Portland, OR, September 10, 2026 — The Portland Mercury has released its 2026 Fall Arts Issue, a comprehensive publication dedicated to exploring the breadth of Portland’s local arts and culture scene. The issue promises readers an in-depth look at a range of topics, events, and individuals shaping the city’s creative landscape.

Central to this year’s issue is a distinct focus on a “clowns” theme, offering a unique lens through which various artistic expressions will be examined. The publication also features prominent local artists, including a spotlight on Anthony Hudson, whose work is a significant part of the contemporary arts dialogue.

In addition to artist profiles, the 2026 Fall Arts Issue delves into cinematic offerings with coverage of the film “Wildwood.” Festival enthusiasts will find detailed previews of upcoming events, such as the ADX Fest and PICA’s TBA Festival, providing insights into programming and highlights.

The issue further extends its scope to include reviews and features on current gallery shows, as well as a curated selection of books that explore and celebrate Portland itself. This multifaceted approach aims to capture the dynamic and ever-evolving nature of the city’s cultural contributions, providing readers with a rich resource for engaging with local arts and entertainment.


Story summarized from the original created by Suzette Smith on www.portlandmercury.com, see more information here.

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