Portland

Three performers, a table of scale models, two thousand plastic animals, and a live video feed. The Spanish company Agrupación Señor Serrano revisits Hitchcock’s The Birds to hold two worlds side by side, one in visible crisis and one that looks reassuringly stable.

Between them move flocks of migrating birds, crossing the borders that stop people instead. Wry, handmade, and pointed.

Three performers, a table of scale models, two thousand plastic animals, and a live video feed. The Spanish company Agrupación Señor Serrano revisits Hitchcock’s The Birds to hold two worlds side by side, one in visible crisis and one that looks reassuringly stable.

Between them move flocks of migrating birds, crossing the borders that stop people instead. Wry, handmade, and pointed.

Does growing old mean the end of love? Mohamed El Khatib put that question to older people from a range of backgrounds and built a documentary performance out of their answers, which turn out to be franker and funnier than most audiences expect.

Desire, intimacy, and companionship keep going, and the French director lets the people who know that say so themselves.

Does growing old mean the end of love? Mohamed El Khatib put that question to older people from a range of backgrounds and built a documentary performance out of their answers, which turn out to be franker and funnier than most audiences expect.

Desire, intimacy, and companionship keep going, and the French director lets the people who know that say so themselves.

Ready for an immersive experience that really makes you think? Basel Zaraa, a Palestinian artist from the UK, brings his multi-sensory installation What Will We Do Without Exile? to Portland. This unique piece transports you inside a refugee tent, creating a lush world where you can imagine a future beyond occupation. You’ll sit among orange and olive trees, listening to a soundscape and reading a newspaper from a liberated land.

Inspired by the refusal to stop imagining tomorrow, even in the face of genocide, Zaraa celebrates Palestine’s natural and cultural richness. It’s a powerful tribute to the strength and sacrifice of colonized people. His work has toured five continents. Come envision a world of liberation.

Ready for an immersive experience that really makes you think? Basel Zaraa, a Palestinian artist from the UK, brings his multi-sensory installation What Will We Do Without Exile? to Portland. This unique piece transports you inside a refugee tent, creating a lush world where you can imagine a future beyond occupation. You’ll sit among orange and olive trees, listening to a soundscape and reading a newspaper from a liberated land.

Inspired by the refusal to stop imagining tomorrow, even in the face of genocide, Zaraa celebrates Palestine’s natural and cultural richness. It’s a powerful tribute to the strength and sacrifice of colonized people. His work has toured five continents. Come envision a world of liberation.

Ready for an immersive experience that really makes you think? Basel Zaraa, a Palestinian artist from the UK, brings his multi-sensory installation What Will We Do Without Exile? to Portland. This unique piece transports you inside a refugee tent, creating a lush world where you can imagine a future beyond occupation. You’ll sit among orange and olive trees, listening to a soundscape and reading a newspaper from a liberated land.

Inspired by the refusal to stop imagining tomorrow, even in the face of genocide, Zaraa celebrates Palestine’s natural and cultural richness. It’s a powerful tribute to the strength and sacrifice of colonized people. His work has toured five continents. Come envision a world of liberation.