’s existing funds to get more aggressive about erasing graffiti across the city.