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Portland's Aaron Voronoff Trotter has opened up a niche market for himself in the past ten years. He is the artist and producer of Illustrated Playing Cards. They are not ordinary playing cards, but are drawn separately based on locations and highlighting locations he saw in Portland and cities around the world. His most recent big trip took place before the pandemic: In January 2019, he flew westward to the rest of the world for two months, sketching images in the six cities of Taipei, Hong Kong, New Delhi, Jerusalem, Istanbul, and Athens. His previous projects included Portland landmarks, which included 52 cards with (apparently) images of landmarks and neighborhoods. He also created Portland's Secrets in lush watercolor paintings, focusing on parks, gardens, mountain views and trails. The Portland Beer Trail is a self-guided tour of 52 different breweries; the Oregon winery has a tasting room between Portland and Salem. He also customized sets for the Oregon Beer Trail, Oregon Coast, Bend, Eugene, Astoria, Cannon Beach, Northeast Alberta Street, North Mississippi Avenue, Trailblazers, Oregon State University, and the Promenade . Oh, and his playing card sales funded travel across the country, from Seattle to Washington, DC to New Orleans, and international cities from London to Berlin to Moscow to Tokyo, which led to the playing card series. If you like playing cards and/or cool art, then it is worth visiting www.illustratedplayingcards.com. Trotter is also a frequent visitor to the Portland Saturday Market. The final winner is...
Part of the recently concluded Portland Film Festival is the Comcast-sponsored Future Filmmakers Project, in which industry insiders work with children to make movies—in this case, monster movies. Well, we have a winner. In the high school department, they are two sophomores at Catlin Gabel School, Ima Kennerly and Oscar Goranson. They wrote, shot and edited a movie called "Shadow", which deals with the mental health and stress topics faced by teenagers , Especially the issue of diversity. "We want to solve the scary and stressful things for us and apply them to our movies," Kennery said. "I focused on the feeling of being a student of color in a predominantly white school." They won a $500 prize. Three friends made "Today's Humans, Tomorrow's Monsters" and won the middle school award; a group of K-5 students from Hillsboro won the youngest age group. The Oregon Poet Laureate Program is now accepting nominations for the next poet laureate in the state. The deadline is January 10, 2022. The next Poet Laureate will serve for a two-year term starting in May 2022. The poet laureate cultivates the art of poetry, encourages literacy and learning, solves core issues related to humanities and heritage, and reflects on public life in Oregon. They conduct public reading/activities at least 10 times a year. Advertising | Continue reading below. Anis Mojgani is the outgoing Poet Laureate, and Elizabeth Woody, Kim Stafford, the late Peter Sears and Lawson Inada are the previous Poet Laureates. It is managed by the Oregon Cultural Trust; for more information, please visit www.culturetrust.org. Upcoming Events Here are some upcoming events to consider: • Imago Theatre will screen original novels by Conor McPherson and Daphne du Maurier before November 20 "The Flock of Birds." In a tension-filled indoor drama, four of the characters are struggling to survive in the spreading apocalypse in the air. More information: www.imagotheatre.com. • The first national tour of the Broadway "Mean Girls" stage at the Keller Auditorium from November 10th to 14th. It was produced by Lorne Michaels, Stuart Thompson, Sonia Friedman, and Paramount Pictures based on popular movies (and written by Tina Fey). More information: www.BroadwayInPortland.com. Advertising | Continue reading below • The "Single Player Star Wars Trilogy" features Canadian actor Charles Rose playing 40 characters in three "Star Wars" movies without props, scenery or costumes, and It will be performed at the Newmark Theatre on November 14. More information: www.portland5.com. • Boom Arts showed the third part of 600 Highwaymen's "One Thousand Ways", in which the stranger community—the audience—using hints, memories and interactions, co-created a story told on a series of note cards . It will be held at Zidell Yards from November 16th to 17th and November 19th to 20th. The first part is "telephone" and "encounter". Abigail Browde (Abigail Browde) and Michael Silverstone (Michael Silverstone) formed 600 bandits. More information: www.boomarts.org. The High Honor Lincoln Center Chamber