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Arts: Page 101

Boy Meets World

OCT detects the human condition in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

Theater 6 years ago

At a quick glance, Oregon Contemporary Theatre is serving up some Sherlock Holmes vibes with a sprinkle of pitchforked pup in the Tony Award-winning drama, … Continue reading →

Altared States

VLT scores a hit with Lewis Black’s Reagan-era romantic comedy One Slight Hitch

Theater 6 years ago

No doubt comedian Lewis Black is brilliant, but I’d hardly call him subtle. His standup traffics in apoplectic anger, escalating from a reasonable assessment — … Continue reading →

Old & Young Masters

Get inspired by everyone from Nat King Cole to Shakespeare to Harry Potter

Music 6 years ago

John Pizzarelli loves the old masters. The popular singer/guitarist’s recent albums have offered remakes of or tributes to storied performers and songwriters from Frank Sinatra … Continue reading →

Imitation of Christ

One man risks everything to resist evil in Terrence Malick’s masterful A Hidden Life

Film 6 years ago

Every time I watch a movie by the great American director Terrence Malick, I come to the same conclusion: There is every other filmmaker, and … Continue reading →

Queen & Country

Wynonna Judd makes a big noise at McDonald Theatre

Music 6 years ago

Country singer Wynonna Judd returned in 2019 with a chilling a capella rendition of Nina Simone’s “Feeling Good” as well as “The Child,” a sparse, … Continue reading →

Vegan Taxidermy: It’s Art!

Conversations: Reflections of 14 Women Artists is at Maude Kerns Art Center through Feb. 7

Visual Arts 6 years ago

When Marjorie Taylor made her first piece of vegan taxidermy she wasn’t sure what she’d done.  “I didn’t know if I was making art or … Continue reading →

Cinematic Sounds

Federale plays Morricone- and Gainsbourg-inspired pop at WildCraft

Music 6 years ago

Collin Hegna has always been good at whistling. He just never expected the skill would be as useful as it is now, fronting the cinematic … Continue reading →

Weird and Wooly

Portland’s The Woolen Men return to Eugene

Music 6 years ago

All the songs on Human to Human, the 2019 release from The Woolen Men, were written by singer and guitarist Lawton Browning — a definite … Continue reading →

Artists Dream Eugene

What would Eugene look like if we turned over city planning to artists? Or even architects?

Arts 6 years ago

Politicians in Eugene, often supported by land developers, have long called the shots. That might be why downtown has so many truly ugly apartment buildings. … Continue reading →

Cease Fire, Please

Haven’t we endured enough hyperglorious war movies by now?

Film 6 years ago

Had Steven Spielberg simply cut the first and last 15 minutes from Saving Private Ryan — all that sentimentalized, emotion-yanking sacrificial nationalistic hoopla — he … Continue reading →

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