Skeleton Key Odditorium
Under $25An oddity museum and curiosity shop showcasing macabre antiques, sideshow history and gothic art in downtown Portland.
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Portland arts center tied to the Portland Art Museum, focused on film, artist support, and new media work.
934 SW Salmon St., Portland, OR 97205 · Portland, OR
The Center for an Untold Tomorrow, known as PAM CUT, is a Portland arts program connected to the Portland Art Museum. It supports independent filmmakers and creative people across the Pacific Northwest with chances to exhibit work, fellowship money, equipment access, and networking events. Its programs include a lab for mid-career artists working where art, technology, and storytelling meet, a residency for emerging and mid-career artists, and fiscal sponsorship to help artists fundraise. The group also runs film screenings at the PAM CUT @ The Whitsell series and a Tomorrow Theater on Southeast Division Street.
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