Schedule of Arts and Crafts Shows in Washington and Oregon 2018
Portland Arts & Lectures
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Since 1984, Portland Arts & Lectures has brought historic writers, artists, and thinkers to our community to talk over their piece of work and the trajectory of contemporary culture, connecting readers and writers of all ages in a spirit of intellectual curiosity and engagement with events, classroom visits, and forums.
Listen to the speakers from 2020/21 on The Archive Project.
The serial began on Oct 13 with naturalist, historian, and writer,Helen Macdonald. Her new book is the essay collectionVesper Flights. She was joined in chat with Elena Passarello. On January 28, nosotros welcomed classicistMadeline Miller, writer of theNew York Times all-time sellersThe Vocal of Achilles and Circe. She was joined in conversation past Omar El Akkad. The series continued on February eighteen withIbram X. Kendi, who discussed American history, politics, and themes racial justice, as explored in his works including How to Be an Antiracist and Stamped from the Commencement. He was joined in conversation with Chabre Vickers. On April 20, nosotros hosted United States Poet LaureateJoy Harjo, writer of nine books of verse—well-nigh recentlyAn American Sunrise—several plays and children'due south books, and a memoir,Crazy Dauntless. She was joined in conversation with Oregon Poet Laureate Anis Mojgani. The serial volition close on May 18 with novelist Yaa Gyasi, writer ofHomegoing and Transcendent Kindgom. She was joined in chat by Literary Arts' executive manager Andrew Proctor.
"By supporting readers, writers, and books, Literary Arts is doing the difficult and crucial work of building engaged communities, and for me, this is nothing short of protecting a autonomous society that recognizes that you and I are deeply united by our vision of a earth that is improve, truer, and freer."
Min Jin Lee, 2019/20 Portland Arts & Lectures Speaker
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Past Seasons
For more than three decades, Portland Arts & Lectures has presented the greatest writers and thinkers of our time. Browse past speakers by season and listen on our podcast, The Archive Project.
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"I've had the adept luck to participate in many lecture series, and Portland Arts and Lectures is the gilt standard. They've established a virtuous bicycle of literary engagement amongst local writers, local high schools, and an avid and vibrant reading community. The visiting author gets to attain and interact with all three, meaningfully and efficiently."
Jennifer Egan, Portland Arts & Lectures Writer
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The Archive Project
In improver to live lecture events, our Portland Arts & Lectures program connects readers and writers of all ages through classroom visits and workshops for professional person writers. Events are featured on The Archive Project, our weekly radio prove and podcast.
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