Portland band Federale makes original cinematic music inspired by classic spaghetti Western films, and the genre's most exulted composer, the late, great Ennio Morricone.

Angry and dismayed by the election of Donald Trump, Bend painter Paula Bullwinkel worked out her frustration through painting.

Francisco and Laura Bautista draw on centuries old Zapotec designs to create hand-dyed tapestries and rugs at their studio in Sandy, Oregon. Now their 16-year-old daughter and 12-year-old son are on their way to becoming master weavers as well.

"In the face of everything, art is what we turn to for courage, solace, and solidarity."

Jam skating – also known as rhythm skating or rexing – is a style of roller skating that moves to a faster beat. It can even be a bit like breakdancing on wheels. 

Designs from the natural world in the form of colorful, sculptural insects and more are the building blocks for the unique work of Oregon-based artist Christopher Marley.

Called “a modern master of the Native American Flute” by Billboard, Jan Michael Looking Wolf is an award-winning musician and performer, with 23 albums, and the 2019 winner of the One World Music Lifetime Achievement Award.

Artist Ed Carpenter has designed a sweeping, harmonious bridge, finally connecting Portland's the tranquil Wildwood Trail over a busy city boulevard.

Shelley Jordon shares her journey of becoming an artist through her amazing family stories.

Indie video game creators Steve Gaynor and Karla Zimonja created the critically acclaimed game "Gone Home," which has subverted the definition of what a video game should be through its immersive narrative structure and open-world gameplay.