Kay Kingsman

La exposición 'Artistas Negros de Oregón' en el Museo de Arte de Portland destaca a 69 artistas con más de 200 obras que han marcado la escena artística local durante generaciones. Curada por Intisar Abioto, estará disponible hasta el 17 de marzo de 2024, iluminando el arte afrodescendiente en un contexto inusual. More

The Portland Art Museum’s temporary exhibition “Black Artists of Oregon” (which ended in 2024) shed light on Black art in a place one might not expect to see it flourishing. Curated by guest curator Intisar Abioto, the exhibition highlighted and celebrated 69 Black artists — with well over 200 pieces — who have shaped Oregon’s art scene for generations and inspired countless others artists across the country. The exhibit was also the first of its kind to consider the work of Black artists collectively in... More

Eugene is world-famous for its contributions to the world of athletics. But with ample access to the outdoors and restaurants serving cuisines from across the world, there is a lot more to TrackTown USA than sports. Plus, with convenient public transit and numerous attractions in a compact, walkable downtown, travelers can get straight to the fun of exploring Eugene without the hassle of driving and parking. More

When I thought about the rich, complex and deep-rooted history of Black people in America, Oregon didn’t come to mind. Stunning natural beauty around every corner? Definitely. Delicious and innovative restaurants popping up every month? Oh, for sure. But … Black history? That was one aspect of Oregon that was harder to grasp. More

Milwaukie was originally named after Milwaukee, Wisconsin, but this city just south of Portland has its own, entirely Oregon history. Fusing a small-town vibe with big-city culture, it’s also a great place to visit. Easily accessible by car, light rail, foot or bicycle, Milwaukie brims with public art, a bustling farmers market with over 70 vendors, and independent businesses creating everything from custom tea blends to quirky paint-by-numbers kits. More

My first Oregon experience was heading up Interstate 5 (or I-5) to Corvallis from California nearly 10 years ago for university, watching the scenery rapidly change from the desert mountains of Southern California to the lush Oregon terrain. Safe to say I was hooked. More

Bringing the snowcapped mountains of Southern Oregon all the way to the largest independent film festival in the United States, the short film “You Go Girl!” will premiere on January 20 at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival. More

You may be familiar with Southern Oregon’s Klamath Basin, a mix of swaying grasslands, serene lakes and dense forests. You may not have known the rich history and culture of the Klamath Tribes embedded in the snowcapped mountains. One of nine federally recognized Indigenous Nations in Oregon, the Klamath Tribes consist of three groups who have inhabited the area since time immemorial: the Klamath, Yahooskin and Modoc. More

In Portland the vacation vibes can switch between climbing mountains and window shopping in the city at the snap of a finger — or a turn of your car’s ignition. You can be exploring waterfalls and dog-friendly trails in the morning and tasting wine, kiteboarding or spotting gray whales in the afternoon. More

Oregon, mark your calendars for June 19 for Juneteenth celebrations featuring live music and performances, food and goods from local businesses, and the honoring of Black history in the state and across the nation.  More