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SUMMARY:Hirie
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, November 17\, 2019: Hirie\nAt Holocene\n1001 SE Morrison\, Portland\, OR 97214\n8 pm. All Ages. $15/$18\nhttp://www.holocene.org/
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SUMMARY:Persisting Sound: Women in Classical Music
DESCRIPTION:Come out for an evening of celebration as new music group Persisting Sound presents a showcase of amazing creations by female composers in classical music. Our program will have music for flute\, electronics\, voice\, beatbox flute quartet with guest artists: Rebecca Larkin\, Robert Wakeley\, and Minsun Song\, and Evan C. Paul on piano. We want to share our perspective as women with you through this diverse repertoire both in song and discussion. Please join us for a reception after the show for treats\, drinks\, and a Q&A session! \n— \nCome out for an evening of celebration as collaborators Savannah Gentry and Carolyn Quick present a showcase of amazing creations by female composers in classical music. Our program will have music for flute\, electronics\, voice\, beatbox flute quartet with guest artists: Rebecca Larkin\, Robert Wakeley\, and Minsun Song\, and Evan C. Paul on piano. \nWe want to share our perspective as women with you through this diverse repertoire both in song and discussion. \nPlease join us for a reception after the show for treats\, drinks\, and a Q&A session! \nPerforming Musicians:\nCarolyn Quick\, Voice\nEvan C. Paul\, Piano\nSavannah Gentry\, Flute\nRebecca Larkin\, Flute\nRobert Wakeley\, Flute\nMinsun Song\, Flute \nSavannah Gentry: Described as a “monster” flute player (Mostly Modern Music Festival)\, Savannah Gentry has always been a connoisseur of contemporary ideas\, new works\, and meaningful performances. She has performed orchestral\, chamber\, and solo music and working with renowned musicians\, composers\, and faculty to further her goals of promoting women and other underrepresented composers. \nUpon her return to the Portland\, Savannah has performed with Caballito Negro & Friends at Portland State University\, founded new music group Persisiting Sound\, premiered works by emerging composer and co-founder of Persisiting Sound. \nCarolyn Quick began teaching private lessons in the Evergreen District\, and spearheaded this Women in Classical Music Showcase in Collaboration with Siren Nation. \nLast fall\, she spent six weeks in New York at the ‘The Studio’ with high energy chamber group Project Trio where she learned how to beatbox flute and improvise from Greg Patillo and performed in venues such as Rockwood music center. In 2017\, she performed with Orchestra Next and at the Soundscape Contemporary Music Festival in Cesana\, Italy; and in the Summer of 2016 she performed with the Oregon Bach Festival Composer Symposium\, collaborating with both established and student composers. She also performed with the Music in the Mountain Festival (2016) where she performed orchestral and chamber music in Colorado’s Rocky Mountains. Her flute quartet won second place at the Flute Society of Kentucky Quartet Competition (2017) performing Rebecca Larkin’s flute quartet In Contrast. \nSavannah studied at the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University (MM) with Thomas Robertello and at the University of Oregon (BM) with Molly Barth. \nCarolyn Quick is a “versatile young soprano” (Eugene Opera) with a “pure timbre” (Opera News) and “haunting” voice who proves “once again that a girl can do whatever a boy can do!” (Eugene Opera). With over nine years of voice lessons\, fourteen years of choral experience\, and two years of involvement in both opera and early music\, she has acquired a vast repertoire of vocal knowledge from a variety of genres and periods and is always eager to continue learning. \nAs a composer\, Carolyn’s music if full of striking rhythms and expressive melodies\, bridging multiple styles and mediums through lyricism and orchestration. Her works have been performed throughout North America and Europe by ensembles including the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra\, the Erato Ensemble\, and soloists from the Vancouver Opera’s New Works project. In the Fall of 2019\, Carolyn was featured on the inaugural concert of the up-and-coming chamber orchestra Symphony 21. She was also chosen as one of eight composers commissioned to write for HEARINGS: the opening concert of Fear No Music’s 2019-2020 season Justice (Just Us); and co-founded the new music group Persisting Sound with flutist and Portland native Savannah Gentry. \nCarolyn holds a MMus in Composition from the University of British Columbia and a BMus from the University of Oregon. Her teachers include: Dorothy Chang\, Jocelyn Morlock\, Stephen Chatman\, Robert Kyr\, David Crumb\, and Terry McQuilkin. \nEvan C. Paul was born in Providence\, Rhode Island in 1981. He holds a Ph.D. in composition with a supporting area in music theory from the University of Oregon. He has garnered recognition through a number of awards and competitions\, including the Delta Omicron Music Solo Competition (2000)\, the Ed Diemente Composition Award (2002)\, the MTNA Young Composers Competition (2005)\, and the Portland Vocal Consort’s Young Composer Contest (2011). \nEvan is active as a composer and collaborative pianist in the Portland area. In addition to coaching singers\, instrumentalists and chamber ensembles\, he plays with the Portland Phoenix Choral Union\, Bridging Voices (Portland’s LGBTQ+ youth choir)\, Portland Opera\, Ping & Woof Opera\, and the Portland chapter of Opera On Tap. His compositions focus on song\, choral works\, and chamber music featuring woodwinds and brass instruments. His newest composition\, Magenta for saxophone quartet and piano\, will be premiered in the spring of 2020. \nRebecca Larkin is a musical storyteller. As a flutist and composer\, her music conveys an unraveling narrative that she and her audience may interpret in any way they wish. Inspired by soundtracks and concert music alike\, Rebecca writes visual music for the stage and screen. She has been named a finalist for the ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composer Award and a scholar for the Game Audio Network Guild. She is an enthusiastic collaborator and constantly seeks opportunities to create new cross-disciplinary work. An active performer of new music\, Rebecca has recently been a featured soloist with the North Country Electronic Music Festival\, Oregon Bach Festival Composers Symposium\, and Art City Eugene’s Studio Without Walls. When Rebecca is not composing or performing\, she is an avid gamer and spends quality time with her rabbit\, Oreo. \nRobert Wakeley is a freelance flutist and teacher based in Portland and a doctoral candidate in flute performance at the University of Minnesota. He is currently the 2nd flutist/piccoloist of the Eugene Concert Orchestra and performs regularly as a substitute and extra musician with the Rogue Valley Symphony. Other recent concert highlights include performances with the Balkanicus Contemporary Ensemble in Minneapolis\, live on Minnesota Public Radio in a broadcast concert featuring works by young Minnesota composers\, and as a soloist with the University of Minnesota Chamber Singers. In 2018\, he was awarded the Thelma Hunter Schubert Club Award at the Schubert Club Scholarship Competition in Minneapolis and has also placed at the Coeur d’Alene Symphony National Young Artist Competition and the Upper Midwest Flute Association Young Artist Competition. \nMinsun Song is a flutist with a diverse background and interest. She received her bachelor’s degree at Whitman College in music and mathematics and her master of music at the University of Minnesota. On top of her musical training\, she is also a band instrument repair technician\, servicing wind and brass instruments. Her most influential teachers include Immanuel Davis\, Sydney Carlson\, and Rachel Chacko. She has also performed in masterclasses for Alexa Still\, Keith Underwood\, Mark Sparks\, and Adam Kuenzel.
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LOCATION:The Old Church\, 1422 SW 11th Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97201\, United States
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SUMMARY:Siren Nation Arts Workshops & Panels / Nov. 17 / Kennedy School
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a day of FREE workshops and panel discussions on November 17\, featuring diverse women from across the arts spectrum. You can also browse our Art & Craft Sale at the Kennedy School on the same day. These events are part of the 2019 Siren Nation Women’s Arts & Music Festival. \nDOWNLOAD OUR FULL FESTIVAL PROGRAM HERE: SN19_Program \nLOCATION\nMcMenamins Kennedy School\n5736 NE 33rd Avenue\nPortland\, OR 97211 \nPROGRAM SCHEDULE\nWorkshops\n(In the Martha Jordan Room—see map below) \nRACC Grants & Resources for Artists\n11:00 AM-12:15 PM \nThe Regional Arts & Culture Council (RACC) supports artists of all kinds\, arts organizations\, and educators in Clackamas\, Multnomah\, and Washington counties. Come learn about the many resources RACC offers for artists\, including grant funding\, residencies\, public art commissions\, and community-building events! In this session\, artists will have the opportunity to interact with a RACC staff member and connect with other local creators.\n \nCollage Explorations: Paper Doodling\n12:30-1:45 PM \nDo you love collage but aren’t sure how to get started? This workshop will help you learn to create on the fly. Just as if you were doodling with a pen\, except your tools are paper\, scissors\, and a glue stick. Depending on speed\, you may be able to create several collages. No experience needed.\n \nWhat’s Your Story? Intro to Dynamic Storytelling\n2:00-3:15 PM \nWhat makes a story compelling? How do you choose a topic? And how do you structure it to keep your audience engaged? Come learn about these and other fundamentals of live storytelling. This intro session is great for folks interested in storytelling for the stage\, for upping your presentation style\, or for those who just want to feel empowered in their communication with dynamic and entertaining storytelling.\n \nBurlesque for Beginners\n3:30-5:00 PM \nEverything you’ve always wanted to know about burlesque dancing! Get a quick history of this sexy art form\, practice some basic burlesque dance techniques\, and learn what goes into creating an act. Led by professional burlesque dancers\, this class is for all experience levels and will accommodate limited mobility. \nPanels\n(In the Mina Parsons Room—see map below) \nThe Power of Podcasting\n11:00 AM-12:15 PM \nPodcasting has emerged as a creative medium all its own\, with diverse topics and approaches. Panelists will share their experiences podcasting for different purposes and audiences; talk about how to get started\, build an audience\, and sustain a podcast show; and answer questions.\n \nSocial Media for Creatives\n12:30-1:45 PM \nInstagram\, Twitter\, Facebook\, Snapchat\, LinkedIn—they’re all useful in some way\, but do you need to use all of them?! Get a variety of perspectives on social media strategies\, tips for using different platforms\, and how to find time to manage your online presence while also doing your creative work.\n \nPNW Music: An Alternative Route to Success\n2:00-3:15 PM \nDoes being a music industry professional/artist mean you have to sell your soul and move to a major music hub\, just to make a name for yourself? Hear from PNW-based professionals as they discuss their journeys within the music industry and where the Pacific Northwest music scene is headed.\n \nCreating with Cannabis\n3:30-5:00 PM \nFor centuries artists\, makers\, and creators of all kinds have used cannabis to enhance their divergent thinking and to spark creative flow. With cannabis legalization sweeping the globe\, artists are gaining more insight into which strains\, consumption methods\, and environments work best to get their creativity cranking. This panel features six women who use cannabis in different ways to create amazing art\, design\, food\, movement\, community\, and music. We’ll cover everything from ways of inspiring creativity to our individual journeys in empowerment and overcoming adversity.