Music Association announced that Northwest Chamber Music Artistic Directors Gloria Chien and Soovin Kin have been appointed as the 2021 CMS Chamber Music Distinguished Service Award recipients. "Over time (during the COVID-19 pandemic), Soovin and Gloria have carried out project after project in multiple locations, from their home in Boston to their locations in Chattanooga, Portland, and Vermont. Series," said David Finckel and Wu Han, the artistic directors of CMS. "As young directors (and star performers), they have set an example not only as artists but also as citizens of the world, for which we should all be grateful." David Shifrin, Honorary Artistic Director of Northwest Chamber Music Awarded in 2019. Continue reading The following famous exhibitions are not far from Portland. The Warm Springs Museum held the 28th Annual Warm Springs Tribal Member Exhibition to celebrate National Native American and Alaska Native Heritage Month. The exhibition will last until January 8, 2022. There are 27 Nuanquan artists in this exhibition, and there will be more than 50 paintings, drawings, mixed media works, beadwork, videos, photography and other works on display. For more information about the museum, please visit www.museumatwarmsprings.org. After the Christmas program was cancelled last year and a TV special was broadcast, Michael Allen Harrison returned with his "Christmas in the Old Church" from December 10th to 27th. This is the 31st season of popular concerts. There will be 23 performances. More information: www.michaelallenharrison.com. Advertisement | Continue reading below "Mother of Colored People" A directorial debut by Portland film producer Dawn Jones Redstone has been selected as one of the six planned films in the United States , The plan will be part of the American Film Festival in Poland this week. US in Progress is an event that connects European buyers and American independent filmmakers to promote connections in trans-Atlantic industries. This is a film that is still in post-production and will be screened at the film festival and released in early 2022. Redstone and producer Tara Johnson-Medinger participated in the film festival in Poland. This film tells the story of Noelia. She is a bright single mother of two children. She dreams of running for public office one day, but tries hard to get through the difficulties and take care of her children. When she was given the opportunity to interview for a position that would change everything, she began to receive information from her ancestors. Noelia feels that something bigger is at work because she overcomes a series of obstacles to participate in the interview and realize her dream. "This movie promotes our actors/staff, who are mainly women and BIPOC. It also tells a story that ultimately tells all the ways we love and take care of each other in these broken times," Redstone said. You count on us to stay informed, and we rely on you to fund our work. High-quality local news requires time and money. Please support us in protecting the future of community news. Check out the discussion thread. back to the top
Portland's Aaron Voronoff Trotter has opened up a niche market for himself in the past ten years. He is the artist and producer of Illustrated Playing Cards.
They are not ordinary playing cards, but are drawn separately based on locations and highlighting locations he saw in Portland and cities around the world.
His most recent big trip took place before the pandemic: In January 2019, he flew westward to the rest of the world for two months, sketching images in six cities: Taipei, Hong Kong, New Delhi, Jerusalem, Istanbul, and Athens.
His previous projects included Portland landmarks, which included 52 cards with (apparently) images of landmarks and neighborhoods. He also created Portland's Secrets in lush watercolor paintings, focusing on parks, gardens, mountain views and trails. The Portland Beer Trail is a self-guided tour of 52 different breweries; the Oregon winery has a tasting room between Portland and Salem.
He also customized sets for the Oregon Beer Trail, Oregon Coast, Bend, Eugene, Astoria, Cannon Beach, Northeast Alberta Street, North Mississippi Avenue, Trailblazers, Oregon State University, and the Promenade .
Oh, and his playing card sales funded travel across the country, from Seattle to Washington, DC to New Orleans, and international cities from London to Berlin to Moscow to Tokyo, which led to the playing card series.
If you like playing cards and/or cool art, then it is worth visiting www.illustratedplayingcards.com. Trotter is also a frequent visitor to the Portland Saturday Market.
The final winner is...
