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Arts: Page 2
Picture This
Eugene Weekly’s first Lane County Fair photo contest celebrates three photographers who found art in everyday moments.
“OMG, pinch me! I’m a published photographer now?” Cynthia Branen says. This year, Eugene Weekly took a turn behind the camera by introducing its own … Continue reading
A Worthy Journey Home
The latest interpretation of Homer’s masterpiece, The Odyssey, is a sweeping triumph in filmmaking that could’ve gone even bigger
In 2002, a young Christopher Nolan was briefly hired to direct the blockbuster Troy, based on Homer’s Iliad. But after Wolfgang Petersen’s Batman v Superman … Continue reading
Release the Folk Punk
Join Tell the Truth for their upcoming single release party, featuring other local artists at the Hybrid
Join Myke Aramo’s folk-punk band Tell the Truth for their upcoming single release party July 24 at The Hybrid Gallery. The single is titled “Pivotal” … Continue reading
The Star Man
New York jazz musician brings sci-fi movie music back to Earth at The Jazz Station
The Charlie Porter Quintet, eponymously led by Grammy-nominated New York jazz trumpeter Charlie Porter, performs July 24 at The Jazz Station, touring in advance of … Continue reading
Natural Surroundings
Nature-theme art show opens July 3 at Broadway Commerce Center
Three Visions of Nature, an art show featuring works of three Eugene artists interpreting the natural world, opened July 3 at Broadway Commerce Center in … Continue reading
The String Slinger
Portland musician with roots in Eugene plays 12-string acoustic guitar at Art House
Portland musician Lucas Gunn, who was born in Eugene, performs July 18 at Art House, celebrating the vinyl release of You Should’nt try to barrow … Continue reading
Rural Life
Capital T Theatre brings Jerusalem to Eugene for the first time
You may think you’ve never heard of the acclaimed British playwright, Jez Butterworth. However, his raucously funny, as well as violent and shocking plays, have … Continue reading
Coming of Age, for Grownups
An interview with Robert Mirabal, Native actor whose film The Road to Everywhere plays Art House through July 15
By Nate King This weekend the Art House will see a run of the new buddy film Road to Everywhere, written and directed by Michael … Continue reading
The Art of Ephemera
Piecing it Together, a group show with nearly 70 artists, pushes the definition of collage to its limits
You might think you know what to expect in advance of seeing Piecing it Together: a Regional Collage Exhibit, on view until July 17 at … Continue reading