\n \nSPEAKERS\nWorkshops\nRACC Grants & Resources for Artists\n11:00 AM-12:45 PM \nHumberto Marquez Mendez is the Community Engagement Manager at the Regional Arts and Culture Council (RACC)\, where he oversees community partnerships and engagement efforts\, with an emphasis on increasing participation and access of underrepresented communities. Humberto also coordinates RACC’s Art & Power conversation series\, which explores the experiences of artists from historically marginalized communities through themes of creative expression and power structures. His commitment to social justice is rooted in his personal experiences and his professional work with various nonprofits\, notably Causa\, the Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization (IRCO)\, Impact NW\, and Latino Network. racc.org \nCollage Explorations: Paper Doodling\n12:30-1:45 PM \nPeggy Pfenninger spends her time running a graphic design/print business and creating unique pieces of art. Because she loves to work in many types of media—on their own or combined—the title “multimedia artist” suits her best. Whether dreaming up a new collage\, non-objective abstract painting\, or snapping photos around town\, she is always exploring color\, texture\, and energy. Peggy is a joyous\, dedicated member of the art community and hosts collage workshops in her NE Portland home. \nWhat’s Your Story? Intro to Dynamic Storytelling\n2:00-3:15 PM \nReba Sparrow is the Executive Producer\, story coach\, and co-host of Portland’s longest-running live storytelling event\, The Mystery Box Show. With her high enthusiasm for holistic experiences\, Reba brings a unique insight and connectivity to storytelling that delights both the storyteller and their audiences. You can catch Reba every other month at The Alberta Rose Theatre with The Mystery Box Show; occasionally on other folks’ stages (including Siren Nation’s!)\, most recently in a live show she co-produced and co-hosted with the RISK! Podcast; and through private coaching sessions you can learn more about at www.mysteryboxshow.com. \nBurlesque for Beginners\n3:30-5:00 PM \nDee Dee Pepper was raised in the feral Oregon wilderness. Her life-long love of theatre\, glamour\, scary movies\, and absurd humor gives her a weird and wonderful role in the burlesque world. Dee Dee has been actively involved in the burlesque community since 2011 as a performer and since become a producer of Pepper + Bones Presents and Sign of the Beast Burlesque. She can also design you a killer poster. She’s enjoyed performing in festivals and in cities along the West Coast and looks forward to bringing her special brand of strangeness to the stage for as long as possible. deedeepepper.com \nMamie Demure has been shimmying around the Portland burlesque scene for the past eight years. A graduate of Rose City School of Burlesque\, with a BA in theatre and BFA in jazz hands\, she loves making audiences laugh\, chortle\, guffaw\, and “hmmm.” When she’s not stretching in strangers’ laps at shows\, she can often be found solving murders on trains or searching for long-lost antiquities. \nPanels\nThe Power of Podcasting\n11:00 AM-12:15 PM \nMarita DeLeon is a fat\, sober\, queer filipina femme who is most comfortable on a stage or with a microphone in her hand. She started out as a performance poet in 2009 with Bent Writing Institute and as Seattle Poetry Slam’s weekly host before getting her comedic toes wet in 2015. Marita quickly became a Seattle favorite\, performing at Comedy Nest; Queers: We’re Hilarious; Marinate; and as co-producer and co-host of Fist & Shout\, a monthly QTPOC variety show with El Sanchez. New to Portland\, Marita has graced the stages of Lez Stand Up\, Intersect Fest\, Melange\, It’s Gonna Be Okay\, and she is thirsty for more! In recovery since 2004\, Marita co-hosts the podcast Queer Mental Condition\, with Sean Paul Mahoney. In raw conversational format\, Marita and Sean share their own experiences of being queer\, sober\, and hilarious. \nDenise Espinoza has been podcasting since 2014\, and for the last four years has been a co-host of Geek In The City\, Portland’s longest-running podcast. Denise has been an editor for both prose novels and graphic novels\, and she served two tours of duty in Iraq. In her spare time\, she enjoys playing Dungeons & Dragons and reading comics\, and she is an avid organizer/project manager. She currently lives in Portland\, Oregon with a dog\, a cat\, and a husband. geekinthecity.com \nAmy Lam is a writer and editor based in Portland\, Oregon. She is a contributing editor and co-host of Backtalk podcast at Bitch Media\, the editorial assistant at diaCRITICS\, and the former editorial lead at On She Goes exploring the world of women of color and travel. She is a Kundiman fellow and received an MFA from the University of Mississippi\, where she was the John & Renee Grisham fellow. Her work has appeared and is forthcoming in Tin House\, Gay Mag\, Pacifica Literary Review\, Utne Reader\, and Papercutter. byamylam.com \nMiriam Rosenberg is a nurse midwife at Legacy Emanuel midwifery clinic in Portland\, Oregon and host of the podcast What’s Up With Your Down There? She has spent most of her adult life answering questions about people’s vaginas. www.whatsupwithyourdownthere.com \nJeni Wren Stottrup (moderator) is an audio engineer\, musician\, storyteller\, vocalist\, and podcast advocate based in Portland\, Oregon. She is a producer at XRAY.FM; owner of Gritty Birds Podcasting\, a full-service podcast production and consulting company focusing on content strategy and sound; and host of narrative music podcast and radio show Gritty Birds. Jeni has written for publications including Portland Mercury\, Paste Magazine\, and Vortex Music Magazine and has funded her albums and show through grants and multiple Kickstarter campaigns. She also runs Podcast Portland\, a community forum for podcasts in the NW. Jeni has spoken at national events including Podcast Movement\, She Podcasts Live\, and Podcasters Kit\, and regularly gives regional workshops and talks. She is currently working on her second record. grittybirds.com \nSarah Tiedemann serves as Artistic Director of Third Angle New Music\, is Second Flute/Piccolo of the Oregon Ballet Theatre Orchestra\, and performs alongside guitarist Mario Diaz in the Cerulean Duo. She has appeared across North America\, Europe\, Australia\, and China with groups including the Swedish Radio Symphony\, Royal Stockholm Philharmonic\, Norrköping Symphony\, Oregon Symphony\, and Boston Philharmonic\, and at festivals including Chamber Music Northwest\, the Britt Festival\, the Astoria Music Festival\, and the Summer Institute for Contemporary Performance Practice (SICPP). Sarah currently teaches at Lewis & Clark College\, Portland State University\, and the International Youth Music Camp in Chengdu\, China. www.thirdangle.org \nSocial Media for Creatives\n12:30-1:45 PM \nDr. Jessica F. Hebert is a scientist by day and a nerdy performer by nights\, weekends\, and by appointment. A scientific researcher for 17 years\, Dr. Hebert is a postdoctoral research fellow at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland\, specializing in pregnancy and placental development\, and is an avid science communicator. She is also ⅓ of Portland folk-pop nerd supertrio The PDX Broadsides\, who sing about fandoms and feelings in a way that only exuberant geeks can. When she’s not sciencing or singing\, Dr. Hebert spends time swashbuckling and shantying as Captain Greta with Portland’s premiere privateer performers PDXYAR\, at home with her husband Royal and their dog Lucy\, and talking about all the things she loves best on Twitter as @Dame_DNA. \nSloane Leong is a mixed indigenous cartoonist\, writer\, and artist. She is most well known for her indigenous sci-fi comic Prism Stalker and has a new graphic novel called A Map to the Sun forthcoming from First Second Books in 2020. She is currently living near Portland\, Oregon. sloanesloane.com \nErika Lee Sears is a self-taught oil painter from Portland\, Oregon. For the last five years she has created an original piece of art every single day and shared her journey on social media. As a busy mother of two\, she finds inspiration from her eclectic children\, everyday moments\, and happy accidents. Her passion extends beyond just her creativity as she seeks to inspire others with her accessible approach to modern oil painting with her online classes on Creative Bug. You can find her work on the television show Portlandia and the first season of Significant Mother. Her work is also featured in the Brooklyn Art Library. www.erikaleesears.com \nLindsay Strannigan (moderator) is a social media strategist and event planner based in Portland\, Oregon. She runs her own social media management and strategy company\, Strannigan & Sons\, and teaches social media classes. Lindsay’s client list includes Kimpton Hotels\, Oregon Fruit Products\, Lauretta Jean’s Bakery\, The David Machado Group\, and Fried Egg I’m in Love. She has planned events for Feast Portland\, Jacobsen Salt Co.\, Stumptown Coffee Roasters\, Tillamook\, Whole Foods\, and more. Lindsay lives in SE Portland with her husband\, daughter\, grumpy old cat\, and two rowdy yet adorable dogs. www.stranniganandsons.com \nPNW Music: An Alternative Route to Success\n2:00-3:15 PM \nAmenta Abioto is a songwriter\, music producer\, and actor born and raised in Memphis\, TN. She became a part of the Portland community in 2010 after graduating from Idyllwild Arts Academy\, where she trained in musical theatre. She has produced a self-titled EP\, Amenta Abioto\, and an album\, Opening Flower Hymns. Mythological characterization and cultural stories are reflected in her original works. She brings to the music scene funky academia while skipping vocally from soul-shaking gospel to smooth jazz and then on to hip hop rhythms wrapped in West African beats. \nAllison Del Fium’s (moderator) wide-ranging experience in the music industry includes artist development/management\, digital marketing\, and music journalism. With a passion for innovation\, Allison has collaborated with numerous creatives to combine music and business\, ultimately leading to the University of Oregon’s Music Industry Collective (the MIC) and academic Music Business program\, the first of their kind. At the age of 23\, Allison has already worked with a number of industry professionals and hopes to continue growing her career while helping others achieve their goals within the industry. www.adelfium.com \nKathryn Griffin began her music industry career in 2009\, while studying in the University of Georgia’s Music Business program. In her current role as a production manager and promoter rep for AEG Presents\, she is helping to grow the Portland concert industry and create enjoyable experiences for visiting artists and fans alike. Kathryn has held a variety of positions over the years\, working for Shimon Presents\, Autonomous Music\, and Red Light Management. She is also heavily involved in the festival world\, working on more than 100 music festivals and events including Electric Forest\, Summer Meltdown\, Bonnaroo\, Coachella\, Jam Cruise\, and many more. \nLori Hughes Killen brings over 20 years of experience to Portland’s independent music ecosystem. Having worked as both performer and producer for local projects such as Orchestre L’Pow Presents and Cooper and the Jam gives her a unique perspective in her current role as talent buyer for McMenamins Presents. Lori coordinates the weekly music programming for seven McMenamins hotel properties and curates several specialty programs\, such as The Great North West Music Tour and the annual country festival held at The Grand Lodge\, Sundown Grand Ol’ Country Fest. In addition\, she serves as a board member for Portland’s grassroots industry advocacy group\, MusicPortland. \nChristina Klinge moved to Portland in 2017\, ready to escape the Chicago winters\, eager to explore the local music scene and all the PNW has to offer. She has been a part of the Sofar Sounds PDX team since arriving and took over as city director a year and a half later. As Portland’s city director\, Christina has grown the local Sofar community and continued to reimagine live events while expanding to 20+ intimate shows per month. When not planning secret concerts\, Christina enjoys visiting Portland’s many breweries and cheering on her Chicago teams. She also has two pets: a miniature dachshund named Dolce and a munchkin cat named Delaney. \nCourtney Layacan has nearly 10 years of professional experience as an audio engineer\, with diverse experience and skills. A musician herself\, she’s not only recorded\, written\, and produced for PNW artists\, but has also used her engineering skills in other realms of entertainment. Her work at ReelWorld Productions and Futuri Media crosses over into sound editing for radio\, TV\, and film. \nCreating with Cannabis\n3:30-5:00 PM \nKansas native Nickia Delaware is a photographer\, model\, and canna-creative. Since 2009\, cannabis has played an integral part in her life\, from managing anxiety to enhancing her photographic eye. Nickia began her journey into the Oregon cannabis industry in 2014\, before legalization. She has worked her way up to managing Portland’s second oldest dispensary\, Collective Awakenings\, where she currently assists in guiding others towards what works best for their bodies; all within a tranquil and safe atmosphere. www.nickiadelaware.com \nSavina Monet enjoys the process of destruction and creation by shredding some of your favorite magazines in the name of art. Hailing from the strange sister city of Seattle\, Savina is a self-taught digital and analog collage artist creating pieces that demystify cannabis and its effects. When she isn’t working on her collage pieces\, Savina works as a freelance graphic designer for the cannabis industry\, creating packaging and branding for female- and POC-owned businesses. hellomonet.com \nSamantha Montanaro (moderator) is a business strategist\, multimedia artist\, event coordinator\, gardener\, musician\, and mother who is passionate about community\, cannabis\, and feminine empowerment. Sam stepped into the