Part of the recently concluded Portland Film Festival is the Comcast-sponsored Future Filmmakers Project, in which industry insiders work with children to make movies—in this case, monster movies. Well, we have a winner. In the high school department, they are two sophomores at Catlin Gabel School, Ima Kennerly and Oscar Goranson. They wrote, shot and edited a movie called "Shadow", which deals with the mental health and stress topics faced by teenagers , Especially the issue of diversity. "We want to solve the scary and stressful things for us and apply them to our movies," Kennery said. "I focused on the feeling of being a student of color in a predominantly white school." They won a $500 prize. Three friends made "Today's Humans, Tomorrow's Monsters" and won the middle school award; a group of K-5 students from Hillsboro won the youngest age group. The Oregon Poet Laureate Program is now accepting nominations for the next poet laureate in the state. The deadline is January 10, 2022. The next Poet Laureate will serve for a two-year term starting in May 2022. The poet laureate cultivates the art of poetry, encourages literacy and learning, solves core issues related to humanities and heritage, and reflects on public life in Oregon. They conduct public reading/activities at least 10 times a year. Advertising | Continue reading below. Anis Mojgani is the outgoing Poet Laureate, and Elizabeth Woody, Kim Stafford, the late Peter Sears and Lawson Inada are the previous Poet Laureates. It is managed by the Oregon Cultural Trust; for more information, please visit www.culturetrust.org. Upcoming Events Here are some upcoming events to consider: • Imago Theatre will screen original novels by Conor McPherson and Daphne du Maurier before November 20 "The Flock of Birds." In a tension-filled indoor drama, four of the characters are struggling to survive in the spreading apocalypse in the air. More information: www.imagotheatre.com. • The first national tour of the Broadway "Mean Girls" stage at the Keller Auditorium from November 10th to 14th. It was produced by Lorne Michaels, Stuart Thompson, Sonia Friedman, and Paramount Pictures based on popular movies (and written by Tina Fey). More information: www.BroadwayInPortland.com. Advertising | Continue reading below • The "Single Player Star Wars Trilogy" features Canadian actor Charles Rose playing 40 characters in three "Star Wars" movies without props, scenery or costumes, and It will be performed at the Newmark Theatre on November 14. More information: www.portland5.com. • Boom Arts showed the third part of 600 Highwaymen's "One Thousand Ways", in which the stranger community—the audience—using hints, memories and interactions, co-created a story told on a series of note cards . It will be held at Zidell Yards from November 16th to 17th and November 19th to 20th. The first part is "telephone" and "encounter". Abigail Browde (Abigail Browde) and Michael Silverstone (Michael Silverstone) formed 600 bandits. More information: www.boomarts.org. The High Honor Lincoln Center Chamber Music Association announced that Northwest Chamber Music Artistic Directors Gloria Chien and Soovin Kin have been appointed as the 2021 CMS Chamber Music Distinguished Service Award recipients. "Over time (during the COVID-19 pandemic), Soovin and Gloria have carried out project after project in multiple locations, from their home in Boston to their locations in Chattanooga, Portland, and Vermont. Series," said David Finckel and Wu Han, the artistic directors of CMS. "As young directors (and star performers), they have set an example not only as artists but also as citizens of the world, for which we should all be grateful." David Shifrin, Honorary Artistic Director of Northwest Chamber Music Awarded in 2019. Continue reading The following famous exhibitions are not far from Portland. The Warm Springs Museum held the 28th Annual Warm Springs Tribal Member Exhibition to celebrate National Native American and Alaska Native Heritage Month. The exhibition will last until January 8, 2022. There are 27 Nuanquan artists in this exhibition, and there will be more than 50 paintings, drawings, mixed media works, beadwork, videos, photography and other works on display. For more information about the museum, please visit www.museumatwarmsprings.org. After the Christmas program was cancelled last year and a TV special was broadcast, Michael Allen Harrison returned with his "Christmas in the Old Church" from December 10th to 27th. This is the 31st season of popular concerts. There will be 23 performances. More information: www.michaelallenharrison.com. Advertisement | Continue reading below "Mother of Colored People" A directorial debut by Portland film producer Dawn Jones Redstone has been selected as one of the six planned films in the United States , The plan will be part of the American Film Festival in Poland this week. US in Progress is an event that connects European buyers and American independent filmmakers to promote connections in trans-Atlantic industries. This is a film that is still in post-production and will be screened at the film festival and released in early 2022. Redstone and producer Tara Johnson-Medinger participated in the film festival in Poland. This film tells the story of Noelia. She is a bright single mother of two children. She dreams of running for public office one day, but tries hard to get through the difficulties and take care of her children. When she was given the opportunity to interview for a position that would change everything, she began to receive information from her ancestors. Noelia feels that something bigger is at work because she overcomes a series of obstacles to participate in the interview and realize her dream. "This movie promotes our actors/staff, who are mainly women and BIPOC. It also tells a story that ultimately tells all the ways we love and take care of each other in these broken times," Redstone said. You count on us to stay informed, and we rely on you to fund our work. High-quality local news requires time and money. Please support us in protecting the future of community news. Check out the discussion thread. back to the top
Part of the recently concluded Portland Film Festival is the Comcast-sponsored Future Filmmakers Project, in which industry insiders work with children to make movies—in this case, monster movies.
Well, we have a winner. In the high school department, they are two sophomores at Catlin Gabel School, Ima Kennerly and Oscar Goranson. They wrote, shot and edited a movie called "Shadow" that deals with the mental health and stress topics faced by teenagers , Especially the issue of diversity.
"We want to solve the things that are scary and stressful for us and apply them to our movies," Kennery said. "I focus on the feeling of being a student of color in a predominantly white school."
