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    Category: Arts

    Fields of Fabric: Art quilts capture tangible landscapes

    By Erin Rook, Source Weekly Quilts are generally considered more of a craft than an art. But local quilters like Sheila Finzer are working to change that… Read more “Fields of Fabric: Art quilts capture tangible landscapes”

    June 11, 2014July 8, 2014 by erinrook

    Triple Threat Todd Looby: BendFilm director brings filmmaking, business, and nonprofit experience

    By Erin Rook, Source Weekly When Todd Looby was growing up in a middle class neighborhood on the south side of Chicago in a community full of… Read more “Triple Threat Todd Looby: BendFilm director brings filmmaking, business, and nonprofit experience”

    April 23, 2014June 1, 2014 by erinrook

    Source Weekly: Out of Town 3/19 – 3/27

    By Erin Rook, Source Weekly Boise If you’re leaving town this weekend, go for broke and head east to Boise’s third annual Treefort Music Festival. In the… Read more “Source Weekly: Out of Town 3/19 – 3/27”

    March 20, 2014 by erinrook

    Poison Waters Returns to Bend for 11th Annual HDC Drag Show

    By Erin Rook, Human Dignity Coalition Portland drag superstar Poison Waters returns to Bend this weekend for the 11th annual drag show benefitting the Human Dignity Coalition, Oct. 12… Read more “Poison Waters Returns to Bend for 11th Annual HDC Drag Show”

    October 8, 2013October 8, 2013 by erinrook

    CARTER SICKELS

    The up-and-coming queer novelist discusses his journey, from Appalachia to Oregon By Erin Rook, OutCity It’s been a busy year for Portland author Carter Sickels, who in… Read more “CARTER SICKELS”

    September 21, 2013March 1, 2015 by erinrook

    Hidden in plain view: A trans activist reflects on performing at MichFest

    By Erin Rook, PQ Monthly It’s been more than two decades since musician and trans activist Jenn Burleton performed on stage at the Michigan Womyn’s Music Festival,… Read more “Hidden in plain view: A trans activist reflects on performing at MichFest”

    July 18, 2013August 11, 2013 by erinrook

    Claiming the spotlight: PHAME gives adults with disabilities the stage

    By Erin Rook, PQ Monthly When Stephen Beaudoin first heard about Pacific Honored Artists, Musicians, and Entertainers (PHAME) — an arts organization serving adults with developmental disabilities… Read more “Claiming the spotlight: PHAME gives adults with disabilities the stage”

    June 13, 2013September 27, 2013 by erinrook

    Model Citizens: PQ Monthly’s 2013 Pride cover models

    By Erin Rook, PQ Monthly This month’s cover models are a few of the local activists who comprise the vanguard of the LGBTQ movement. Together, they help make… Read more “Model Citizens: PQ Monthly’s 2013 Pride cover models”

    June 13, 2013September 27, 2013 by erinrook

    Radical Faerie Film Fest makes Portland debut

    By Erin Rook, PQ Monthly After attending the 2011 Seattle Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, Michael Nugent (aka Sweet Chi), 27, and Sister Bhakti Shakti, 52, started… Read more “Radical Faerie Film Fest makes Portland debut”

    April 18, 2013September 28, 2013 by erinrook

    QDoc goes big with ‘Divine’ opening night

    By Erin Rook, PQ Monthly As QDoc grows into a preeminent festival for queer documentary film, it is expanding its reach into the LGBTQ community and the… Read more “QDoc goes big with ‘Divine’ opening night”

    April 18, 2013September 28, 2013 by erinrook

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