cannabis industry in 2014 by founding Prism House PDX\, an events and graphic design company that\, in October 2019\, opened a new event space in the Foster-Powell District. Prism House hosts regular community and private events\, and it became an epicenter for Oregon cannabis social culture by offering unique\, uplifting\, and creative cannabis-friendly gatherings that shatter stoner stigmas. In 2017\, Samantha partnered with Lisa Snyder to launch Tokeativity\, the global cannabis community for women\, which now has chapters in the US\, Spain\, South Africa\, and Canada. Samantha also leads a psychedelic folk pop band called Mama Sam and the Jam; serves on the board of Historic Parkrose\, a local nonprofit aimed at revitalizing the business district of Parkrose; and is a mother of one human\, six chickens\, and one dog. tokeativity.com \nLisa Snyder is a cannabis and women’s rights activist\, a web developer and online strategist\, and the Founder & CEO of Tokeativity\, The Global Cannabis Community for Women. She has worked on the web since the mid-90s\, has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Syracuse University’s School of Visual & Performing Arts\, and has created and organized feminist events since 2005. Lisa has been recognized for her work by Forbes\, Rolling Stone\, Conde Naste\, High Times\, MJ Lifestyle\, Travel Portland\, Dope Magazine\, Civilized\, Willamette Week\, The Potlander\, Time Out New York\, and Oregon Leaf\, among others. tokeativity.com \nLiv Vasquez brings her experience as a chef\, recipe writer\, and restaurateur to the cannabis/CBD space by using beautiful events and beautiful plates as an educational tool to teach about hemp\, cannabis\, this emerging industry\, and plant medicine. In an effort to transform “Stoner Culture” into “Cultured Stoners\,” Liv puts ethics and science in the forefront. By speaking about cannabis and food from soil to ingestion\, Liv helps her clients and guests understand efficacy\, absorption\, laws\, and what makes a clean and effective product. In 2019 Liv hosted an adult summer camp on an ethical cannabis farm; put out the first CBD meal kit with the sales platform BUSHL; and penned Smart Infusion\, an e-book intended to help eliminate the “bad brownie experience” and put you in charge of how an edible affects you. Liv is currently working as a brand curator\, content creator\, recipe writer\, and private caterer for clients all over North America. www.livviesmalls.com \n\nThe Kennedy School’s accessibility information: \n\nThe main schoolhouse is ADA compliant.\nThe SE entrance to the building is ADA compliant and has a ramp (see floor plan below).\nThe front (west) and NE back entrances are NOT ADA accessible.\nThere are also small ramps into the Gymnasium.\nThe bathrooms nearest the Gym have an ADA stall.\nThe chairs are all black metal framed conference chairs with a padded seat. No arms.\nThe Kennedy School does not have a no/low-scent policy.\nThere are 140+ spots in the lot\, including several permit-only accessible spots.\n\n  \n \n 
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/arts-workshops-panels-2019/
LOCATION:McMenamins – Kennedy School\, 5736 NE 33rd Av\, Portland\, OR\, 97211\, United States
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SUMMARY:Siren Nation Art  & Craft Sale / Nov. 17 / Kennedy School
DESCRIPTION:Siren Nation Art and Craft Sale\nat the McMenamins Kennedy School Gym\nSunday\, November 17\, 2019\n10 am – 4 pm. FREE. All Ages\n40 art and craft vendors selling original and handmade products from around Oregon.\nwww.mcmenamins.com/KennedySchool  \nDOWNLOAD OUR FULL FESTIVAL PROGRAM HERE: SN19_Program \nAleksandra Apocalisse Art\nhttps://www.apocalisseart.com/\nColorful\, detailed fine art originals and prints within the realm of fantasy and abstract realism. \nAllegra B Designs\nhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/AllegraB\nI love creating accessories and home décor in unique patterns that are eclectic and edgy to give your accessories a creative twist\, everything is handcrafted by myself with great detail given to pattern placement and quality construction. \nArt by Hazel Glass\nhttps://www.artbyhazelglass.com/\nArt by Hazel Glass creates intricate\, multi-layered hand-cut paper original art. She reproduces them as laser-cut editions\, artist books\, and hand-embellished giclee prints so that you can bring these precious windows into abstracted worlds home with you. \nArt of Christa Paolucci\nhttps://www.christapaolucci.com\nChrista is a Portland-based artist with a love for tea\, nature\, and creatures. She loves to illustrate scenes from nature alongside whimsical flora & fauna. Her desire is to create illustrations that instill feelings of openness with our environment\, and a curiosity about what could be inhabiting the hidden worlds around us. \nBook Art by Melody\nhttps://bookartbymelody.etsy.coms\nBooks\, Books\, Books!! During the day\, Melody Bush works in a library and at night- she uses discarded books as her medium. She carves books\, folds books\, and creates beautiful pieces of art! All her books are done by hand\, one page at a time. They make a very unique gift. \nBrighton Place\nhttps://www.instagram.com/brighton_place/\nProvider of bright and bold jewelry and decor. Brighton Place is for trendsetters & standouts looking for unique & well-crafted statement pieces for their home and wardrobe. \nCandy Amor Jewelry\nwww.candyamorjewelry.etsy.com\nCandy primarily works with sterling silver and gold-filled metal. Many pieces are embellished with beautiful semi-precious stones that are carefully hand-picked by her. The techniques used in her jewelry making are soldering\, metal texturing\, and wire wrapping. \nCascadia Wireworks\nhttps://www.cascadiawireworks.com/\nCascadia Wireworks creates wire-wrapped jewelry using raw copper wire and semi-precious gemstones. Each pendant\, ring\, or pair of earrings is thoughtfully designed to show off the natural beauty of the stones and finished with hand-fabricated findings. \nCherry River\nhttps://www.cherryriver.net\nHandcrafted CBD-infused bath and beauty products. We use organically grown hemp plants from our family’s GAP and GMP certified farm\, promising our customers the highest quality bath bombs\, lotions\, shower oils\, and more. \nCoco Delay\nwww.etsy.com/shop/cocodelayinc\nCoco Delay fashions handmade jewelry from decorative paper sourced from around the world. \nDeeDee & Shark\nhttp://www.deedeeandshark.etsy.com\nI make and glaze decorative and functional ceramics using original designs. \nEmma Geddie Art\nhttp://emmageddieart.ecwid.com\nEmma Geddie sell prints of oil paintings depicting animals and fantasy landscapes. \nErica Gibson\nwww.instagram.com/ericagibsonart\nErica Gibson is a mixed-media artist who creates thoughtful characters from reclaimed and vintage wood\, metal & clay. She combines our inner thoughts with the imaginative stories embodied in intriguing materials. \nErika Rier Art\nhttp://www.erikarier.com\nErika Rier is a folk surrealist artist focused on creating work which depicts womxn actively engaged in the world around them. In addition to fine art she creates art zines and comics as well as screen printed textiles and hand-painted ceramics. \nGreenstitch\nSue Selbie is a local artist creating multi-layered paper cut art inspired by the many iconic scenes around Portland\, and her frequent walks in Forest Park. She also makes hand-stitched leather journals and notebooks that make lovely gifts for the journalers in your life.\nhttps://greenstitch.com \nHandmade by Seng\nhttps://www.handmadebyseng.com\nHandcrafted heirloom quality multicultural dolls to inspire play\, embrace diversity\, and teach inclusion. Fully dressable dolls\, available in five skin tones and twenty hair colors. Fun and whimsical doll clothes\, pocket dolls and accessories for young ones\, and those young at heart. \nHanky Pysanky\nhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/hankypysanky\nTimeless treasures of traditional art with a modern flair. I hand draw every design on a real eggshells through a process of wax resist and progressive series of dyes in the Ukrainian tradition. The result is heirloom-quality art\, perfect for hanging or standing display. Designs range from the traditional to the not your Baba’s pysanka. \nHeidi West Designs\nhttps://www.heidiwestdesigns.com\nHeidi creates handmade bags and textiles with her own screen printed fabrics. Her designs are inspired by nature and often whimsical and colorful. \nHK Design PDX\nwww.hkdesignpdx.com\nHeather’s art is truly made from Portland\, utilizing salvaged wood and other materials from deconstructed or abandoned homes in the Portland area. Incorporating recognizable reclaimed pieces of lath\, decorative edging and moulding into one-of-a-kind designs. Reclaimed wood has a history and a story and Heather gives them a new life in her artwork. \nJen Bracy\nhttps://jenbracy.wixsite.com/jen-bracy/artwork\nJen’s eclectic art stuffs include affordable stencil paintings and prints which address issues of gun violence\, social justice\, and feminism. These often utilize materials and textures like reclaimed wood\, which blend well with Jen’s home goods items: driftwood creations that bring a touch of nature into the home. \nKatt Splat\nhttp://www.kattsplat.com/\nKattSplat makes spooky-fun ceramics with an industrial edge. From bowls that look like brains to cups that resemble toxic waste barrels\, we’ve got all your post-apocalyptic dining devices. \nKollodiworks\nwww.etsy.com/shop/kollodiworks\nKollodi creates reusable alternatives to throwaway culture from her basement workshop. She makes reusable snack bags\, straw bags\, sandwich wraps\, insulated lunch totes\, and other gifts for the parent and child. \nKimberly Carman Designs\nhttps://www.kcdesignjewelry.com\nKimberly fabricates and designs jewelry using a variety of mixed metals such as sterling silver\, gold\, copper and brass\, and utilizes pearls\, gemstones and other mediums in her pieces to create artful adornments that are either organic in their origin\, geometric in shape\, or Bohemian in design and creation. \nKirsten Elise\nhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/KirstenElisePDX\nOne of a kind jewelry made with gemstones\, vintage chain\, and bones. \nMaija Rebecca Hand Drawn\nhttp://www.maijarebecca.com\nMaija Rebecca Hand Drawn is a paper goods company owned & operated by Portland\, Oregon-based artist\, Maija Kellner-Rode. Maija draws most of her inspiration from the magic found in nature\, the mysterious connection we have to this universe & each other. Her hope is to create art that inspires others to connect with themselves and each other in a more open\, honest & vulnerable way while spreading beauty\, love & a little bit of sass worldwide. \nMindy’s Beer Gear\nhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/MindysBeerGear\nI turn used craft beer 6-pack boxes into durable and functional wallets and accessories. I started this business in 2010 and it has allowed me to be a stay-at-home mom to my 5-year-old. You can follow me on Instagram and my shop inventory on Etsy. \nNancy Flecha\nhttps://nancyflecha.com/\nIllustrator\, Designer\, Printmaker \nPetals by Kimberly\nhttp://PetalsbyKimberly.com\nKimberly works with recycled wine bottles creating unique\, hand-painted wind chimes\, soy candles\, and home decor. She is an acrylic painter that creates floral portraits on canvas as well as on glassware for distinctive\, one of a kind pieces. \nPHI\nhttps://www.phi-portland.com/wood-jewelry\nLauren creates handcrafted wood jewelry pieces\, using local\, salvaged wood scraps from her woodshop.  Each piece is unique and thoughtfully designed\, attempting to balance the natural world with the modern shapes of today.  \nRachel Beyer\nhttps://www.rachelbeyer.com\nRachel Beyer is an intuitive artist and creative based in Portland\, Oregon. Her work is inspired by the cycles of nature\, the elements\, mystic symbols\, and plant medicine. Her latest series of art is inspired by the zodiacal seasons and astrology. Rachel also crafts small batch aromatherapy candles and aura sprays with loving intention. \nReimagine Fat\nhttps://www.elisabethwalden.com\nElisabeth Walden is an artist\, printmaker and ceramicist based in Portland\, OR. Her work explores her relationship with her fat\, female body\, as shaped by contemporary American culture and art history using a variety of painting\, printmaking\, sculptural and experimental mixed-media techniques. \nReSISTA Kat\nhttp://resistakat.com\nBorn at the historic D.C. Women’s March\, ReSISTA Kat is a mash-up the Asian lucky cat\, Mexican Day of the Dead and other multicultural motifs to reflect and celebrate our inclusive spirit. ReSISTA Kat logo apparel and accessories aim to motivate you to stay united\, get involved and to find your inner activist. \nSachiko Quinn Art\nhttps://sachikoquinn.artspan.com/home\nEach of Sachiko Quinn’s original works is created with two different mediums\, batik and acrylic.  Her art reflects her inspiration from the natural world\, especially birds and the native flora around her home in Oregon\, and other places she’s visited in her life.\nShe sells her original works as well as limited reproductions in various forms. \nStephanie Brockway\nhttps://www.instagram.com/stephaniebrockway/\nIs a salvaged wood artist\, carving puppets\, dolls\, paintings on paper and wood.All unique and one of a kind. She shows at local galleries\, and was featured on Oregon Art Beat this year. \nTiger Food Press\nhttps://www.tigerfoodpress.com/\nI create letterpress printed stationery and linocut art prints. I also have a growing line of home goods featuring the same hand printed designs as my paper goods\, including pillows\, tote bags\, and tea towels. \nWeaverKate\nhttp://weaverkate.com/index.html\nWeaverKate is a Handweaver of practical things.  All items are handwoven by me\, in my home studio. By combining my love of color\, texture\, and structure I create lovely\, functional textiles.  From delightful handwoven 100% cotton towels to snazzy handwoven scarves you will find something that adds a pop of color or an eye catching elegance to give as a gift or keep for yourself. The best thing is\, it’s functional art! \nXylographilia LLC\nhttps://xylographilia.com/\nLiv Rainey-Smith is an artist specializing in hand-pulled xylographic as well as serigraphic prints. Her imagery draws primarily upon historic styles\, folklore\, dreams\, and esoteric traditions. \nwww.sirennation.org