They won a prize of 500 dollars.
Three friends made "Today's Humans, Tomorrow's Monsters" and won the middle school award; a group of K-5 students from Hillsboro won the youngest age group.
The Oregon Poet Laureate Program is accepting nominations for the next Poet Laureate in the state. The deadline is January 10, 2022. The term of the next Poet Laureate will begin in May 2022 for a two-year term.
The poet laureate cultivates the art of poetry, encourages literacy and learning, solves core issues related to humanities and heritage, and reflects on public life in Oregon. They conduct public reading/activities at least 10 times a year. Advertising | Continue reading below
Anis Mojgani is the outgoing Poet Laureate, and Elizabeth Woody, Kim Stafford, the late Peter Sears and Lawson Inada are the previous Poet Laureates.
It is managed by the Oregon Cultural Trust; for more information, please visit www.culturetrust.org.
Here are some upcoming events to consider:
• Imago Theatre will screen Conor McPherson and Daphne du Maurier's original "The Birds" until November 20. Macpherson adapted Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" into a tense indoor drama, in which four characters are struggling in the spreading air apocalypse Survived. More information: www.imagotheatre.com.
• The first national tour of the Broadway "Mean Girls" stage at the Keller Auditorium from November 10th to 14th. It was produced by Lorne Michaels, Stuart Thompson, Sonia Friedman, and Paramount Pictures based on popular movies (and written by Tina Fey). More information: www.BroadwayInPortland.com. Advertising | Continue reading below
• The "Single-player Star Wars Trilogy" features Canadian actor Charles Rose playing 40 roles in three "Star Wars" movies without props, scenery or costumes, and will be held in New York on November 14. Performed at the Mark Theater. More information: www.portland5.com.
• Boom Arts showed the third part of 600 Highwaymen's "One Thousand Ways", in which the stranger community—the audience—using hints, memories and interactions, co-created a story told on a series of note cards . It will be held at Zidell Yards from November 16th to 17th and November 19th to 20th. The first part is "telephone" and "encounter". Abigail Browde (Abigail Browde) and Michael Silverstone (Michael Silverstone) formed 600 bandits. More information: www.boomarts.org.
The Lincoln Center Chamber Music Association announced that Northwest Chamber Music Artistic Directors Gloria Chien and Soovin Kin have been named the recipients of the 2021 CMS Chamber Music Outstanding Service Award.
"Over time (during the COVID-19 pandemic), Soovin and Gloria have carried out project after project in multiple locations, from their home in Boston to their locations in Chattanooga, Portland, and Vermont. Series," said David Finckel and Wu Han, the artistic directors of CMS. "As young directors (and star actors), they have set an example not only as artists but also as citizens of the world, for which we should all be grateful."
David Shifrin, Honorary Artistic Director of Northwest Chamber Music, won the award in 2019. Keep reading below
Not far from Portland, the Warm Springs Museum hosted the 28th Annual Warm Springs Tribal Member Exhibition to celebrate National Native American and Alaska Native Heritage Month.
The exhibition will last until January 8, 2022. There are 27 Nuanquan artists in this exhibition, and there will be more than 50 paintings, drawings, mixed media works, beadwork, videos, photography and other works on display.
For more information about the museum, please visit www.museumatwarmsprings.org.
After canceling and broadcasting the TV special last year, Michael Allen Harrison returned with his "Christmas in the Old Church" from December 10th to 27th. This is the 31st season of popular concerts. There will be 23 performances. More information: www.michaelallenharrison.com. Advertising | Continue reading below
A directorial debut by Portland film producer Dawn Jones Redstone has been selected as one of the six films in the U.S. program, which will become the U.S. in Poland this week Part of the film festival.
US in Progress is an event that connects European buyers and American independent filmmakers to promote connections in trans-Atlantic industries. This is a film that is still in post-production and will be screened at the film festival and released in early 2022.
Redstone and producer Tara Johnson-Medinger attended the music festival in Poland.
This film tells the story of Noelia. She is a bright single mother of two children. She dreams of running for public office one day, but tries hard to get through the difficulties and take care of her children. When she was given the opportunity to interview for a position that would change everything, she began to receive information from her ancestors. Noelia feels that something bigger is at work because she overcomes a series of obstacles to participate in the interview and realize her dream.
"This movie promotes our actors/staff, who are mainly women and BIPOC, but also tells a story that is ultimately about the way we love and care for each other in these broken times," Redstone said.
You count on us to stay informed, and we rely on you to fund our work. High-quality local news requires time and money. Please support us in protecting the future of community news.
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