On Tuesday night, thousands of people will gather in Downtown Portland for the public celebration of life in honor of drag queen Darcelle, also known as Walter Cole. Both Cole and the late Arlene Schnitzer whose name now dons the concert hall that’s hosting the upcoming memorial had big impacts on their respective fields that started in their early adulthood, lasted all throughout their lives and have already proven to impact the next generation of artists and drag performers.
Kelly Reichardt is one of contemporary cinema's great filmmakers. The director of indie hits like Wendy and Lucy, Meek's Cutoff, and Night Moves, critics have labeled her modern portraits of the West—even the bumbling pioneers in First Cow felt revisionist—as feminist, minimalist, and slow. However, fans of her work will tell you every pregnant pause, every determined gaze, every harmonious moment between nature and human adds up. We wouldn't cut a second of it. Her.
Death: Tuesday, July 13, 2021 at the age of 90
Laid to Rest: Monday, July 19, 2021
James Marshall Banagan, 90, died on July 13, 2021. Known to many by his nickname, Jimmy, he was born in Palmer, Maryland on April 9, 1931. He was the son of the late George Marshall Banagan and Hilda Morris Banagan. He attended Holy Angels School and was a 1948 graduate of St. Mary s Academy. Jimmy joined the Coast Guard in November of 1954 and went in the Coast Guard Reserves in January 1955. He was employed by C & P Telephone Company from 1956 to 1976.
Jimmy married the love of his life, Dot, on September 29, 1956. In 1971, Jimmy and his wife, in partnership with Eddie and Patsy Bailey, opened B & B Maintenance of Maryland Inc. in Bushwood. When he and Dot retired in 1986 the business was passed on to the next generation when they turned it over to her niece Julie Buckler and nephew Greg Payne. Over the past 49 years, through hard work and dedication, the business has grown into the leading mainte
February Arts February 01 2021
Openings include Early Northwest Masters at Russo Lee, Wendel White at Blue Sky and Michelle Ross at Leach.
The Tribune will highlight some gallery openings and other arts happenings in the first edition of each month, coinciding with First Thursday (Feb. 4).
Most galleries have reopened with COVID-19 safety protocols and government restrictions, including limited capacities; some require appointments, some have web content. Please check individual websites for info:
• Reminder: The Sitka Center for Art & Ecology, located in Otis, is collaborating with Waterstone Gallery for the 20th Anniversary Folio and related work, part of the Jordan Schnitzer Printmaking Residency, in an exhibition at Waterstone Gallery, through Feb. 28.