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/siren-nation-art-and-craft-sale-2/
LOCATION:McMenamins – Kennedy School\, 5736 NE 33rd Av\, Portland\, OR\, 97211\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival Craft
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SUMMARY:Kuinka & Lemolo / Nov. 16 / Mississippi Studios
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, November 16\, 2019: Kuinka & Lemolo\nAt Mississippi Studios\n3939 N Mississippi\, Portland OR 97227\n9 PM. 21+. $12\nhttps://www.mississippistudios.com
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/kuinka-lemolo-nov-16-mississippi-studios/
LOCATION:Mississippi Studios\,  3939 N. Mississippi\, portland\, 97227\, United States
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SUMMARY:Lynn Conover & Gravel / Nov. 16 / The Laurelthirst Pub
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, November 16\, 2019: Lynn Conover & Gravel\nAt The Laurelthirst Public House\n2958 NE Glisan St.\n6 PM. 21+. FREE\nhttps://laurelthirst.com/
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/lynn-conover-gravel-nov-16-the-laurelthirst-pub/
LOCATION:Laurelthirst Public House\, 2958 NE Glisan St\, Portland\, OR\, 97232\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ashleigh Flynn & the Riveters\, The Cabin Project and the Betsy Olsen Band / Nov. 15 / The Spare Room
DESCRIPTION:  \nFriday\, November 15\, 2019:\nAshleigh Flynn & the Riveters\, The Cabin Project and the Betsy Olsen Band\nat The Spare Room\n4830 NE 42nd Ave\nPortland\, OR\, 97218\n9 PM. 21+. $10\nhttps://www.spareroomrestaurantandlounge.com/
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/ashleigh-flynn-the-riveters-the-cabin-project-and-the-betsy-olsen-band-nov-15-spare-room/
LOCATION:The Spare Room\, 4830 NE 42nd Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97218
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:NOTS / Nov. 15 / Polaris Hall
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, November 15\, 2019: NOTS\nAt Polaris Hall\n635 N Killingsworth Court\, Portland\, Oregon 97217\n8 PM. 21+. $12\nhttps://www.facebook.com/polarishallpdx
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/nots-nov-15-polaris/
LOCATION:Polaris Hall\, 635 N Killingsworth\, Portland\, OR\, 97217
CATEGORIES:Festival Music,Music
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SUMMARY:Maygantic / Nov. 15 / Alberta Street Pub
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, November 15\, 2019: Maygantic\nAt Alberta Street Pub\n1036 NE Alberta St. Portland\, OR\, 97211\n6 PM. $6\nhttp://www.albertastreetpub.com/
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/maygantic-nov-15-alberta-street-pub/
LOCATION:Alberta Street Pub\, 1036 NE Alberta S\, Portland\, OR\, 97211\, United States
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SUMMARY:Over The Rhine w/ Birds of Chicago / Nov. 14 / Aladdin Theater
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, November 14\, 2019: Over The Rhine w/ Birds of Chicago\nAt The Aladdin Theater\n3017 SE Milwaukie Ave\, Portland\, OR 97202\n8 PM. All Ages. $28.50/$30.00\nhttps://www.aladdin-theater.com/
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/over-the-rhine-w-birds-of-chicago-nov-14-aladdin-theater/
LOCATION:Aladdin Theater\, 3017 SE Milwaukie Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival Film
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20191114T220000
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SUMMARY:Heather Mae / Nov. 14 / The White Eagle
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, November 14\, 2019: Heather Mae (album release)\nAt The White Eagle\n836 N. Russell St.\,Portland\, OR\, 97227\n8 PM. 21+. $10/$12\nhttps://www.mcmenamins.com/white-eagle-saloon-hotel/white-eagle
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/heather-mae-nov-14-the-white-eagle/
LOCATION:White Eagle\, 836 N Russell St\, Portland\, OR\, 97227\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20191112T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20191112T220000
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SUMMARY:Abortion Access Front: The Tour / Nov. 12 / Alberta Rose Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, November 12\, 2019:\n“Abortion Access Front: The Tour” featuring Lizz Winstead (The Daily Show-Co-Creator)\nAt Alberta Rose Theatre\n3000 NE Alberta St\, Portland\, OR 97211\n7 pm. 21+. $20/$25.\nhttps://www.albertarosetheatre.com
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/abortion-access-front-the-tour/
LOCATION:Alberta Rose Theater\, 3000 NE ALBERTA STREET \, portland\, OR\, 97211\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival Comedy
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20191111T200000
DTSTAMP:20191026T061728Z
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SUMMARY:Strange & the Familiars / Nov. 11 / Alberta St. Pub
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, November 11\, 2019: Strange & the Familiars\nAt The Alberta St. Pub\n1036 NE Alberta St. Portland\, OR 97211\n6 PM. All ages. Free\nhttp://www.albertastreetpub.com/
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/strange-the-familiars-nov-11-alberta-st-pub/
LOCATION:Oregon
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SUMMARY:Lucy Wainwright Roche / Nov. 10 / The Old Church Concert Hall
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, November 10\, 2019: Lucy Wainwright Roche\nAt The Old Church Concert Hall\n1422 SW 11th AVE.\, Portland\, OR 97201\n8 PM. $15. All Ages\nhttps://www.theoldchurch.org/music/
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/lucy-wainwright-roche-nov-10-the-old-church-concert-hall/
LOCATION:Oregon
CATEGORIES:Festival Music
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SUMMARY:Phenomenal Woman - Female Songwriters / Nov. 10 / Alberta Rose Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, November 10\, 2019: Phenomenal Woman – Female Songwriters and the Women Who Inspire Them\nFeaturing Singer-songwriters LaRhonda Steele\, Bre Gregg (Red Bird)\, Beth Wood + Ara Lee James\nAt Alberta Rose Theatre\n3000 NE Alberta St\, Portland\, OR 97211\n6 PM. $20/$25. All Ages.\nhttps://www.albertarosetheatre.com
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/phenomenal-woman-female-songwriters-and-the-women-who-inspire-them-nov-10-alberta-rose-theatre/
LOCATION:Alberta Rose Theater\, 3000 NE ALBERTA STREET \, portland\, OR\, 97211\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival Music
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SUMMARY:Hell Hath No Funny! Comedy / Nov. 9 / Alberta St. Pub
DESCRIPTION:Hell Hath No Funny! Comedy Showcase\nFeaturing: Kate Murphy\, Andy Iwancio\, Katie Nguyen\, Quinne Salameh\, Susan Rice\nSaturday\, November 9\, 2019\nThe Alberta Street Pub.\n1036 NE Alberta St. Portland\, OR\, 97211\n9 PM. 21+. $12\nhttp://www.albertastreetpub.com/ \nGet tickets: https://www.merctickets.com/events/100772435/hell-hath-no-funny-comedy-showcase \nFor years\, Portland has been on the national map for amazing comedy. Our city is known to have more female produced comedy shows than any other local scene. This city is loaded with hilariously talented humans and we’ve handpicked some of our favorites for you! \nSusan Rice: For over 35 years Susan Rice has worked as a stand up comic. She is one of Portland\, OR’s original stand-ups\, beginning in 1983 at the Leaky Roof Tavern. Her career as a comic has taken her all over the US and Canada\, as well as the Caribbean and Mexico. She has appeared on HBO\, Showtime\, Comedy Central\, A&E\, ABC\, CBS\, and Fox.\nShe was more recently featured on Portlandia and named by Willamette Week “Portland’s Funniest Person.” Rice was recently Arsenio Hall’s opening act as well as Maria Bamford’s. She is familiar because she reminds everyone of an auntie they should check in on more often. Rice can be seen often at Harvey’s Comedy Club\, her home club\, or performing for various corporations or charity events. She is the co-founder of the podcast “Stop Me If I’ve Heard This.” \nKatie Nguyen is a writer and comedian. Her writing has been featured in The New Yorker and she is a regular at Helium Comedy Club. She has performed at comedy festivals across the country and hosts the weekly show Earthquake Hurricane. Katie has twice been named one of the Portland Mercury’s Geniuses of Comedy and has taught comedy classes and workshops at Portland Center Stage and Deep End Theater. \nAndy Iwancio: is a transgender gal comedian from Seattle who waxes poetics on being transgender\, growing boobs\, and then\, subsequently\, shaking those boobs because of her epilepsy. So\, all of that\, plus puns. She has opened for Whitmer Thomas\, James Adomian\, and Cameron Esposito. Festival-wise\, she has done Bumbershoot\, Out of Bounds\, Altercation\, Women in Comedy NW\, Ha-Ha Harvest Festival\, Intersections\, and All-Jane. She also appeared in the HUMP! film-festival award-winning film “Queer Safari” and the Emmy award-winning movie “Star Wars Uncut.” \nComedian Quinne Salameh self identifies as Bi-Racial\, Queer\, and extremely cheap so it’s gonna be a good time. Quinne is a new member of the “That’s What She Said” feminist comedy collective and was a performer on this year’s Portland Queer Comedy Festival. She brings good vibes but will shame you for your purchase of novelty hummus. You can catch her on Shows all over Portland including this year’s HaHa Harvest fest. \nKate Murphy is a Portland comic\, born and raised in Bozeman\, MT. Kate Murphy wrote and co-produced the short film “A HUMP! Public Service Announcement” which won ‘best humor’ HUMP! Film Festival 2017. She’s been featured in Hell Yes Fest\, The NW Women’s Comedy Festival\, and was a finalist in Helium Comedy Club’s Portland’s Funniest Person 2018. She was named one of the Portland Mercury’s Undisputed Geniuses of Comedy 2018 and is the current host of the Portland Mercury’s The I\, Anonymous Show.
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/hell-hath-no-funny-comedy-showcase-2/
LOCATION:Alberta Street Pub\, 1036 NE Alberta S\, Portland\, OR\, 97211\, United States
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Festival - All
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SUMMARY:Kris Deelane & the Hurt / Nov. 9 / The Laurelthirst
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, November 9\, 2019: Kris Deelane & the Hurt\nAt The Laurelthirst Public House\n2958 NE Glisan St.\n6 PM. 21+. FREE\nhttps://laurelthirst.com/
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/kris-deelane-the-hurt-nov-9-the-laurelthirst/
LOCATION:Laurelthirst Public House\, 2958 NE Glisan St\, Portland\, OR\, 97232\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival Music
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SUMMARY:Pacific Trio & Caspar / Nov. 8 / The Laurelthirst
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, November 8\, 2019: Pacific Trio & Caspar\nAt The Laurelthirst Public House\n2958 NE Glisan St. Portland\, OR 97232\n9 PM. 21+. FREE\nhttps://laurelthirst.com/
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/pacific-trio-caspar-nov-8/
LOCATION:Laurelthirst Public House\, 2958 NE Glisan St\, Portland\, OR\, 97232\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Jesca Hoop w/ Chloe Foy / Nov. 7 / The Old Church Concert Hall
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, November 7\, 2019: Jesca Hoop w/ Chloe Foy\nAt The Old Church Concert Hall\n1422 SW 11th AVE.\, Portland\, OR 97201\n8 PM. $15. All Ages\nhttps://www.theoldchurch.org/music/
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/jesca-hoop-w-chloe-foy-at-the-old-church-concert-hall/
LOCATION:Oregon
CATEGORIES:Festival Music
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SUMMARY:Sofar Sounds / Girl Power: Nov. 7
DESCRIPTION:GIRL POWER\nSOFAR PORTLAND\, OR\nThursday\, November 7th. Arrival time: 7:30pm – 8:00pm.\nA secret location in Burnside\, Portland\, OR.
