Of Ink and Accidents
Portland artist Ursula Barton has made a career built on spilled ink.
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From Where I Stand: Government Camp
Hans Whipper’s whole life revolves around Government Camp and Mt. Hood.
Folk-pop Schnitzel
Ever longed for a sequel to The Sound of Music? Pine no more.
Mount Angel Oktoberfest
SEPTEMBER 17-20 It might not have the authenticity of Prince Ludwig’s wedding reception — where Oktoberfest originated — but a couple of countries and an ocean away, Oregon has tapped into the Bavarian celebration with the Mount Angel Oktoberfest.
Skeletal Celebration
A tall charcoal drawing hangs prominently in the dining room of Analee Fuentes’ Coburg home.
One Film at a Time
Documentary filmmaking is not for the fainthearted.
From Where I Stand: Prineville
We can track the sun from east to west, we can walk out on the porch and shoot guns, and we can hike and fish nearby.
The Woman Behind The Lens
MAUD DRAPED THE SOFT, dark cloth over her head that blocked out the rest of the world. Her eyes focused on the reflected scene, flipped upside down to be exposed onto the glass plate negative. She saw the aspen leaves shiver in the breeze, and she saw the woman’s fingers ply tulle reeds into a basket on her lap. The woman in the frame looked straight into the lens. The shutter opened—just once. Life would never be the same again.
Angular Indie
Portland is known as the hub of pioneering Oregon music. Four hours south, in Medford, one of the most innovative acts in the state breaks that stereotype.
