Arts

Associate Professor of Art and Studio Head of Sculpture Jess Perlitz was awarded one of five Hallie Ford Fellowships in the Visual

The “LOVE” sculpture at Lewis & Clark stands eight feet long, eight feet high and four feet wide and is located directly

As we enter the European wing of the Portland Art Museum (PAM), we are immediately beckoned towards a dark room at the

A few hundred people huddled together outside in the 40-degree weather at McMenamin’s Edgefield Lawn while the steam of their breath blended

Mental illness is a time suck. You may spend hours immobile, sleep away the day and hyper-focus on small tasks. “Euphoria” is

From Sept. 18 to Sept. 25, Portland hosted part of the Oregon Independent Film Festival at The Clinton Street Theater, where I

Lewis & Clark lost a great figure and the heart of the ceramics community when Associate Professor Emeritus of Art Ted Vogel,

On Sept. 9, Diane Shader Smith came to Lewis & Clark to present on her daughter’s posthumous memoir “Salt in My Soul:

Greetings loved ones, and welcome to Grape Expectations: Lewis & Clark’s premier resource for learning how to drink like a classy and