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/sofar-sounds-girl-power/
LOCATION:Oregon
CATEGORIES:Festival Music
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SUMMARY:13th Annual Siren Nation Visual Art Show
DESCRIPTION:13th Annual Siren Nation Visual Art Show / Nov. 7-22 / City Hall\n\n\nJoin us for the Opening Reception on Thursday\, November 7th at Portland City Hall in Portland\, Oregon. 5-8pm. All Ages. FREE. +This year’s theme is “Radical Revolution” and the many pieces of art showcase the issues we face in our current social and political climates. \nFeatured Artists:\nSylvia Jung\, Valeri Darling\, Kim Nickens\, Stephanie Hatch\, Libby Wadsworth\, Pattie Palmer-Baker\, Shilo De La Cruz\, Amy Turrell\, Shanalee Hampton\, Mary Chant\, Kellette Elliot\, Anca Hariton\, Bija Young\, Sharon Jonquil\, Katie Spain\, Dylan Staniszewksi\, Aleksadra Zviaguine\, Jackie Avery\, Ingrid Renan\, Cindy Lemmon\, Ruth Bravetti\, Ashley Armsby\, Eliana Enriquez\, Nicole Mark\, Danna Lauren Almeter\, Mara Farrington\, Lisa Laser\, Darcie A Richardson\, Tammie Dupuis\, Trisha Shozuya\, Lea (Lulu) Magdangal\, Samyak Yamauchi\, Sophie Piedra-Mansuet\, Ashley Koronko\, Anshula Tayal\, Tera Stenzel\, Lisa Warmington\, Karen Wu\, Alana Garrigues\, Hannah Finegold\, Julie Forbes\, Laura Weiler\, Peggy Pfenninger\, Alison Rose \nhttps://www.facebook.com/events/477078746205750/ \nDOWNLOAD OUR FULL FESTIVAL PROGRAM HERE: SN19_Program
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/13th-annual-siren-nation-visual-art-show/
LOCATION:Oregon
CATEGORIES:Art
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SUMMARY:The 13th Annual Siren Nation Festival / Nov. 7-17
DESCRIPTION:The Siren Nation Festival celebrates its 13-year anniversary!\nNovember 7-17\, 2019. Portland\, Oregon. \nDOWNLOAD OUR FULL FESTIVAL PROGRAM HERE: SN19_Program \nThe 2019 Siren Nation Festival presents a stunning musical lineup\, a night of the best comedians from the NW\, a visual art show with outstanding NW artists\, an art and craft sale\, and free workshops! \nThursday\, November 7\, 2019: Juried Group Art Show ~ opening night: Radical Revolution\nAt Portland City Hall\n1221 SW 4th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97204\n5 PM-8 PM. All Ages. FREE.\n43 female visual artists from the Pacific Northwest.\nThe Siren Nation Visual Art Show will remain on display in Portland City Hall through November 23! \nThursday\, November 7\, 2019: Jesca Hoop w/ Chloe Foy\nAt The Old Church\n1422 SW 11th AVE.\, Portland\, OR 97201\n8 PM. $15. All Ages\nhttps://www.theoldchurch.org/music/ \nThursday\, November 7\, 2019: Sofar Sounds\nA secret location in Burnside\, Portland\, OR.\nThe future is female! We’re celebrating girl power with a lineup of all lady-fronted acts.\nArrival time: 7:30pm – 8:00pm.\nhttps://www.sofarsounds.com/cities/portland-or/events/29939 \nFriday\, November 8\, 2019: Pacific Trio & Caspar\nAt The Laurelthirst Public House\n2958 NE Glisan St. Portland\, OR 97232\n9 PM. 21+. FREE\nhttps://laurelthirst.com/ \nSaturday\, November 9\, 2019: Kris Deelane & the Hurt\nAt The Laurelthirst Public House\n2958 NE Glisan St. Portland\, OR 97232\n6 PM. 21+. FREE\nhttps://laurelthirst.com/ \nSaturday\, November 9\, 2019: Hell Hath No Funny! Comedy Showcase\nFeaturing: Kate Murphy\, Andy Iwancio\,  Katie Nguyen\, Quinne Salameh\, and Susan Rice.\nAt The Alberta Street Pub.\n1036 NE Alberta St. Portland\, OR\, 97211\n9 PM. 21+. $12\nhttp://www.albertastreetpub.com/ \nSunday\, November 10\, 2019: Phenomenal Woman – Female Songwriters and the Women Who Inspire Them\nFeaturing Singer-songwriters LaRhonda Steele\, Bre Gregg (Red Bird)\, Beth Wood + Ara Lee James \nAt Alberta Rose Theatre\n3000 NE Alberta St\, Portland\, OR 97211\n7 PM. $20/$25. All Ages.\nhttps://www.albertarosetheatre.com  \nSunday\, November 10\, 2019: Lucy Wainwright Roche\nAt The Old Church\n1422 SW 11th AVE.\, Portland\, OR 97201\n8 PM. $15. All Ages\nhttps://www.theoldchurch.org/music/ \nMonday\, November 11\, 2019: Strange & the Familiars\nAt The Alberta St. Pub\n1036 NE Alberta St. Portland\, OR 97211\n6 PM. All ages. Free\nhttp://www.albertastreetpub.com/ \nTuesday\, November 12\, 2019: “Abortion Access Front: The Tour” featuring Lizz Winstead (The Daily Show-Co-Creator)\nAt Alberta Rose Theatre\n3000 NE Alberta St\, Portland\, OR 97211\n6 pm. 21+. $20/$25\nhttps://www.albertarosetheatre.com \nThursday\, November 14\, 2019: Heather Mae (album release)\nAt The White Eagle\n836 N. Russell St.\, Portland\, OR\, 97227\n8 PM. 21+. $10/$12\nhttps://www.mcmenamins.com/white-eagle-saloon-hotel/white-eagle \nThursday\, November 14\, 2019: Over The Rhine w/ Birds of Chicago\nAt The Aladdin Theater\n3017 SE Milwaukie Ave\, Portland\, OR 97202\n8 PM. All Ages. $28.50/$30.00\nhttps://www.aladdin-theater.com/ \nFriday\, November 15\, 2019: Maygantic\nAt Alberta Street Pub\n1036 NE Alberta St. Portland\, OR\, 97211\n6 PM. $6\nhttp://www.albertastreetpub.com/ \nFriday\, November 15\, 2019: NOTS\nAt Polaris Hall\n635 N Killingsworth Court\, Portland\, Oregon 97217\n8 PM. 21+. $12\nhttps://www.facebook.com/polarishallpdx \nFriday\, November 15\, 2019: The Cabin Project\, Ashleigh Flynn\, the Betsy Olsen Band\nAt The Spare Room\n4830 NE 42nd Ave\nPortland\, OR\, 97218\n9 PM. 21+. $10\nhttps://www.spareroomrestaurantandlounge.com/ \nSaturday\, November 16\, 2019: Lynn Conover & Gravel\nAt The Laurelthirst Public House\n2958 NE Glisan St.\n6 PM. 21+. FREE\nhttps://laurelthirst.com/ \nSaturday\, November 16\, 2019: Kuinka & Lemolo\nAt Mississippi Studios\n3939 N Mississippi\, Portland OR 97227\n9 PM. 21+. $12\nhttps://www.mississippistudios.com \nSunday\, November 17\, 2019: Hirie\nAt Holocene\n1001 SE Morrison\, Portland\, OR 97214\n8 pm. All Ages. $15/$18\nhttp://www.holocene.org/ \nSunday\, November 17\, 2019: Siren Nation Art and Craft Sale\nAt the McMenamins Kennedy School Gym\n10 am – 4 pm. FREE. All Ages\n37 art and craft vendors selling original and handmade products from around Oregon.\nwww.mcmenamins.com/KennedySchool\nhttps://sirennation.org \nSunday\, November 17\, 2019: Siren Nation Workshops\nAt the McMenamins Kennedy School Meeting Rooms\n11 AM – 5 PM Free. All Ages\nJoin us for a day of FREE workshops and panel discussions\, featuring diverse women from across the arts spectrum. This year’s topics include podcasting\, storytelling\, burlesque dancing\, collage\, grant funding\, social media\, the music business\, and creating with cannabis.\nsirennation.org/event/arts-workshops-panels-2019/ \nSunday\, November 17\, 2019: Caspar\nAt The Alberta St. Pub\n1036 NE Alberta St. Portland\, OR 97211\n6 PM. All ages. Free.\nhttp://www.albertastreetpub.com/ \nSunday\, November 17\, 2019: Strange & the Familiars  & Syran\nAt McMenamin’s Al’s Den \n303 SW 12th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97205\n7 PM. 21+. Free.\nhttps://www.mcmenamins.com/crystal-hotel/als-den \nSunday\, November 17\, 2019: Persisting Sound Women in Classical Music\nFeaturing: Savannah Gentry\, Carolyn Quick\, Rebecca Larkin\, Robert Wakeley\, and Minsun Song\, and Evan C. Paul.\nAt The Old Church\n1422 SW 11th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97201\n7:30 PM. All Ages. $15/$18\nhttps://www.theoldchurch.org/music/ \nSiren Nation is a unique arts organization that showcases and creates performance and exhibition opportunities for women throughout the year. We also produce an annual festival showcasing the original work of women working in music\, film\, performance and visual art. \nSiren Nation’s mission is to inspire and empower women of all ages to create their own art and to highlight the many achievements of women in the arts. We focus our attention on the work of women artists and help to create equal opportunities in creative professions. \nWe welcome individuals who self-identify as female\, trans (regardless of identity)\, or gender non-conforming to apply to and participate in all Siren Nation events. \nIndividual event tickets are sold via the venue websites.
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/the-13th-annual-siren-nation-festival/
LOCATION:Oregon
CATEGORIES:Festival - All
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SUMMARY:14th Annual Dolly Parton Hoot Night!
DESCRIPTION:Siren Nation presents The 14th Annual Dolly Parton Hoot Night\nSaturday\, June 1\, 2019\, at 8:00 PM\nThe Alberta Rose Theatre\nMinors OK when accompanied by a parent or guardian\nDoors open at 7:00\n$15 Advance / $18 At the Door \nEmcee: Ali Reingold \nFeaturing:\nAmanda Richards\nShorty and the Mustangs\nWeezy Ford\nAshleigh Flynn\nMatty Charles and Katie Rose\nZia McCabe\nThe Hackles\nGerle Haggard\nLindsie Feathers\nIris Lynn\nBelinda Underwood\nDoll Party\nRebekah Garibay\nAlexandra Wiley \nPortland’s best musicians pay tribute to one of country music’s most iconic songwriters. \nIt’s time again for Siren Nation’s annual Dolly Parton Hoot Night at the Alberta Rose Theatre! This show always proves to be a fun night of local ladies singing their hearts out for the love of Ms. Parton – who is arguably the best female country singer in history – as well as a great cause; ticket sales benefit the organization’s Siren Nation Festival\, a November celebration that highlights original work from many amazing women in music\, art and film. \nProceeds from this event benefit the 2019 Siren Nation Festival. \nSiren Nation is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/14th-annual-dolly-parton-hoot-night/
LOCATION:Alberta Rose Theater\, 3000 NE ALBERTA STREET \, portland\, OR\, 97211\, United States
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SUMMARY:The 13th Annual Billie Holiday Tribute Night.
