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Awarded by the Portland Business Journal, the list honors 'young professionals under the age of forty for their outstanding work in their industry and their impact on the community.'

What would you like to see Open Signal do and be in the year 2023? Complete our survey by July 31 and we will factor your input into our five-year strategic plan.

The 2018-19 fellowship launches in June, combining community engagement, professional development and artistic production.

Open Signal provides to the public more than 40 dynamic summer camps and classes for youth and adults.

This spring, in response to the threat of changes to our public funding, Open Signal made some proactive budget cuts. Read a full update on how these cuts impact — and do not impact — the services we provide to the public.

Open Signal's annual report and winter/spring 2018 program catalog is hot off the press. See the report to learn about Open Signal's major accomplishments of 2017.

James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation, The Oregon Community Foundation, Oregon Cultural Trust and others invest in this growing media arts center. 

Ten applicants were selected for the first year of Open Signal's artist training program.

Regional Arts & Culture Council and Open Signal to host projections from local artists

Neighborhood block party celebrates NE Portland on Saturday, August 26, 2-10 p.m.