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Portland Chinatown Museum and The –Ism Project will present stories of the city's Chinese American population. Plus: The season-ending night of stories from Solo Speak.

The three, all with Oregon Roots, won at Sunday's Broadway theater ceremony for "Death of a Salesman," "Ragtime," "The Lost Boys," and "Cats: The Jellicle Ball."

Hockney leaves a legacy of brilliantly colored and pleasure-inducing works. His exhibit of more than 200 works continues at the Portland museum through July 26.

The new downtown plaza and gathering space, which will kick off a "Summer of Love" of events, is named for the late, great Darcelle (a.k.a. Walter Cole), who left an indelible mark on Portland's personality.

Review: Clackamas Rep's production brings out both the humor and the political and cultural shadows in Simon's behind-the-scenes show biz play.

The nationally respected Portland critic and author died a little more than a week after suffering a stroke. ArtsWatch will publish a more complete appreciation in the coming days.

West, the distinguished dance critic and author whose passion for dance and writing instilled her readers with deep insights, has died at age 88.

Pearlman began the children's theater company at the old Portland Civic Theatre and built it into a driving force that brought millions of young people into the theatrical fold.