DESCRIPTION:Lady Sings The Blues: A Tribute to Billie Holiday\nMay 4\, 2019\, at 8:00 PM\nMinors OK when accompanied by a parent or guardian\nDoors open at 7:00 pm \n$18 advance / $20 at the door \nThe 13th Annual Billie Holiday Tribute Night. \nThis event brings together musicians of many genres to pay tribute to one of the greatest jazz singers and songwriters of our time. Lady Day was an American jazz singer and songwriter. Holiday was a seminal influence on jazz and pop singing. Her vocal style\, strongly inspired by jazz instrumentalists\, pioneered a new way of manipulating phrasing and tempo. Above all\, she was admired all over the world for her deeply personal and intimate approach to singing. \nBuy ticket here: http://bit.ly/2Iu7gCS \nFeatured performers:\nArietta Ward\nDebra Patton\nNafisaria Scroggins-Thomas\nTave Fasce Drake\nThe Saying & the Said\nPacific Trio\nLaura Cunard\nJasmine VanDemarr\nAnnette Lowman\nThe Cabin Project\nTamara Walker\nLenore.\nSarah Clarke \nProceeds from this event benefit The 2019 Siren Nation Festival. \nSiren Nation is an all volunteer run 501 (c) 3 arts non-profit organization.
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/the-13th-annual-billie-holiday-tribute-night/
LOCATION:Alberta Rose Theater\, 3000 NE ALBERTA STREET \, portland\, OR\, 97211\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music,Performance
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SUMMARY:AnnaChristie Sapphire & Rebekah Garibay at The Laurelthirst
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, November 13\, 2018\nAnnaChristie Sapphire & Rebekah Garibay\nThe Laurelthirst Public House\n9 PM. 21+. FREE.\nhttps://laurelthirst.com/
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/annachristie-sapphire-rebekah-garibay-at-the-laurelthirst/
LOCATION:Laurelthirst Public House\, 2958 NE Glisan St\, Portland\, OR\, 97232\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival - All,Festival Music
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SUMMARY:Elizabeth Moen at the White Eagle
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, November 13\, 2018\nElizabeth Moen\nAt White Eagle\n8 PM. 21+. $8\nhttps://www.mcmenamins.com/white-eagle-saloon-hotel
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/elizabeth-moen-at-the-white-eagle/
LOCATION:OR\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival Music,Music
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SUMMARY:Lucy Kaplansky at The Old Church
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, November 11\, 2018:\nLucy Kaplansky\nAt The Old Church\n1422 SW 11th AVE.\, Portland\, OR 97201\n7:30 pm. All Ages. $20\nhttps://www.theoldchurch.org/music/
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/lucy-kaplansky-at-the-old-church/
LOCATION:The Old Church\, 1422 SW 11th Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97201\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival - All,Festival Music
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SUMMARY:Andrea’s Sunday Country Showcase at the Alberta St. Pub
DESCRIPTION:Andrea’s Sunday Country Showcase\nSunday\, November 11\, 2018:\nat The Alberta Street Pub\n5 PM. All ages. $5\nhttp://www.albertastreetpub.com/
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/andreas-sunday-country-showcase-at-the-alberta-st-pub/
LOCATION:Alberta Street Pub\, 1036 NE Alberta S\, Portland\, OR\, 97211\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival Music,Music
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SUMMARY:2018 Siren Nation Arts Workshops & Panels (Free)
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a day of FREE workshops and panel discussions\, featuring diverse women from across the arts spectrum. This event is part of the 2018 Siren Nation Festival. \nLOCATION\nMcMenamins Kennedy School\n5736 NE 33rd Avenue\nPortland\, OR 97211 \nPROGRAM SCHEDULE\nWorkshops\n(In the Martha Jordan Room) \nThe Business of Art\n11:00 AM-12:45 PM \nLearn how to treat your art like a professional business. We’ll cover topics such as different ways to make money from your art\, how to present your work in the best light\, and basic business management for artists. Come prepared with any questions you may have about how to make and grow a creative business.\nwww.facebook.com/events/1937882646288676/\n \nPodcasting Basics\n1:00-2:45 PM \nCreating a podcast? Looking for your voice? This workshop’s for you. Every good podcast revolves around a story. We’ll explore storytelling in multiple podcast formats\, as well as how to get your show published\, connecting to your audience\, and key tools.\nwww.facebook.com/events/351840735386604/\n \nPOC Stand-up Comedy\n3:00-5:00 PM \nThis free workshop is being offered specifically to people of color. It’s an opportunity to learn and develop stand-up writing and performance skills. Come polish those punchlines! No experience required.\nwww.facebook.com/events/343883466187964/\n \nPanels\n(In the Mina Parsons Room) \nFunding Creative Work\n11:00 AM-12:15 PM \nDo you have a dream project? Get ideas about how to make it happen. Our panel of creative professionals will discuss and answer questions about different ways of financing creative projects\, from grants to freelancing to crowdfunding.\nwww.facebook.com/events/554834128311077/\n \nSocial Media for Creative Professionals\n12:30-1:45 PM \nGet a variety of perspectives on social media strategies and how to manage the personal/professional balancing act when you’re doing creative work. Panelists include artists from different fields\, a social media manager\, and PSU’s Director of Book Publishing.\nwww.facebook.com/events/1707873375989506/  \nThe Business of Music\n2:00-3:15 PM \nMusic industry pros\, including indie and major-label performers\, talk about their experiences in the business\, career tips\, and Portland’s music scene.\nwww.facebook.com/events/563646834083509/\n \nThe Wide World of Weed\n3:30-5:00 PM \nLearn about the cannabis industry from women who are shaping it! Our panelists deal with just about every aspect of cannabis\, including edible and topical products\, medicinal CBD\, science\, art\, and community.\nwww.facebook.com/events/579478405837732/\n \nSPEAKERS\nWorkshops\nThe Business of Art\n11:00 AM-12:45 PM \nCate Anevski has spent her career split between working as a professional artist and a tax accountant. A few years back\, she finally decided to work as an artist full time\, but she loves applying her business knowledge to her artistic endeavors. Her latest goal is helping other creative individuals understand business so they can have successful careers following their passions.\nwww.BeesKneesIndustries.com \nPodcasting Basics\n1:00-2:45 PM \nJeni Wren Stottrup is a podcast producer and editor in Portland\, Oregon. Since launching her podcast\, Gritty Birds\, in 2015\, she has made podcasting more than just a hobby\, but a way of life. In 2017\, she founded Podcast Portland and successfully funded a Kickstarter for her home production studio. Since then\, Wren has continued to be an advocate for podcasting in the NW. In 2018 she launched Gritty Birds Podcast Editing and spoke at Podcast Movement in Philadelphia. A RACC grant recipient and XRAY.FM producer\, Wren currently works in audio at Guitar Center in Clackamas. In her spare time\, she is addicted to Modular Synths\, live music\, and puppies. \nPOC Stand-up Comedy\n3:00-5:00 PM \nKatie Nguyen writes and performs stand-up\, improv\, sketch\, and more. She has performed at SF Sketchfest\, Asheville Comedy Festival\, 10\,000 Laughs Festival\, Stumptown Improv Fest\, and Bridgetown Comedy Festival. Katie performed in the ensemble of the Brody Theater for years\, is an instructor at Deep End Theater\, hosts the show Earthquake Hurricane\, and was twice named one of the Portland Mercury’s Geniuses of Comedy.\nwww.katie-nguyen.com \nPanels\nFunding Creative Work\n11:00 AM-12:15 PM \nOluyinka A. Akinjiola is a dancer and Artistic Director/Choreographer at Rejoice! Diaspora Dance Theater\, which she founded in 2014 with the support of New Expressive Works (Subashini Ganesan) and Performance Works NW (Linda Austin) in Portland\, Oregon. Oluyinka is a recipient of the 2017 Oregon Arts Commission Artist Fellowship\, Monserrat Award for Dance Research\, Regional Arts & Culture Council (RACC) project grant awards\, and Multnomah County Cultural Coalition grants; was a Fulbright Finalist; and is in the RACC Cultural Leadership Program. She received an MFA in Dance Choreography and Performance\, and was Visiting Assistant Professor of Dance at Reed College and SUNY The College at Brockport. She creates a unique blend between dances of Africa\, the African Diaspora\, modern dance\, and social justice issues. Oluyinka was a three-year guest artist for the Sankofa African Drum & Dance Ensemble; her work was featured in the International Association of Blacks in Dance conference (Washington\, D.C. and Los Angeles)\, Carnaval 2014 (Salvador\, BA\, Brazil)\, TEDxMtHood\, and Newmark Theater\, among others.\nrejoicediasporadance.com \nJae Yeun Choi serves as the Regional Arts & Culture Council’s (RACC) Program Specialist for Individual Artists. She helps provide workshops\, training opportunities\, and additional resources to artists. Jae administers RACC’s Professional Development Grant program\, which supports individual artists and arts organizations in acquiring new skills or experiences to advance their creative practice or business. She has taught poetry at Reed College\, Portland State University\, and the University of Iowa\, and her poems have been published in The Volta\, A Plume Annual\, Tin House\, The Iowa Review\, and elsewhere. Her work has also been featured within group exhibitions at 356 S. Mission\, 3 Days Awake Gallery\, PMoMA\, and Good Press Glasgow.\nwww.racc.org \nKel McDonald is a writer\, artist\, and publisher who has been working in comics for over a decade. Much of that time has been spent on her webcomic Sorcery 101. She also organized and crowdfunded the anthology series Cautionary Fables and Fairytales\, while contributing to other anthologies such as Dark Horse Presents\, Smut Peddler\, and Sleep of Reason. She has also worked on the comic book series Buffy: The High School Years. Kel recently finished a creator-owned series\, Misfits of Avalon\, for Dark Horse Comics. She’s currently working on her self-published series The City Between.\nsorcery101.net \nTara Johnson-Medinger is a director/producer living in Portland. She is in post-production on her feature directorial debut\, My Summer as a Goth\, which is set to premiere in autumn 2018. She is the producer of the feature film City Baby; two feature documentaries\, Rock N Roll Mamas and The Winding Stream; and two short films\, Working Lunch and The Musicianer. Tara is the executive director of The Portland Oregon Women’s Film Festival (POW Film Fest) and the POWGirls Media Education Program. She served on the founding board of directors of the Women in Film Portland Chapter and was awarded the 2013 Service & Inspiration Award by the Oregon Media Production Association. Before moving to Portland\, she was a manager of affiliate promotion at the FOX Broadcasting Company in Los Angeles. Through her production work as well as the POW Film Fest\, Tara wants to promote and create new opportunities for women filmmakers.\nvimeo.com/tarajohnsonmedinger \nDawn Jones Redstone is an award-winning filmmaker focused on telling stories that lift the experiences of women and people of color. She is best known for her critically acclaimed short film Sista in the Brotherhood\, about a black apprentice carpenter who experiences discrimination. Among other projects\, she also directed We Have Our Ways\, which won Best Short at Portland International Film Festival and is currently on the festival circuit. Early next year\, she’ll release her next short\, tentatively titled Magnificent\, about two women who go on a first date/hike in the Gorge. All three of these highlighted projects received grants from the Regional Arts and Culture Council\, were crowdfunded\, and garnered significant in-kind donations in order to be made. Dawn is a recipient of the Lilla Jewel Artist Award from MRG Foundation (cash award) and been named a Woman of Vision by the Daily Journal of Commerce.\nwww.dawnjonesredstone.com \nSocial Media for Creative Professionals\n12:30-1:45 PM \nRenèe Lopez is a freelance photographer in Portland. She is a Momma\, an Activist\, and a Connector. Her photography focuses on highlighting and uplifting people of color in Portland\, shooting the local hiphop scene\, and documenting protest and social injustices. In 2016\, Renèe started her Women of Color in PDX series\, in which she shares a picture of each woman alongside a story about who they are and what they do. Renèe’s work has been featured in publications such as We Out Here\, Vortex\, and The Portland Mercury\, and in gallery showings at Union Knott\, UNA Gallery\, and C3initiative.\nwww.misslopezmedia.org \nDr. Rachel Noorda is the Director of Book Publishing and Assistant Professor in English at Portland State University\, where she teaches courses in editing\, marketing\, book publishing for writers\, and book publishing research. She has a PhD in Publishing Studies from the University of Stirling. Her research interests include 21st-century book culture\, diaspora communities\, Scottish publishing\, small business marketing\, international marketing\, and entrepreneurship. In addition to her scholarly interest in the publishing ecosystem\, Rachel co-runs a small educational children’s publisher\, ThunderStone Books.\nthunderstonebooks.com \nRebecca Gates is a US-based musician\, curator\, artist\, and audio editor. She has released five albums\, three as leader of the critically acclaimed group The Spinanes (Sub Pop); toured internationally; and appeared as a vocalist on numerous records by artists as wide ranging as Akito Katayose\, The Decemberists\, and Willie Nelson.\nparcematone.com\nwww.facebook.com/rebeccagatesmusic \nAlberta Poon is a writer\, director\, editor\, and videographer. The creative aura surrounding her work emanates from years of fronting musical acts\, developing shorts for her comedic web series Scorpiono\, and her obsession with color and symmetry. Fond of mixing genres\, Alberta’s work presents surreal worlds often tinted with humor and melancholy. Her eye for detail and ability to bring out the best in her subjects are key elements of her work\, whether she is directing live action or developing stories in post. Currently\, she is working as an editor for Kamp Grizzly while directing and editing a music video for songwriter\, producer\, and actor Amenta Abioto. Additionally\, Alberta is shooting\, directing\, and editing videos for the influential She Shreds magazine.\nwww.albertapoon.com \nLindsay Strannigan is a social media manager and event planner based in Portland\, Oregon. She is currently the Marketing Director for the Beaverton Farmers Market\, and she runs her own social media strategy company\, Strannigan & Sons. Lindsay has planned events for Feast Portland\, Stumptown Coffee Roasters\, Union/Pine\, Whole Foods\, and more. She provides ongoing social media management services for numerous local businesses\, such as Bunk Sandwiches\, Hotel Vintage\, Townshend’s Tea\, and Fifty Licks Ice Cream.\nwww.stranniganandsons.com \nThe Business of Music\n2:00-3:15 PM \nWith her effortless flow and lyrical poeticism\, MC and rapper Raquel Divar is making waves in the Portland underground hip-hop and electronic scenes. Raquel has innovated a style that draws on the traditions of old-school hip-hop\, Southern rap\, UK grime\, dubstep\, and trap. Born to a Mexican and Indigenous father and a Jewish mother\, Raquel’s diverse heritage has directly influenced her sound. Growing up in San Francisco with a brother who was a scratch DJ\, Raquel was fascinated with DJ culture\, electronica\, and hip-hop from a young age. Raquel’s work is highly influenced by acts such as Vince Staples\, Ms. Banks\, SantiGold\, and renowned underground hip-hop group Hieroglyphics. Raquel has notably collaborated with Portland’s prominent underground bass label and collective STYLSS as well as indie label Tomahawk Recordings\, helping her alter the face of rap in bass music. Raquel can often be found performing with Tomahawk Recordings label head Cory O\, with whom she released collaborative EP The Reign in 2018. Raquel’s ardent passion\, powerful flow\, and energy shine through in her live sets. Willamette Week named Raquel one of Portland’s most underrated rappers in 2016 and “Vandals” one of Portland’s most underrated rap songs of 2017.\nwww.facebook.com/raqueldivar/ \nSallie Ford grew up playing music in Asheville\, North Carolina. In 2006\, she moved to Portland\, where she met her band The Sound Outside. Together they released three albums and an EP before parting ways. In 2014\, Sallie fulfilled her dream of starting an all-girl rock ’n’ roll band and recorded Slap Back\, which she has called “an ode to all the babe rockers from Joan Jett\, Blondie and Pat Benatar to PJ Harvey and Exene Cervenka\,” with producer Chris Funk. More recently\, Sallie released the solo album Soul Sick on Vanguard Records. She has performed on The Late Show and garnered critical acclaim from USA Today\, New York Daily News\, Boston Globe\, Interview\, Nylon\, BUST\, Paste\, and many others.\nwww.sallieford.com \nVocalist Rae Gordon started her singing career in the piano bars and comedy clubs of Los Angeles\, where she honed her ability to relate to any audience — from a small wine bar with a few people sipping libations\, to a big festival attended by thousands. Rae’s approachability and onstage charisma are as well-known as her multi-octave range. She has won the Cascade Blues Association’s Muddy Award for Best Female Vocalist three times\, landing her in their Hall of Fame. Her first recording\, Blue Lemonade\, hit #10 on the Billboard Blues Chart; her second offering\, Dirty Flowers\, has enjoyed extensive airplay in the US and beyond. In 2017\, the Rae Gordon Band released its third recording\, the award-winning Better Than I Was\, produced by RGB guitarist Kivett Bednar and featuring songs co-written with RGB keyboardist and musical director Pat McDougall\, which has charted number 2 in the Roots Report. The band also received international acclaim when they placed third in the 2017 International Blues Challenge\, which led to gigs in Canada and the US including the Big Blues Bender in Las Vegas. Next year will bring another CD and more travel for Rae.\nwww.raegordon.com \nAmanda Richards is a six-time Grammy-nominated songwriter and performer with more than 15 years’ experience in the music industry. She has written and produced seven full-length albums and scored several documentaries\, independent films\, and shorts. Her 2011 rock opera\, Play Dead\, garnered her international recognition and an Independent Music Award for Best Concept Album. Amanda is a popular presence on the Portland live music scene\, playing with her band The Good Long Whiles\, as well as solo and in duo configurations. In 2018\, Amanda wrote\, produced\, and starred in her own “raunchy outlaw-country” stage musical\, Whiskey Dixie & The Big Wet Country.\nwww.amandarichards.net \nThe Wide World of Weed\n3:30-5:00 PM \nEmma Chasen has a mission: to educate people on the science behind Cannabis so that they may take charge of their own healing\, as well as to address the need for training and education of budtenders\, medical professionals\, and the general public. After graduating from Brown University in 2014 with a degree in Medicinal Plant Research\, Emma coordinated Clinical Oncology trials with the Brown University Oncology Research Group. When her supervisor refused a Cannabis trial in favor of another expensive pharmaceutical drug\, Emma quit and headed across the country to Portland\, Oregon. She found her way to Farma\, the popular Portland dispensary that takes a more scientific approach to Cannabis; rejecting the indica/sativa binary and instead focusing on chemotypes to determine effect. There she quickly rose from budtender to General Manager and Director of Education\, creating a training curriculum that focuses on cannabis science\, product knowledge\, and empathetic patient care. Emma now co-owns and operates Eminent Consulting\, which provides cannabis business consulting services\, marketing collateral development\, and educational training programs. Emma was named Portland’s Best Budtender of 2016 and has been featured in Newsweek\, MG Magazine\, Forbes\, High Times Magazine\, The Centennial\, The Oregon Leaf\, and Teen Vogue for her work with cannabis education. She is also a regular guest on podcasts and has been featured on television for her ability to explain scientific concepts around cannabis in a way that is accessible to the general public.\nwww.emmachasen.com \nMegon Dee-Cave is a professional cannabis chef whose focus is to continue gaining knowledge of the effects of cannabinoids and terpenes for medicinal practices and wellness routines. Megon is a former bakery owner from Baltimore\, Maryland\, and a third-generation cook. Relocating to Portland in 2016 to further her knowledge as a healer of sorts\, she gained knowledge of how to better control the consistency of cannabinoid dosing and navigated the developing cannabis industry with her culinary skills and savvy marketing assets. Megon is currently developing a CBD wellness and personal care line of products\, Oracle Infused Wellness Co.\, which focuses on integrating hemp-derived CBD skin\, hair\, and body care products into the everyday wellness routine. While working privately with clients looking for alternative ways to medicate for specific ailments such as depression\, anxiety\, PTSD\, chronic pain\, and stage 4 cancer\, she has developed an understanding of her purpose in healing while using cannabis\, terpenes\, and hemp as her choice tools. She is also an advocate for canna-moms and is expecting her second child in January 2019 with plans to incorporate CBD into the birthing process.\nwww.oracleinfused.com \nCrystal Hoffman has worked for Organa Brands for the last six years. The company is comprised of five brands: O.penVAPE\, Bakked\, District Edibles\, Magic Buzz\, and Pressies. Crystal has multi-market experience with lab management and operations including raw material acquisition\, documenting process flows\, compliance\, state and local licensing\, distribution\, CO2 extraction\, infused product manufacturing\, and vape cartridge production. Having been with the company since inception\, she was on the ground level when Colorado transitioned to the recreational cannabis market. She also assisted with the transition from medical to recreational cannabis operations in Oregon in 2016 and in California in 2018. The company is currently licensed and distributed in 10 states and has its products in over 1\,500 dispensaries.\norganabrands.com \nAminah Leary is on a mission to fortify and empower the black community and economy in Portland. Through her work as a community builder in the cannabis industry and beyond\, she has become a powerful voice for social equity\, restorative justice\, and rightful distribution of economic resources. She pours her whole heart into all of her entrepreneurial endeavors as the mission always comes back to home\, family\, and legacy. In all her work\, Aminah strives to build a stronger community that her children can be proud and intentional members of. \nSamantha Montanaro is a chicken-lovin’ multimedia artist\, event coordinator\, gardener\, musician\, and mother who is passionate about community\, cannabis\, and feminine empowerment. Sam came into cannabis in 2014 by founding Prism House PDX\, an events and graphic design company. She hosted regular events like The Oregon Cannabis Industry Meet Up and Puff Pass and Paint Portland\, and provided a private cannabis-friendly space for dispensaries\, farms\, and processors to host employee trainings\, team-building events\, and parties to celebrate their successes. The community built through Prism House became an epicenter for Oregon cannabis social culture by offering unique\, uplifting\, and creative cannabis-friendly gatherings that shatter stoner stigmas. In 2017\, Samantha expanded her regular repertoire of events by partnering up with Lisa Snyder to launch Tokeativity\, the worldwide cannabis community for women\, based in Portland\, Oregon. Samantha also serves as President of the Board of Historic Parkrose\, a local nonprofit aimed at revitalizing the business district of Parkrose; and on the executive board of Venture Portland\, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting all 50 Portland business districts. Samantha and her work have been featured in numerous media outlets\, including Forbes\, Rolling Stone\, Good Housekeeping\, Cosmopolitan\, Newsweek\, Dope Magazine\, and The Weed Blog\, and she is known for her progressive stance on healthcare\, education\, and urban development.\ntokeativity.com \nSavina Monet is an independent branding consultant\, artist\, and graphic designer\, focused on building entrepreneurial brands in the cannabis industry. Some of her notable clients include Gold Moon Concentrates\, Tokeativity\, The Initiative\, and many other women- or diverse-owned businesses throughout the West Coast. In a sea of ever-changing legislation\, Savina carefully balances transparency and beauty to connect with her audience and satisfy her clients. Outside of work\, Savina enjoys creating digital and analog collages and exploring the Pacific Northwest with her terrier pup.\nhellomonet.com \n— \nThe Kennedy School’s accessibility information: \nThe main schoolhouse is ADA compliant. \nThe SE entrance to the building is ADA compliant and has a ramp. \nThe front (west) and NE back entrances are NOT ADA accessible. \nThere are also small ramps into the Gymnasium. \nThe bathrooms nearest the Gym have an ADA stall. \nThe chairs are all black metal framed conference chairs with a padded seat. No arms. \nThe Kennedy School does not have a no/low scent policy. \nThere are 140+ spots in the lot\, including several permit-only accessible spots. \n— \n 
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/arts-workshops-panels-2018/
LOCATION:McMenamins – Kennedy School\, 5736 NE 33rd Av\, Portland\, OR\, 97211\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival Workshops
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SUMMARY:2018 Siren Nation Art & Craft Sale
DESCRIPTION:The 2018 Siren Nation Festival’s Art and Craft Sale\nSunday\, November 11\, 2018\nfrom 10:00am to 4:00pm\nThe McMenamins Kennedy School\nA showcase of Pacific Northwest artists. \n\nA magnificent opportunity to purchase craft and art from most excellent artists and crafters of the Pacific Northwest! \n\n\n \n\n\nHosted by Siren Nation\, non-profit supporting creative women of the Portland-Vancouver metro area – be sure to check out the rest of our annual Siren Nation Festival\, taking place throughout the city of Portland\, Oregon\, this November 2018. Woot!\n\n\n \n\n\nAddie Pearl Jewelry Design\n\n\nhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/addiepearl\n\n\nI am a purveyor of cute. My job is to make adorable jewelry\, pincushions and catnip toys. I use recycled & vintage materials whenever possible. My weapons of choice are as follows: wool felt\, vintage fabric\, beads\, and sequins\n\n\n \n\n\nAllegra B Designs\n\n\nhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/AllegraB\n\n\nI love creating accessories and home décor in unique patterns that are eclectic and edgy to give your accessories a creative twist\, everything is handcrafted by myself with great detail given to pattern placement and quality construction.\n\n\n \n\n\nThe Bead Kahuna\n\n\nhttps://www.facebook.com/thebeadkahuna\n\n\nIt started with a single bracelet brought home from Mexico\, a small token from a friend. The simple design in brightly colored glass beads appealed to my Southern California sensibilities\, were beach life melds seamlessly with the diverse richness of Mexican culture\n\n\n \n\n\nBellavara Studio\n\n\nhttps://www.mygypsystore.com/store/bellavara-studio/\n\n\nHandmade sterling silver\, turquoise & gemstone jewelry. Inspired by the Southwest\, lovingly handcrafted in the PNW.\n\n\n \n\n\nBigWooWear\n\n\nhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/bigwoowear\n\n\nColorful hand crocheted hats\, scarves\, scarflettes and wrist warmers for all ages with garden-inspired appliqués and hand selected vintage buttons.\n\n\n \n\n\nBoneWerx\n\n\nwww.pinterest.com/alpngal/bonewerx\n\n\nFound object assemblage art. Upcycled\, irreverent and beer-themed.\n\n\n \n\n\nCandy Amor Jewelry\n\n\nwww.candyamorjewelry.etsy.com\n\n\nCandy primarily works with sterling silver and gold filled metal. Many pieces are embellished with beautiful semi-precious stones that are carefully hand-picked by her. The techniques used in her jewelry making are soldering\, metal texturing\, and wire wrapping.\n\n\n \n\n\nCarol Opie\n\n\nwww.carolopie.com\n\n\nI create one of a kind\, handmade and painted lowfire ceramics. Influenced by my almost two decade career as a zookeeper\, my work typically revolves around the theme of animals\, with my work either in decorated with or in the shape of animals.\n\n\n \n\n\nCoco Delay\n\n\nwww.etsy.com/shop/cocodelayinc\n\n\nCoco Delay fashions handmade jewelry from decorative paper sourced from around the world.\n\n\n \n\n\nCrow and Stone Jewelry\n\n\nwww.crowandstone.com\n\n\nCrow and Stone uses Brass\, Silver\, and Gold-Fill in her jewelry\, intentionally combined with gemstones that hold energy supportive properties. The collection is made up of bold statement pieces\, alongside classic subtly unique treasures.\n\n\n \n\n\nThe Curious Wild\n\n\nwww.thecuriouswild.com/shop\n\n\nWildlife & natural science inspires art made by hand\n\n\n \n\n\nDancing Heron Illustration\n\n\nhttps://www.dancingheron.com/\n\n\nQueer screen printer and designer producing androgynous punk fashion\, accessories\, and art at their garage print studio in SE Portland\, OR. Work features archaic motif meshed with modern aesthetic\n\n\n \n\n\nElizabeth Rohloff Designs\n\n\nwww.elizabethrohloff.com\n\n\nHeadwear and clothing separates made of fine quality natural fibers sustainably sourced and produced locally by a few busy minds and hands in Portland\, OR.\n\n\n \n\n\nErica Gibson\n\n\nwww.instagram.com/ericagibsonart\n\n\nI am a mixed-media artist who specializes in sculpture using sustainable materials. I sculpt air-dry clay onto reclaimed wood\, using beeswax and resin to incorporate metal and natural elements into my work.\n\n\n \n\n\nErika Rier Art\n\n\nhttp://www.erikarier.com\n\n\nErika Rier is a folk surrealist artist focused on creating work which depicts womxn actively engaged in the world around them. In addition to fine art she creates art zines and comics\, as well as screen printed and hand\, painted textiles.\n\n\n \n\n\nFunky Knits by Georgia\n\n\nwww.Etsy.com/shop/FunkyKnitsByGeorgia\n\n\nFantastical knits and stitches by a smart aleck mama! In order to be a creative stay at home mama\, I’ve designed and knit several goofy creatures and DIY knitting kits to bring color and joy to my fellow humans.\n\n\n \n\n\nHanky Pysanky\n\n\nhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/hankypysanky\n\n\nTimeless treasures of traditional art with a modern flair. I hand draw every design on real egg shells through a was resis and progressive dye series in the Ukrainian tradition. The result is a heirloom quality art\, perfect for hanging or standing display. \n\n\n \n\n\nHeidi West Designs\n\n\nhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/heidiwestdesigns\n\n\nHeidi creates handmade bags and textiles with her own screen-printed fabrics. Her designs are inspired by nature and often whimsical and colorful.\n\n\n \n\n\nHK Design PDX\n\n\nwww.hkdesignpdx.com\n\n\nHeather currently lives and works in Portland\, Oregon. She is attracted to shapes and patterns in the littlest of things most others may rarely notice. She is drawn to intricate patterns in nature\, worn structures and buildings\, rusted metals\, peeling paint\, and the everyday wear and tear of time on objects.\n\n\n \n\n\nKatt Splat\n\n\nhttp://www.kattsplat.com/\n\n\nKattSplat makes spooky-fun ceramics with an industrial edge. From bowls that look like brains to cups that resemble toxic waste barrels\, we’ve got all your post-apocalyptic dining devices.\n\n\n \n\n\nKnitPunk\n\n\nhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/IamKnitPunk\n\n\nCustom\, vivid\, OOAK wearable creations. Mostly\n\n\n natural\, hand-dyed fiber\, but some metal\, glass and wood sneak into my offerings. I love finding something that inspired me\, was made for YOU. (also\, I really dig making custom commissions) The focus is on your individuality & story.\n\n\n \n\n\nKollodiworks\n\n\nwww.etsy.com/shop/kollodiworks\n\n\nKollodi created reusable alternatives to throwaway culture from her basement workshop. She makes reusable snack bags\, straw bags\, sandwich wraps\, insulated lunch totes\, and other gifts for the parent and child.\n\n\n \n\n\nLea K Tawd Visual Art\n\n\nhttps://leakarts.com/\n\n\nI create mixed media paintings that celebrate\n\n\n women and explore introspection and personal growth. I will be offering original art\, prints and cards.\n\n\n \n\n\nMindy’s Beer Gear\n\n\nhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/MindysBeerGear\n\n\nI turn used craft beer 6-pack boxes into\n\n\n durable and functional wallets and accessories. I started this business in 2010 and it has allowed me to be a stay-at-home mom to my 5 year old. You can follow me on Instagram and my shop inventory on Etsy.\n\n\n \n\n\nP2 Creations Di Pinsonault Originals\n\n\nhttp://www.dipinsonaultoriginals.com/\n\n\nPeggy and Diane have been in the Siren Nation\n\n\n Craft Sale every year except 2017 when they decided to take a little break. They are back this year with small creations in mixed media and ceramic as well as their Everyday is a Holiday 13-Month Calendar as well as prints.\n\n\n \n\n\nPhylum Obscura\n\n\nhttps://www.etsy.com/search?q=phylum%20obscura&ref=auto1&as_prefix=phylum\n\n\nI am a character fabricator residing in Portland\,\n\n\n OR. My costume work can be seen in the films Coraline and ParaNorman. I use the techniques learned from many years making puppets for stop-motion animation to create 3D versions of the characters from my own paintings and drawings.\n\n\n \n\n\nRuby Farms\n\n\nwww.rubyfarms.net\n\n\nRuby Farms is the collaborative work of a\n\n\n husband and wife duo. Nick wheel throws each piece\, and Courtney glazes by hand. We create fun\, affordable\, and functional ceramics.\n\n\n \n\n\nScrumptious Suds\n\n\nhttp://www.scrumptioussuds.com/\n\n\nFounded in 2005\, Scrumptious Suds is a delicious line of bath and body treats\, handcrafted in Portland\, Oregon. Artisanal creations are inspired by favorite cocktail and dessert recipes and crafted from natural and local ingredients.\n\n\n \n\n\nShanalee Hampton\n\n\nhttps://www.shanaleehampton.com\n\n\nShanalee is an embroidery artist inspired\n\n\n by pop culture\, art\, current events and my friends. A friend recently described my work as kind and supportive – the best compliment. I just want to make things that make people smile\, make people feel less alone.\n\n\n \n\n\nStephanie Brockway\n\n\nhttps://www.facebook.com/stephanie.s.brockway\n\n\nI am a salvaged wood artist\, carving puppets\, dolls\, painting on wood. I show at local galleries and will be in Oregon Art Beet this fall. \n\n\n \n\n\nSimply Kumquat\n\n\nwww.simplykumquat.com\n\n\nMaggie Wauklyn is an illustrator and storyteller\n\n\n living in Portland Oregon. Her work has a warm\, rich quality that distinguishes it from the work of her peers. There is a buoyant\, openness to her colorwork that is balanced by a grounded sensibility.\n\n\n \n\n\nSunspot Emporium\n\n\nwww.sunspotemporium.com\n\n\nI’ve always liked creating but I’m fairly\n\n\n new to the maker world. I’ve dove in head first when I go my laser printer and I haven’t stopped since. I make everything from keychains to cutting boards and work with many different materials from leather to wood to acrylics. \n\n\n \n\n\nTiger Food Press\n\n\nhttps://www.tigerfoodpress.com/\n\n\nI create letterpress printed stationery and linocut art prints. I also have a growing line of home goods featuring the same hand printed designs as my paper goods\, including pillows\, tote bags\, and tea towels.\n\n\n \n\n\nTwine & Quill LLC\n\n\nwww.twineandquill.com\n\n\nTine & Quill is a creative studio founded\n\n\n by graphic designer\, Cindy Sullivan who creates original handcrafted products and sources creative supplies from post customer and vintage materials and upcycled and eco friendly.\n\n\n \n\n\nWoven Currents\n\n\nhttp://wovencurrents.com\n\n\nCelina discovered that each knot in macramé\n\n\n reminded her of different movements in water. Woven Currents aims to reflect the ebb and flow of the ocean and nature’s imperfections. She uses natural elements\, such as driftwood\, rocks and shells she finds in her designs.\n\n\n \n\n\nXylographilia LLC\n\n\nhttps://xylographilia.com/\n\n\nLiv Rainey-Smith is an artist specializing\n\n\n in hand-pulled xylographic prints. Her imagery draws primarily upon historic styles\, folklore\, dreams\, and esoteric traditions. Her woodcut process incorporates a mixture of traditional and modern tools as well as a blend of European and Japanese printmaking technique.\n\nIf you have any questions\, please contact us at artsale@sirennation.org.
URL:https://sirennation.org/event/2018-art-craft-sale/
LOCATION:McMenamins – Kennedy School\, 5736 NE 33rd Av\, Portland\, OR\, 97211\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Festival Craft
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